Alot of people who have tried drugs have experienced side-effects which are sometimes dangerous. If the users do not understand what they are doing it could end up in fatality.
             Not everyone reacts to drugs in the same way as others People with mental disorders may be pushed over the edge by their experiences with LSD( Lysergic acid diethylamide, a hallucinogenic drug) and similar drugs that produce hallucinations. Effects vary with body weight. Lighter people will get bigger effects to heavier people.
             Drugs for sale on the black market are not always what they seem. Drugs that are made illegally are likely to have been mixed with substances such as sugar, cheaper and more lethal drugs, flour and baking soda. Buyers are rarely sure how strong a drug is , or is the drug what they think they are taking. Mixing drugs is very dangerous because the drug has other drugs mixed then you are taking two drugs on top of each other maybe more than two drugs at a time.
             Taking to much at once may produce an experience which gets out of control and causes very bad distress. This may even cause death. If to much is taken over a certain amount of time then the persons looks can change for the worse. Even their attitude can change. If a drug habit develops, then the person could loose the person he/her cares about most, husband or wife and kids, their house, looks, money and control of their own body.
             Injecting is the least common way of taking drugs. It is almost the most dangerous way. It carries a number of risks with it:
             Infections such as HIV, which causes AIDS and also hepatitis.
             Abscesses from injecting drugs in pill form that were never meant for injecting.
             Overdose when the drug is delivered straight into the blood stream.
             Drugs that are injected are mainly of three kinds:
             Stimulants(like amphetamine and cocaine)
             Some of the drug, when injected into the bl
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