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DRUGS Drug-Infos       Alcohol Cannabis Cocaine Crack Ecstasy Heroin Ketamine LSD Meth Mushrooms Nicotine Speed Drug Checking Problems     Drugs & Society Alice in Drugland	METH • Meth (methamphetamine) was produced in 1934 for the first time. Later it was use to increase the motivation and the aggressiveness of combat pilots. • Furthermore it was medicinally used. As Yaba it is widespread as a stimulant especially in Thailand until today. • Meth is usually sniffed as a white powder or ingested as a pill. The purity of the illegalised substance is heavily fluctuating. Mostly extenders are added. • Yet a seemingly minor dosage can cause continuous trips that last partly up to 24 hours. • On Meth the thinking seems to accelerate, an euphoria occurs, and the self-esteem is increased. • On the level of the body Meth covers hunger and fatigue. But there is no energy added to the body, actually the reserves are exploited till total exhaustion. • High dosages and permanent use can lead to aggressions, overestimations of one’s own capabilities, and confusions. • To some extent Meth acts sexually stimulating. - If one has sex: safe with condom. • When the effect decreases often a temporary depressive state occurs that can tempt to take more. The risk of a psychic dependence is thereby relatively high. • Possible adverse effects are: tachycardia, nausea, tremor, unclean skin, increased action of the bowels. Furthermore the memory capacity degrades. • Frequent use harms the mucous membrane of the nose and totally wastes the body. • The circulation is heavily burdened by Meth. Therefore it is important, specially while dancing, to drink water and juices, and to grant the body some rest. • If it’s sniffed through the nose there’s the danger of viral infections. Therefore bank notes should be avoided and one’s own tube should always be used. Questions / Comments / Problems: contact@alice-project.com ALICE - The Drug- and Culture-Project www.alice-project.com