 SpeedWhat is it?Speed or amphetamine is a chemically manufactured stimulant. Its effects are similar to the effects of cocaine but the effects last longer. Amphetamine can be bought in pills or powders. Speed is usually taken orally but can also be taken intranasally or injected. What are the effects of using speed? Speed makes you feel euphoric, active, alert and self-confident. You talk easier. Your endurance increases. Hunger and fatigue disappear. Your pupils dilate and your muscles become tense. Your jaw becomes clenched and your face twists. You need an increasing dosage in order to get the same effect. You become used to the psychological effect but also to the appetite depressant effect. After use, you become restless and irritated, exhausted, listless and depressed. This makes you want to use again. Using speed can cause psychological dependence. If you frequently use speed, you can experience all sorts of physical effects, such as: insomnia, lack of appetite, headaches, abdominal cramps and sometimes also heavy sweating. As is the case with exstacy, speed increases body temperature. Heavy users can become very anxious or paranoid. |
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