Meth Addiction

Super Meth: The Dangers of P2P Drugs and the Meth Epidemic

2006 U.S. drug legislation moved ephedrine and pseudoephedrine behind pharmacy counters to fight the methamphetamine epidemic. Then, the opioid epidemic took the spotlight. While Americans were focusing on opioids, the drug cartel was busy creating a new type of methamphetamine. This new methamphetamine, known as p2p drugs or super meth, has created a spike in

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What Meth Abuse Does to Your Face: Understanding “Meth Face”

Methamphetamine, commonly known as meth, is a powerful and highly addictive stimulant that can wreak havoc on a person’s physical health. While the toll it takes on the body is profound, the effects of meth abuse tend to be most visibly apparent in a person’s face. A condition often referred to as “meth face” is marked by skin lesions, sores, premature aging, and significant dental damage.

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