Tobacco, alcohol and drugs: risks of abuse that harm health and personal and emotional self-esteem. Know the effect of drug addiction on people's lives. Identify the danger of social networks in the acquisition of new fashions. Relate the concept of self-esteem with the acquisition of new fashions. Support material of the original book by María del Rosario Monter Ardanuy: Health Promotion in Adolescence. Prepared to be taught by Health and Education professionals

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TOBACCO - ALCOHOL -
DRUGS

2. ALCOHOL AND TAMPON
• People are applying alcohol in the vagina and anus, in
addition to the nose and eyes.
Alcohol-impregnated tampons are applied which
immediately pass through the mucous membranes and
send the alcohol directly into the bloodstream.
This practice is called: "tampax on the rock".
• Local injuries and high levels of intoxication.
• These forms of introducing alcohol into the body cause
local injures and high levels of intoxication.
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3. INHALATION OF ALCOHOL
• It is consumed using inhalation devices.
• Alcohol dissolves the fats we have in the
pulmonary alveoli and burns the lung.
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4. ALCOHOL BY THE EYE
• Speed on entering through the
mucosa into the bloodstream.
• Faster feeling of drunkenness.
• Damage to the retina and causes
blindness.
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5. LIQUID NITROGEN
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6. SEXUALITY AND RISKS
• Sex and lack of maturity
• High risk sex
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7. DRUGS
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8. EFFECTS AND RISKS
• No drug is harmless;
• The consumption of drugs affects the
health and life of those who consume
them
• Alterations of the nervous system and
of different organs, with the
consequent wear and tear and
progressive deterioration of health and
the risk of contracting diseases
• It can affect your studies, your work,
your family and your personal
relationships
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9. CLASSIFICATION
LEGAL DRUGS
• ALCOHOL
• COFFEE
• TOBACCO
• TEA
• ILLEGAL DRUGS
• PBC (white cocaine paste)
• COCAINE
• MARIJUANA
• SYNTHETIC DRUGS
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11. TYPES OF CANNABIS
• Cannabis Sativa is also known for the fibres in its plants, used
for the production of clothing and many other textiles.
• Cannabis Indica has a woody stem and, therefore, is not of
great use in the textile industry. It has medical and
recreational purposes.
• Cannabis Ruderalis can even grow in the difficult regions of
Siberia, and has been used as medicine for similar reasons to
Cannabis Indica.
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12. USE OF THE HEMP
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In the mid-seventeenth century, the use
of hemp for medicinal purposes

13. COCAINE
• Plant native to the Andes, Indonesia and in
some African states.
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14. This is what you get with a line of cocaine
• The leaves are chopped in a crusher, spread out and sprinkled
with quicklime and Nutrimon, a fertilizer that helps burn them.
• They are crushed using rubber boots until they form a paste and
macerate it with gasoline
• To this cocktail they add sulfuric acid and water.
• One of the essential ingredients is potassium permanganate
• They also dissolve caustic soda and acetone.
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15. ROUTES OF ENTRY OF COCAINE
• Chewing its leaves.
• Sniffing.
• Injecting cocaine hydrochloride powder.
• Smoking the compound known as crack.
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16. INHALANT DRUGS
THEY CAN SHOW:
• sickness
• vomiting
• convulsions
• coma
• sudden death by arrhythmia
• heart failure
• suffocation
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17. synthetic drugs
• confusion
• Anxiety and
aggressiveness
• depression or even
suicidal thoughts
hallucinogenic
effects
• perceptive
distortions
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18. Ecstasy Eva or MDEA
METAMYPHETAMINE
DERIVATIVES
• Ecstasy, Adam,
Eve, love drug,
white china ... A
series of synthetic
compounds are
called by these
names
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19. Speed - Amphetamine
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20. Angel or PCP powder
• Long-term use can
cause memory loss,
speech and thinking
difficulties, depression
and schizophrenia
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- extreme turmoil
- perceptual alterations
- hallucinations
- psychotic thoughts

21. Poopers
• It is a liquid, colorless and odorless drug that is
consumed through inhalation.
• Feeling of euphoria, disinhibition and
pleasure.
• It disappears after a few minutes and
produces decay, depression or exhaustion
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22. Liquid ecstasy
EFFECTS
- Loss of consciousness
- Seizures that increase its
severity when combined
with methamphetamines
- Coma
- Nausea if combined with
alcohol
- Difficulty breathing
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23. Vegetal ecstasy - khat (Catha edulis)
• IT IS TO CHEW
IT PRODUCES:
• hypertension
• palpitations
• tachycardia
• ictus
• seizures and insomnia
• It can be fatal in 10% of
cases.
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24. Ketamine
• derived from PCP
• It has high anesthetic
and analgesic effects
• you can consume
both ingested and
injected or snorted
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25. DRUGS
• Depressants: Opium, heroin, morphine,
inhalants, synthetic drugs (Ketamine)…
• CNS activity disruptors and depressant:
cannabis.
• Stimulants: Cocaine, synthetic drugs
(amphetamines-speed, ecstasy, MDMA).
• Disturbing CNS activity and stimulant: LSD,
mescaline, mushrooms…
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26. THE MOST DEADLY DRUGS
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• Krokodil or cannibal drug: With codeine,
gasoline or oil, plus a substance known as
desomorphine. It is the most deadly and destructive
drug. It is widely consumed in poor areas of Russia
where addicts inject it (it's a third cheaper than
heroin). Causes gangrene, phlebitis, putrefaction of
the skin exposing the bones and sometimes leads to
the amputation of limbs.
• Whoonga or Nyaope: Very popular
in South Africa, it comes with detergent, rat poison,
medicines for HIV and cannabis. Very addictive, it
smokes and costs just three dollars a piece.
• Bath salts: Ivory wave, red dove, blue silk,
seventh sky, vanilla sky, moon wave, cut face. It is
the name by which synthetic drugs containing
substitute cathinones are known, with effects similar
to amphetamine and cocaine. It is administered in
various ways and is still a great unknown to
scientists. Interacts in the brain, causes high blood
pressure, suicidal thoughts and psychosis.

27. • Flakka: new drug of similar design to the
"cannibal drug" or Krokodil. Its effects are as powerful
as they are deadly. The user who takes it suffers
hallucinations, aggressiveness, hyperthermia,
hypertension and arrhythmias. It can cause death in a
matter of hours.
• AH-7921: Great resemblance to heroin, has a
potency similar to morphine when administered orally
but never sold for medical use.
• Purple Drank: It is a combination of a soft
drink and a drug of promethazine and codeine in the
form of cough syrup, which gives it that particular
violet tone. It causes euphoria and affects the motor
skills causing drowsiness and dissociation of the body.
It is the ninth most deadly drug that exists.
• Scopolamine, burundanga or
"rapist's drug": An overdose can cause
depression, tachycardia, seizures, delusions,
paralysis, respiratory failure and death. It is known as
a rapist drug because it suppresses the will of victims
who act like zombies without will. The affected loses
the memory from that period of time to about two
hours and up.
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Crack
Methamphetamine
Heroin

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32. Chocolate as a new drug
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33. IS THIS THE LIFE YOU WANT?
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