Amphetamines are considered to be brain stimulants. They basically awake the person’s euphoria, create strength, as well as increase level of alertness and speed by binding with their receptors in the central nervous system. Although they are prescribed by doctors to decrease symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy, they are most commonly abused by teenagers […]
The effects of amphetamine on sexuality – specifically in males – have attracted wide attention among clinicians and researchers for years. However, at present, the link between amphetamines and sexuality remained complex despite the emergence of studies that yielded varying opinions. As noted in Leslie Iversen’s Speed, Ecstasy, Ritalin: The Science of Amphetamines, the effects […]
Amphetamine is a synthetic central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that was first synthesized by in Germany in 1887. Due to its euphorigenic properties and its ability to eliminate fatigue, amphetamine is capable to cause dependency in people. Several studies and book references have shown the mild and chronic effects to amphetamine-type substance abusers, yet, the […]
Amphetamines and cocaine are two of the most commonly abused drugs in our society. They have been in existence for years and millions of people around the globe were documented to have abused and misused amphetamines and cocaine in their lives. Amphetamines and cocaine-related drugs are known to induce tolerance and psychological dependence. They are […]
Amphetamine is defined by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Center as a term that refers to a whole family of synthetic drugs that are all chemically related to amphetamine and all have pretty similar effects. It was first synthesized in 1887 in Germany, but it wasn’t until the 1920s when it was marketed to […]
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