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    Okay, this is my public service announcement over the present.

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    Okay, let's start off by what is a depressant.

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    Well, more drugs have multiple categories to them. A depressant is just one of them.

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    There are multiple types of drugs that make up the depressant category.

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    The effect of the drugs include anxiety relief and muscle spasms.

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    They'll induce sleep and can prevent seizures

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    and they are very dangerous if not used correctly.

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    You should not use them if they're not prescribed to you.

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    Okay, next, what are the physical effects?

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    Some of the present can relax your muscles causing slurred speech, dizziness,

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    low blood pressure.

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    They can also make you lose motor coordination

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    in case of an overdose,

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    in case of an overdose.

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    Science that might be present or shallow respiration, clammy skin,

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    dilated pupils and a weak and rapid pools.

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    What are the psychological effects?

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    The effects on the mind are amnesia, confusion, reduced reaction time,

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    mental function and judgment can be compromised.

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    Long term effect might be dependent on the drug intolerance,

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    which is never good since if you feel like they are not working,

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    you might be persuaded to take a larger dose and this can lead to an overdose.

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    Why is the younger generation more susceptible to drugs?

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    The reason teenagers are more likely to use the presence or any type of

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    drug is that they think that because it's prescribed it's safer than other drugs,

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    which is not true.

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    The effect on the president's are

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    abuse the effects on the prints that are

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    abused or fatigue disorientation and can cause seizures.

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    If we're drawn for daily use,

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    highly recommend that you don't take any if not prescribed to you and if

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    you don't if you don't take them according to what your doctor recommends.

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    You can become tolerant to the use of these drugs and become dependent

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    if taking them not accordingly to your prescription.

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    So here are some ways that you can seek help. You can call the S. A. M. H. S. A.

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    Helpline and the number is 1800

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    6-2 43 75. You can also go to the more than Rehab Center

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    and Brian, which is locally to us.

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    So here are my academic references

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    and yeah, that was my P. S. A. On the presents.