The dangers of heroin for health

Heroin is a derivative of 3.6-diasetil of morphine because that's his name was diasetilmorfin and synthesized from it through asetilasi. The white crystalline form is commonly the salt hydrochloride, diamorfin hydrochloride. Heroin can cause addiction.

Drugs equals death. If you don't do anything to loose it, you'll end up dying. Being a drug addict is the same with the imprisoned Princess. Initially, the drug you think is your friend (they seem to get out of things or emotions that disturb you). But you will soon find out, when you wake up in the morning, You just think about drugs

A day you used to obtain and use the drug. You high in the afternoon. In the evening, You fall asleep with heroin. And you live just for that. You are in prison. Banging your head against the wall without ceasing, but this did not help. In the end, penjaramu becomes kuburanmu.

Early effects of heroin marked the existence of waves feeling — a rushHal is often followed by a skin that feels warm and dry mouth. Sometimes, the initial reaction is also including vomiting or itching.

After this initial effect wears off, the user will be sleepy for a few hours. The basic functions of the body such as breathing and heart rate to slow down.

Within a few hours after the effects of the drug wear off, the body requires more addicts. If he doesn't get it anymore, she will begin to experience sakaw. Disconnect the substance covering the symptoms of physical and mental extremes experienced if the body no longer get a dose of heroin. Symptoms include restlessness, substances break up achy and sore bones, diarrhea, vomiting and discomfort.

Users feel a great high just a few minutes. For continuous usage, he needed more drugs to just feel normal

SHORT-TERM EFFECTS
"Rush"
Respiratory distress
Decreased mental function
Nausea and vomiting
Sleepy
Hypothermia (body temperature is lower than normal)
Coma or death (overdose)