Jan 24
Once again on that sheet full of questions. My 8th grade class is making individual power points on assigned drugs. Mine just had to meth. PLZ help I need the answer right away!
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it affects your central nervous system. brain, nerves, etc.
central nervous system(brain)
is that what thegreen goblin tookin spider man?
Meth destroys the part of the brain that relates to plessure, once it’s destroyed you never recover and people often try to “Chase the high” that they get, which is why meth is so addicting. It’s also proven that only 1% ever recover from first time use.
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I would have to say your brain
Central nervous system, which is basically the most important parts of your body connected to the spinal cord which connects to the cerebellum where your brain processes methamphetamine. A meth addict can never achieve the same level of pleasure after recovery (Meth has around a 2% total recovery rate in the US).