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Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation and Educator

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
March 29, 2022
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Stimulants come in different forms; some as prescriptions such as Adderall and Vyvanse, while others are purchased illegally on the streets such as Methamphetamine. Adderall and Vyvanse can be a gateway to Methamphetamine use, which is the worst.  
Methamphetamine is a very powerful stimulant that is one of the most damaging illicit drugs. It can cause saliva to dry and ultimately can lead the addict to have rotting teeth. People who use meth can also hallucinate and experience delusions causing them to pick at their skin because they believe bugs are crawling on them.  Those addicted to methamphetamine can go into what is called “meth psychosis.”

When someone is experiencing meth psychosis, they will be a zombified, paranoid shell of a person you once knew. Methamphetamine will suck the life right out of them causing them to see and experience things that aren’t there. They may be paranoid that someone is chasing them when no one is there.  

Knowing the signs of stimulant use can help you save your child or loved one from psychosis and overdoses. 

Here are some of the signs of Stimulant Use: 

  • Dilated Pupils 
  • Dry Nose and Mouth 
  • Anxiety 
  • Hyperactivity 
  • Euphoria 
  • Paranoia 
  • Dental Decay 
  • Weight Loss 
  • Irritability 
  • Excessive Talking Followed by Depression 
  • May Lose Appetite and Go Long Periods Without Eating  

Long Periods of Unusual Activity Followed by Long Periods of Sleep 

If you see one of the above signs of stimulant use, reach out for help. Narconon not only helps those interested in the Narconon program, but we also help people all over the US find treatment centers.  If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, please call us today. You are not alone and all you need to do is reach out for help. 


To read more on the subject, visit: https://www.narcononnewliferetreat.org/blog/stimulants-a-slippery-slope.html

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