Meth mouth menace

Published April 22, 2014

Meth mouth menace
Among its many unpleasant and unhealthy side effects, meth is well known to ravage the mouth—and fast. Methamphetamine abuse causes dry mouth and compels users to gnash their teeth, creating tiny fissures in the enamel. The drug also induces sugar … Read more on Medical Xpress

Just say yes? The rise of 'study drugs' in college
Yet these drugs are Schedule II substances, sitting pretty on the Drug Enforcement Administration's list right next to cocaine, meth and morphine. “College … Other side effects include loss of appetite, nervousness, and changes in sex drive. The long … Read more on Trinidad Guardian