amapola
Bluelight Crew
I'm sure many addicts would be more than willing to lend their face and their story to a video which aims to help prevent kids from making the same mistakes they did.
I never understand those photos. Most of the people look like they're homeless and unkept/malnourished. I'm sure the drug usage has little to do with their appearance while behavior and lifestyle are the main factors
which, in turn, is completely unrelated to their drug use.
The guy in photo 10 looks better after drug use lol.
.LOL, TO EASY TO COMMENT BUT HERE IT GOES ANYWAY - ONE WORD, IDIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. THEY ARE JUST FOOLS, WHY SHOULD ANYONE HELP THEM, THEY KNOW THE EFFECTS, THE DAMAGES, THE COSTS AND THE OUTCOME. ITS THERE ONW STUPID FAULTS. I HAVE NO REMORCE FOR PEOPLE LIKE THAT. SOOO HAHAHAHAHAHAHA TO THEM. STUPID FOOLS
I've used Meth a couple of times. I didn't like it so I wouldn't say I was a 'Meth User'. I felt way too tweeked and couldn't sleep for days afterwards. I'd much rather have some MDPV, I always found it to be a lot smoother and not as 'in your face' as Meth.
Each to their own though.
Methamphetamine has been FDA approved for use in children and adults under the trade name Desoxyn for the treatment of ADHD and exogenous obesity, as well as off-label for the treatment of narcolepsy and treatment-resistant depression.[9] Methamphetamine is known to produce central effects similar to the other stimulants, but at smaller doses, with fewer peripheral effects.[64] Methamphetamine's fat solubility also allows it to enter the brain faster than other stimulants, where it is more stable against degradation by monoamine oxidase (MAO).
FIXedTHESE shocking before and after images reveal in stark and simple terms the cost drug addiction during prohibition when it is not treated as a health issue takes on the human face.