Sociology: Don't Do Drugs By: LexiLee101 … Continue reading →

Adam Kokesh drugs meant to be seen planted This is a psy ops. Engineered to stir the pot and it will work. This will result in a thinning of the herd. By: Stokes Joshua … Continue reading →

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zian anggi (say no to drugs mivo tv ) ini adalah sebuah film pendek yg dibuat mivo tv katakan tidak pada narkoba dan pengaruhnya .... @ziananggi. By: zian anggi … Continue reading →

Cases of prescription medication misuse by school children include substances such as ADD drug Ritalin, antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication. STUDENTS as young as six have been suspended from WA schools for misusing drugs. Figures obtained by The Sunday Times reveal 368 suspensions were handed out in the public school system last year for substance misuse including alcohol, prescription medication and cigarettes. It was a 10 per cent rise in suspensions from the previous year and included six students in years 1-5, including a pupil in year 1. The bulk of the suspensions were handed out to students in years 8 and 9. An Education Department spokesman said the suspensions did not necessarily mean the students were caught taking the drugs. They may have been found in possession of the substance or been caught trying to push it. Cases of prescription medication misuse included substances such as ADD drug Ritalin, antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication. He said students should not be in possession of these drugs because they should be given to a teacher to store away in a locked cabinet. Education Department acting statewide services executive director Eirlys Ingram said while schools could educate young people about drug and alcohol use, … Continue reading →

Barbara Sahakian has warned about the dangers of buying cognitive-enhancing medicine - the so-called 'smart drugs - from the internet. Talking at the Telegraph Hay Festival, Sahakian said: "Many students and professionals are using the drugs to get a competitive edge, perhaps the best performance in an exam, but many of them are buying them off the internet and that is very dangerous way to buy what are prescription drugs. Many are made in contaminated conditions, even made in someone's garage at times, and could be just a compound made under dangerous conditions in say, China or Mumbai. "You just don't know what is actually in these pills. They have not been tested as they would be by pharmaceutical companies and you are not getting something that is safe." Sahakian, whose new book is called Bad Moves: How Decision-Making Goes Wrong, said that one of the effects of the modern 24/7 lifestyle is that more people are taking 'smart drugs' to do well in their studies and in their work. She said that there has been a huge increase in stimulant use, which has doubled over the past decade. A recent study in America revealed that 16% of healthy people … Continue reading →

Getty Images In the past, women who lacked sexual desire were stigmatized as frigid today, psychiatrys diagnostic manual labels them with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). Big Pharma is betting that many such women will want to take a drug to rev up their sex lives, but is that a good idea? Ethicists and feminists are concerned that the emergence a drug that can amp up female sexual longings may have lasting effects on the very nature of female desire. Male sexual enhancement drugs, you see, are about shoring up the plumbing improving blood flow to the penis while research so far suggests that most women need more than mere physical arousal to get in the mood. To stoke female desire with pharmacology, then, you need to get into the brain.And that, understandably, makes some people nervous. While I share some of those worries, I believe well nonetheless soon be faced with a variety of such drugs and need to address the way we view and regulate them rather than trying to turn back the tide. In this weeks New York Times Magazine, author Dan Bergner chronicles the lives of some participants in clinical trials of two new drugs aimed … Continue reading →