Also known as: Acid. Jimi Hendrix was rumored to put a tab on the inside of his bandanna during concerts and sweat it into his system. The sketches above are from an experiment believed to have been conducted circa by the psychiatrist Oscar Janiger. In the experiment, an artist was given two 50 microgram doses of LSD, separated by an hour, and asked to draw several sketches of the doctor who administered the drug over the course of eight hours. Notable laureates: That would have to be Hunter S.
May induce: Minor euphoria, heightened sensory perception, increased appetite. Status: Depends where you live. Backstory: Cultivated for centuries across various civilizations. For example: The guy who gets super-high and goes to his last-ever house party Seth Rogen in This Is the End ; the guy who gets super-high while discussing a possible shmashmortion Seth Rogen in Knocked Up ; the bored process server who happens to witness a murder Seth Rogen in Pineapple Express ; or the alien on the run from the government Seth Rogen in Paul.
It is perhaps too soon to gauge how the recent legalization of recreational weed in several states, most recently Vermont, will affect the cultural cachet of marijuana, or the career of Seth Rogen. May induce: Euphoria. Also known as: Oxy, hillbilly heroin. Backstory: The synthetic opioid oxycodone was first derived from an opium alkaloid in In , OxyContin, a pharmaceutical derivative, was hailed as a medical breakthrough for its potential as a long-lasting painkiller; it turned into one of the most widely used recreational opioids in America, fueling the current epidemic.
May induce: Euphoria, numbness. Also known as: Percs, blue dynamite. Backstory: Percocet is the brand name for a combination of Oxycodone and acetaminophen. Cultural connotations: Percocet has become a favorite reference in rap music, in part because its reputation as a painkiller evokes a DGAF attitude: Pop a Perc, drink some alcohol, get happy, black out.
May induce: Deep relaxation. Also known as: Ludes, lemons. Status: Prescription; no longer manufactured in the United States. It was originally prescribed in the U.
We've Added New Words! The practice of drinking prescription cough syrup mixed with soda originated in Houston, Texas during the late s and s.
Atlanta-based rapper Future is credited with popularizing the term dirty Sprite in the early s. In , Future released a mixtape called Dirty Sprite that glorified the recreational consumption of prescription cough syrup.
Dirty Sprite is one of several slang terms used in hip-hop culture to describe a concoction of prescription cough medicine and clear soda, whose abuse has been linked to deaths. New Brunswick, NJ. New York City, NY. Bethlehem, CT. Annandale, VA. Milford, DE. Call A treatment facility paid to have their center promoted here. Learn more about how to be featured in a paid listing. Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Chats will be received and answered by one of treatment providers listed below, each of which is a paid advertiser:.
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What Is A Lean Addiction? Effects Of Lean Abuse Lean is so named because of the effect it has on people who drink it — they tend to slouch or lean to one side the more they consume of the substance. For example, DJ Screw died in due to a codeine-promethazine-alcohol overdose. Big Moe was another DJ who died after falling into a coma related to lean misuse.
The truth is, many people have no idea that lean is an issue. As a parent or friend, you may spot a problem when you see empty cough suppressant or liquor bottles laying around.
Any drug — even cough medicine — can be dangerous when taken incorrectly. Ask questions and get involved. Help is available.
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