Many people that abuse methamphetamine say they would never try another way to get high. For example, a person smoking meth would say “I would never inject meth”.  What people don’t understand is the drive that methamphetamine gives the user.  The wanting to get higher because the longer you use methamphetamine then more of the [...]

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Amphetamines: Killer Stimulants
Amphetamines were developed in the beginnings of the 20th century. As use of amphetamines spread, so did their abuse. In the 1960s, amphetamines became a perceived remedy for helping truckers to complete their long routes without falling asleep, for weight control, for helping athletes to perform better and train longer, and for treating [...]

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Former Drug Addicts Enjoy Drug-free, Productive Lives
He was told many times that his drug addiction was an incurable disease.
He was told that his drug addiction was a problem that he would have to struggle with for the rest of his life.
He tried to quit by himself several times, but would always revert despite his best [...]

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The Atlanta Recovery Center Educates on Meth Abuse
Methamphetamine is a stimulant, but how can someone see what the signs of meth abuse are?
Methamphetamine abuse is characterized by high agitation, increase in energy, and loss of appetite. Some meth users have been known to clean an area or repeat some activity for hours at a time, [...]

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Methamphetamine Facts
Methamphetamine- one of the most addictive drugs, one leading the nation in toxicity, found in rural communities and inner cities.
Methamphetamines are synthetic amphetamines or stimulants that are produced and sold illegally in pill form, capsules, powder and chunks.  They stimulate the central nervous system by creating toxic effects on nerve terminals and are extremely [...]

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