PCP is a hallucinogenic drug that was originally developed as an anesthetic but was discontinued for medical use. It can cause feelings of detachment from reality, increased heart rate, and potentially dangerous behavior. Long term use or high doses of PCP can lead to negative side effects like paranoia, problems with memory, speech, and movement. PCP is toxic in high doses and can be dangerous when mixed with other substances like alcohol.

1. PCP
By: Mitch Banister and Dakota Short

2. Name and Schedule

3. History

4. Development

5. Methods and Use

6. Derivatives

7. Affects on Body

8. Side effects

9. Toxicology

10. Pictures
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• http://www.drugfree.org/drug-guide/pcp