This document provides information on various drugs, their signs of use, and effects. It defines key terms like drugs, drug users, and drug dependence. It then describes various types of drugs like hallucinogens, marijuana, ecstasy, methamphetamine, cocaine, GHB, ketamine, heroin, opium, morphine, inhalants, nicotine, and alcohol. For each drug, it provides street names, signs of use like physical symptoms, and other potential effects. The document also discusses common signs of drug abuse and signs and symptoms of drug abuse at different stages from early to becoming psychotic.

3. Drug is any chemical
substance that when
introduced into the body will
adversely affect your
psychological and physiological
well being.
What is Drug?

4. What is Drug User?
Drug User – is another term for drug
addict which refers to an individual
who is dependent on a certain drug or
drugs.
What is Drug DependenceWhat is Drug Dependence??
Drug Dependence - a state in which a
person can only function in the periodic
or

5. What is Drug Abuse?
Drug abuse is the use of
drug that causes more
harmful than helpful effects in
an individual’s physical,
mental, emotional or social
impairment.

9. HALLUCINOGENS are drugs
that cause hallucinations. An
hallucination is a sensory
experience of something that
does not exist outside the
mind. It may involve hearing,
seeing, smelling, tasting or
feeling something that isn’t
really there.

10. Or, it may involve distorted
sensory perceptions, so that
things look, sound, smell, taste, or
feel differently from the way they
are.

11. 1. MARIJUANA
(Cannabis or Indian Hemp)

12. MARIJUANA, the source
of which grows naturally
in the Philippines
MARIJUANA
marijuana plants and
seedlings burned

13. STREET NAMES
“boom”, “mary”, “pot”, “swag”, “grass”,
“bud”, “jane”, “reefer”, “torch”, “ganja”,
“hooch”, “indo”, “catnip”, “bhang”,
“drag”, “loco”, “doobee”, “chira”,
“whackatabacky”

14. CANNABIS or commonly
known as “MARIJUANA” or
“INDIAN HEMP” or by its any
other name-embraces every
kind, class, genus, or specie of
the plant Cannabis Sativa L and
all its geographic varieties
whether as a reefer, resin,
extract, tincture or in any form
whatsoever.

15. Active Ingredient is THC
The term marijuana as
commonly used, refers to the
leaves and flowering buds of
the cannabis plant.
(THC – Tetrahydrocannibol)

16. SIGNS OF USE
• Bloodshot eyes
• Dilated Pupils
• Dry mouth
• Sweating
• Distraction
• Confusion and
• Talkativenes
• Impaired motor skills
OTHER EFFECTS : Hallucination, Fantasies, Paranoia

17. HASHISH – consist
of the TCH-rich
resinous material of
cannabis plant which
of collected, dried,
and compressed into
a variety of forms
such as “balls”,
“cakes” or cookie-
like sheets.

18. HASH OIL – is the refined oil
extract of the marijuana plant.

19. 2. ECSTACY
(Methylenedioxymethamphetamine)
ECSTACY is a hallucinogen and
produces stimulant effects like
amphetamine. It is commonly
marketed as a "feel good drug"
because of the positive feelings of
well being and empathy toward
other people, elimination of
anxiety, and extreme relaxation.

20. STREET NAME
“adam”, “batman”,
“bibs”, “charity”,
“clarity”, “cristal”, “E”,
“ecstacy”, “eve”,
“essense”, “happy hill”,
“hug drug”, “kitty”,
“kleenex”, “rolling”,
“lover’s speed”, “scooby
snacks”, “sextacy (with
viagra)”, “wafers”, “xtc”

21. SIGNS OF USE
• Rapid heart beat
• High blood pressure
• Faintness (pamumutla)
• Muscle cramping
• Panic attacks
• Nausea (pagsusuka)
• Chill (giniginaw)
• Sweating
• Tremors (panginginig)
• Blurred vision

22. OTHER EFFECTS OF ECSTACY
• Anxiety (pag alala)
• Hallucinations
• (nananaginip)
• Paranoia (pag iisip)
• Depression
• (malungkutin)

24. SHABU
The first is methamphetamine
hydrochloride commonly
known as “SHABU”, which is
the most common drug of
abuse.
Drugs of ChoiceDrugs of Choice

25. 1. METHAMPHETAMINE
STREET NAME
“ice”, “crystals”, “glass”, “yaaba”

26. SIGNS OF USE
* dilated pupils
* sweating
* flush skins
* dry mouth
* tremors
* hyperactivity
* clouded mental functioning
* decrease appetite
* aggression
* irritability
* skin abscesses

27. OTHER EFFECTS
* hallucinations (at high doses)
* paranoia
* delusions (at high doses)
* mood disturbances

28. 2. COCAINE
STREET NAME : “crack”

29. SIGNS OF USE
* blurred vision
* tremors
* twitching
* chest pain / pressure
* fever
* elevated heart rate
* decreased appetite
* strokes
* abdominal pain
* irritability
* alertness

30. OTHER EFFECTS
* hallucinations
* delusions
* aggression
* paranoia
* depression
* impotence
* alertness
* permanent damage to nasal
passage

32. 1. GHB
(Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate)
STREET NAME
“G”, “Georgia
Home Boy”,
“Liquid X”, “Liquid
Ecstacy”,
“Gamma-Oh”,
“Fantasy”, “Goob”

33. SIGNS OF USE
* sweating
* tremors
* difficulty of breathing
* weakness
* dizziness (pagkahilo)
* confusion
* memory loss
OTHER EFFECTS
* sedation (matamlay)

34. 2. KETAMINE
(Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate)
STREET NAME
“K”, “Super K”, “Special K”, “Vitamin K”, “Super Acid”,
“Purple”, “Jet”, “Cat Vallium”
SIGNS OF USE
* dilated pupil
* sweating
* garbled speech
* disortentation
OTHER EFFECTS
* temporary amnesia
* paranoia

36. 1. HEROIN
STREET NAME
“Brown Sugar”, “Billie
Jean”, “Black Tar”,
“Boy”, “Bomb”,
“Bones”, “Crap”,
“Chiva”, “China”,
“White”, “Gunpowder”,
“H. Horse”, “Mud”,
“Noise”, “Smack”,
“Skunk”, “Skag”

37. SIGNS OF USE
* suppression of pain
* euphoria
* clouded mental
functioning
* fatal overdose
* liver or kidney
disease
* abscesses(pamamaga)
* lung complication
* depressed respiratory
rate
* pinpoint pupils

38. OTHER EFFECTS
(Withdrawal Effects)
* restlessness
* insomnia
* diarrhea
* vomiting
* cold flashes
* leg movements
* muscle & bone pains

39. 2. OPIUM
(Papaver Somniferum)
SIGNS OF USE
* Constricted pupils
* Droopy eyelids
* Clammy or itchy skin
* Loss of appetite
* Sniffles (pahangos hangos)
* Cough
* Nausea
* Lethargy (pagka antok)
* Drowsiness (pagkahilo)

40. OTHER EFFECTS
* euphoria
* coma
* unconsciousness

41. 3. MORPHINE
SIGNS OF USE
* nausea
* drowsiness
* involuntary leg
movement
SIGNS OF USE
* euphoria

43. INHALANTS
STREET NAME
“Glue”, “Kick”, “Bang”,
“Sniff”, “Huff”, “Poppers”,
“Whippete”, and “Texas
Shoeshine”
Volatile substances that
produce chemical vapors
that can be inhaled to
induce psychoactive or
mind altering effect.

44. SIGNS OF USE
* relaxation
* slurred speech
* euphoria
* hallucination
* drowsiness
* dizziness
* nausea
* vomiting
* DEATH from
heart failure or
suffocating on
plastic bags

45. NICOTINE
Bidi / Beedia / Beedies (Indian Brown
Tobacco)
- An alkaloid found in the family of plants
“Solanaceae” predominantly in tobacco and
coca.
- Have a lower
quantities in tomato,
potato, eggplant and
green pepper.

46. SIGNS OF ABUSE
* short term
increase in
blood pressure
* inabililty to fall
asleep
* impatience
* increase anxiety
* worry
* experiencing
heart
arrhythmias
* restlessness

47. ALCOHOL
“Alcopops” and “Bings Drinking”
BEHAVIORAL SIGNS OF
ADDICTION
* Drinking alone or in
secret
* Increased
aggressiveness
* Uncharacteristically
reckless behavior
* Keeping alcohol in
unlikely places at home,
at work, or in car

48. BEHAVIORAL SIGNS OF
ADDICTION
* Drinking alone or in secret
* Increased aggressiveness
* Uncharacteristically
reckless behavior
* Keeping alcohol in
unlikely places at home,
at work, or in car

55. Common SignsCommon Signs
ofof
Drug AbuseDrug Abuse

62. SIGNS and
SYMPTOMS
of
DRUG Abuse

63. 1. Loss or diminishing memory.
2. Loss or diminishing interest especially
in school or at work.
3. Becomes manipulative and a good liar.
4. Selling his own belongings.
5. Sudden change in mood, inefficiency in
work /study habits.
I. EARLY SIGNS and SYMPTOMS

64. 1. Poor physical appearance including lack
of attention to grooming and
personal hygiene.
2. Irritability or easily gets angry.
3. Stealing cash, jewelry or valuable things
in the house.
4. Threatening the parents and other
members in the family with violence of
self harm infliction.
5. Becoming suspicious and extremely
jealous.
II. LATER SIGNS and SYMPTOMS

65. 1. Extremely suspicious of anybody
believing that they are after his life.
2. Experience auditory hallucination.
3. Sometimes experiences visual
hallucination. They talk to pictures
or even to ants.
4. Show some signs of suicidal tendencies.
III. BECOMES PSYCHOTIC

66. FACES OF METHFACES OF METH
1996
PERRY BENNETTPERRY BENNETT
2000
EFFECTS OF DRUGSEFFECTS OF DRUGS
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION

67. FACES OF METHFACES OF METH
1999
JOSEPH HARRISJOSEPH HARRIS
AFTER 3 MONTHS
EFFECTS OF DRUGSEFFECTS OF DRUGS
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
EFFECTS OF DRUGSEFFECTS OF DRUGS
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION

68. FACES OF METHFACES OF METH
JULY 2003
JENNIFER LUNDGRENJENNIFER LUNDGREN
AFTER 17 MONTHS
EFFECTS OF DRUGSEFFECTS OF DRUGS
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
EFFECTS OF DRUGSEFFECTS OF DRUGS
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
DRUG IDDRUG ID
USER PROFILEUSER PROFILE
DRUG MAPDRUG MAP
DRUG ABUSE TRENDDRUG ABUSE TREND
DRUGS OF ABUSEDRUGS OF ABUSE
ENTRY/EXIT POINTSENTRY/EXIT POINTS
DRUG GROUPSDRUG GROUPS
PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION
BARANGAY
AFFECTATION

69. • Now she is a paranoid
wreck hopelessly hooked
on crack.
• Drugs have devastated
her once-famous beauty.
• She is haggard, with dark
circles under her eyes and
a deranged look on her
face.
• She regularly disappears
for days and weeks at a
time — holed up in seedy
crack dens in dangerous
parts of town.
• And she has blown much
of her multi-million pound
showbiz fortune on her
habit.

70. Millions of fans will find it hard to believe
that this was once the wholesome girl
admired for her stunning looks and
amazing voice.

71. She was one of the biggest female artists of
her generation — with a string of ’80s and ’90s
hit singles like I Wanna Dance with Somebody
and more than 100 million albums sold.

72. BEFORE TODAY/DEADTODAY/DEAD

73. •Maintain good physical and mental health.Maintain good physical and mental health. Develop strong
moral and spiritual foundations.
•Use drugs properly.Use drugs properly. Most drugs are beneficial when usedMost drugs are beneficial when used
under medical advice.under medical advice.
•Understand your own self.Understand your own self. Accept and respect yourself forAccept and respect yourself for
what you are.what you are. Learn to cope with your problems and other
stresses without the use of drugs.
•Develop your potentials.Develop your potentials. Engage in wholesome, productiveEngage in wholesome, productive
and fulfilling activities. Develop your talents.and fulfilling activities. Develop your talents.
•Learn to relate effectively with others. Have somebody to
whom you can communicate your problems freely.

74. How Can I say “NO” to Drugs
1.Keep your reasons
simple and honest.
2.Be polite but firm.
3.Avoid drug users.
4.Remember, it is your
right to say “NO” to

75. Why Should We Say
NO to Drugs
Drugs cannot solve your problems.
Give yourself the chance to be all
you can be.
Drugs will surely ruin your life.
Will totally destroy your mental and
physical well-being.
Will adversely affect your family.

76. 1. Carnapping 5. Arson
2. Prostitution 6. Robberies
3. Pickpockets 7. Murder
4.Physical Injuries 8. Rapes
CRIMES RELATED TO DRUGSCRIMES RELATED TO DRUGS

77. COCAINEHEROIN
SHABU
IMPLEMENTING RULES
AND REGULATIONS (IRR)
OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9165,
OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE
COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS
DRUGS ACT OF 2002

78. UNLAWFUL ACT
AND PENALTIES
LIFE IMPRISONMENT TO
DEATH
ARTICLE II

79. SECTION 4
Importation of Dangerous Drugs
and/or Controlled Precursors and
Essential Chemicals.
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death
FINE: Ranging from Five Hundred
Thousand Pesos (P500,000.00) to

80. SECTION 5.
Sale, Trading, Administration,
Dispensation, Delivery, Distribution and
Transportation of Dangerous Drugs and/or
Controlled Precursors and Essential
Chemicals.
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death
FINE: Ranging from Five Hundred
Thousand Pesos (P500,000.00) to
Ten Million pesos (P10,000,000.00).

81. SECTION 6
Maintenance of a Den, Dive or
Resort where any Dangerous Drug
is used or sold in any form.
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death
FINE: Ranging from Five Hundred
Thousand Pesos (P500,000.00) to
Ten Million Pesos (P10,000,000.00)

82. SECTION 7
• Employees and Visitors of a Den, Dive
or Resort
• any employee of a den, dive or resort,
who is aware of the nature of the
place
PENALTY: Imprisonment from twelve (12)
yrs. and one (1) day to twenty (20) yrs.
FINE: Ranging from One Hundred
Thousand Pesos (P100,000.00) to
Five Hundred Thousand Pesos
(P500,000.00)

83. SECTION 8
Manufacture of dangerous drugs
and/or controlled precursors and
essential chemicals.- Unauthorized
Manufacture of any Dangerous Drug
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death
FINE: Ranging from Five Hundred
Thousand Pesos (P500,000.00) to Ten
Million pesos (P10,000,000.00).

84. SECTION 11
Possession of Dangerous
Drugs.
10 GRAMS OR MORE OF:
opium, morphine, heroin, cocaine or
cocaine hydrochloride, marijuana resin
or MJ resin oil,
methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDMA) or
“Ecstacy”, lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD).
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment
FINE: P500,000.00 to
P10,000,000.00

85. SECTION 11
Possession of Dangerous
Drugs.
50 grams or more of: Methamphetamine
hydrochloride or SHABU
500 grams or more of: Marijuana
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment
FINE: P500,000.00 to
P10,000,000.00

86. Possession of Shabu 10 grams or
more but less than 50 grams
5 grams or more but less than 10 grams of5 grams or more but less than 10 grams of
Shabu, and 300 grams or more but less thanShabu, and 300 grams or more but less than
500 grams of marijuana500 grams of marijuana
PENALTY: 20 years and 1 day to Life
Imprisonment
FINE: P400,000.00 to P500,000.00
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment
FINE: P400,000.00 to P500,000.00

87. PENALTY:
12 years and 1 day to 20 years Imprisonment
FINE:
P300,000.00 to P400,000.00
Less than 5 grams of Shabu, and less thanLess than 5 grams of Shabu, and less than
300 grams of marijuana300 grams of marijuana

88. SECTION 12
Possession of Equipment,
Instrument, Apparatus and other
Paraphernalia for Dangerous
Drugs.
PENALTY:
Imprisonment from 6 months
and 1 day to 4 years.
FINE:
P10,000.00 to P50,000.00

89. SECTION 14
Possession of Equipment,
instrument, Apparatus and other
Paraphernalia for Dangerous Drugs
During Parties, Social Gatherings or
Meetings.
PENALTY:
Imprisonment of 4 years.
FINE:
P10,000.00 to P50,000.00

90. SECTION 15.
Use of Dangerous Drugs.
FIRST OFFENSE
6-months to 18-months
rehabilitation in a government
center
SECOND OFFENSE
PENALTY: Imprisonment from 6 years and
1 day to 12 years
FINE: P50,000.00 to P200,000.00

91. SECTION 16
Cultivation or Culture of Plants
Classified as Dangerous
Drugs or are Sources Thereof
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death
FINE: P500,000.00 to P10,000,000.00

92. OTHER VIOLATOR OF THE
PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE II, RA 9165
FINANCIER:
PENALTY: Life Imprisonment to Death.
FINE: P500,000.00 to P100,000,000.00
PROTECTOR/CODDLER:
PENALTY: Imprisonment from 12
years and 1 day to 20
years.
FINE: P100,000.00 to P500,000.00

93. BARANGAY-BASED CRIME AND DRUG
PREVENTION PROGRAM
ASSESSMENT OF CRIME & DRUG PROBLEM
IN THE BARANGAY
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION, TRAINING
AND MOBILIZATION OF KEY PLAYERS
IN THE BARANGAY (IMPLEMENTORS)
KEY PLAYERS
LGU SK BT PTCA PARENTS OSY & STUDES COM RELIGIOUS ACAD BUSINESS
NGOs TRI-
BRGY OFCLS ORGNIZN ORGNZN COE SECTOR SECTOR SECTOR
POs MEDIA
PROGRAM COMPONENT
ENACTMENT OF LAWS / ORDINANCE/ INFORMATION, EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC
AWARENESS
POLICY AND ENFORCEMENT COUNSELLING PARENTS, CHILDREN AND
INFORMATION
AND YOUTH
PROGRAM FOCUS
WELL-INFORMED, EDUCATED, DISCIPLINE PUBLIC
AND HIGHLY RESISTANT AND COMMITTED
COMMUNITY AGAINST CRIME AND DRUG
SUPPORT PROGRAM SUPPORT PROGRAM
ARREST, PROSECUTE & CONVICT SELF-POLICING BARANGAY - INFORMATION,
EDUCATION,
THE OFFENDERS AND REHABILITATION AND AND SPORTS
DEVELOPMENT
OF CONVICTED OFFENDERS AND DRUG COMMUNITY ORIENTED - LIVELIHOOD
AND COOPERATIVE

96. Help your brothers, sisters,
parents, your classmates, your
friends, or anybody who uses and
sell, dangerous drugs, or if you
want to help someone who you
suspect has acquired this habit…
Call us….

97. TO SERVE AND TO PROTECT IS OUR CONCERN
REMEMBER: DRUG PROBLEM IS EVERYBODYS’ CONCERN
GET INVOLVED AND BE COMMITTED TO KEEP OUR SOCIETY A
SAFE TO LIVE, DO BUSINESS AND ZERO ILLEGAL DRUGS

98. I am your servant