slide 1: Effects of Drugs on the Brain
slide 2: Stimulant Effects
Other stimulant drugs for
example cocaine and
amphetamines greatly affect
the release of excitatory
neurotransmitters and in this
manner create a larger
amount of alertness and a
more fundamentally altered
mood. That is the reason
these stimulant drugs are
once in a while known as
"speed".
slide 3: Depressant Effects
Depressant drugs similar to alcohol and heroin work similarly on mood
and personality however activate inhibitory chemical messengers. In any
case the repeated use of such drugs over a broadened time frame can bring
about the body to adjust the amount of actually happening inhibitory
chemicals it produces. This prompts the phenomena of tolerance. More of
the drug has to be taken in order to get the desired effect. In building
tolerance to the effects of a drug the client might step headed for physical
drug dependence.
slide 4: Hallucinogenic Effects
They do this by changing the
way in which the messages are
gotten and interpreted. The
change in mood or
personality brought about by
hallucinogenic drugs will
probably be influenced by the
set and setting of the drug use
than the pharmacological
action of the drugs themselves
within the central nervous
system.
Hallucinogenic drugs similar to LSD and
certain "magic" mushrooms influence
those ranges of the cerebrum which
control sensory perception and thought
patterns.
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