Why Students Do These Drugs!

Adderall:
Students take it to focus on their schoolwork and to pay full attention in class. It also helps them to create an outstanding essay, they can just sit down and write a 5-6 page paper without stopping in the matter of hours.
Becoming addicted to adderall is actually dependent on the person taking it, for some it takes as little as 2 weeks to never at all. People prescribed to adderall get addicted because they are taking it everyday, so addicted that after a certain amount of months their doctors have to up their dosage. Signs of addiction are if someone can't focus without using adderall.
Getting adderall is very easy, as easy as going up to a fellow student and saying "hey do you have an adderall? I really need to study for this exam."

Xanax:
It is said that people take it to maximize the effects of alcohol and it gives users a different type of buzz than alcohol alone. It is also taken sometimes as a buffer drug after they are coming down from a roll. When coming off a roll some can get panic attacks.
This drug is very addictive and one of the hardest drugs to detoxify from. Side effects are dizziness and sleepiness. When detoxing, users can experience a range of withdrawal symptoms: panic attacks, increased anxiety depression, muscle cramping, nausea, blurred vision, and sinus congestion.
Xanax is also easy to come by because many students are prescribed this drug whether for real or fake purposes.

Codeine:
Students take it as lean, which is jolly ranchers, sierra mist or sprite, and codeine. If taken over the course of a day, you are high all day until you eventually pass out. Gives the students feeling of euphoria.
Codeine is VERY ADDICTIVE, it only takes a couple weeks maybe even days if you take it everyday, over the course of a day. When addicted it is a physical and psychological problem.
Somewhat hard to obtain. Not a lot of people are prescribed until you are sick, but some people are very easy at faking being sick to get it. But if the person faking isn't skilled enough the person is then blacklisted in the computer and can never be prescribed codeine.

Vicodin:
People are known to take this drug orally, injecting it, or snorting it. The high is said to make a student feel that life is beautiful, crystal-clear and warm.
This is also very addictive. Signs of addiction are, mood swings--from feelings of euphoria and positivity to despair and depression--, anxiety, poor performance at work or school, stealing from medicine cabinets, faking injuries to doctors, and reckless behavior.



IF YOU SEE ANY OF THESE SIGNS IN YOUR CHILDREN, SIT THEM DOWN AND TALK TO THEM ABOUT IT. GET THEM TO REHAB IF ADDICTED.