Drugs can be natural or artificial, legal or illegal. Some are prescribed by doctors while others are consumed illegally by young people with serious potential consequences. People take drugs for various reasons including to relieve stress, boredom, depression or anxiety or to stop feeling shy. There are many types of drugs that can be divided into natural "soft" drugs like marijuana, mushrooms, and acorn and artificial "hard" drugs like cocaine, crystal meth, heroin, and poppers. Hard drugs have more serious side effects like excitation, hyperactivity, hallucinations, increased heart rate and blood pressure. To help prevent drug use, some groups give talks about the dangers of drugs but taking people to clinics and streets to see the reality of

1. DRUGS

2. 1. Introduction
Drugs are natural or artificial, legal or
illegal, and some are prescribed by
doctors as a painkiller and some are
illegally consumed by young people
and can bring serious consequences.

3. 2. Why do they take drugs?
People take drugs for a lot of reasons.
-Search for pleasure and peace
-Curious
-To relieve stress, boredom, depression, burden and
anxiety ...
-To stop feeling shy
-Under pressure from friends, family, co ...
-To relieve emotional distress.
Now a lot of people take drugs because there are
more available.

4. 3. Types
Types: There are many types of
drugs, and we have divided them
into natural (soft) and artificial (hard).
Soft
Marihuana: its effects are
hyperactivity, impatience, tiredness,
short-term memory, hunger and
thirst, and sometimes hallucinations
Mushrooms:its effects are
hallucinations, calm, hunger and loss
of sensitivity to light colors
Acorn: its effects are hallucinations,
hyperactivity

5. Hard
cocaine: its effects are excitation, hyperactivity, loss of
appetite, anxiety, increased blood pressure and heart rate
Cristal: its effects are sight and sound hallucinations,
euphoria, sexual arousal, anxiety
Amfetaminas and metamfetaminas: Increased heart rate,
respiration Sweating, feeling of energy and confidence,
restlessness, and insomnia excitement Decreased appetite,
irritability, anxiety, restlessness, hostility and
aggression,dizziness, blurred vision, abdominal pain and
decreased motor coordination pressur
Heroin: Drowsiness, apathy, decreased physical activity,
blood pressure and breathing,nausea and vomits
Popper: its effects are low blood pressure and increases
heart rate, this produces a feeling of warmth and euphoria,
which usually lasts a couple of minutes.

6. 4. How to prevent drug use?
Today there are groups who give talks about
drugs- explain to people their consequences
and dangers.. But we believe that this is not
enough because ofl rising consumption levels,
and we believe that it is best to bring people to
clinics and to the streets to see how terrible
the consequences of taking drugs are. To see
the reality.

7. 5. Global affectation
AT Europe:
-Spain
-Italy
-Great Britain.
In America:
-USA.
-Colombia
-Chile
In Spain the most consumed drug is cocaine. 3 out of 100
Spanish have consumed cocaine, cannabis, stasis,
hallucinogenic mushrooms and heroin