Answer:
Illegal drugs
Other drugs such as cannabis, amphetamines, ecstasy, cocaine and heroin, are illegal. They are not subject to quality or price controls and the amount of active ingredient varies. A person using illegal drugs can never be sure of how strong the drug is, or what is actually in it.
How are drugs made?
Drugs come from different sources:
plants — for example, cannabis, mushrooms, or tobacco
processed plant products — for example, alcohol, or heroin
synthetic chemicals — for example, ecstasy or amphetamines
The processes used to make drugs varies widely, but drug products have 2 main types of ingredients:
active ingredients — the ingredients that biologically affect your body
inactive ingredients — these generally have no biological effect. They include binding agents, capsules, dyes, preservatives, flavourings and other ingredient.
Explanation:
Drugs affect your mind and body
Drugs are substances that change a person’s mental or physical state. They can affect the way your brain works, how you feel and behave, your understanding and your senses. This makes them unpredictable and dangerous, especially for young people.
Why do people use drugs?
Drugs change the way your body or brain works.
People take drugs because:
they are curious and want to see what happens
they want to fit in or feel pressured by their peers
they enjoy the effect on their body — for example, feeling excited and energetic, or relaxed and calm
they help them cope with situations — for example, reducing pain or relieving stress
they’ve have a drug dependency and need to keep taking them to avoid withdrawal symptoms
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