Downside of Uppers (DVD)

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Downside of Uppers (DVD)	5198
Discusses the physical and psychological dangers of stimulants, primarily cocaine and methamphetamine.

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Using clear language and the latest information on research and trends, Dr. David Ohlms discusses the physical and psychological dangers of stimulants, primarily cocaine and methamphetamine.

He describes how stimulants affect brain cells and cause one of the strongest addictions known. Viewers also learn about the various stages of withdrawal from cocaine and methamphetamine, as well as the similarities and differences between the two drugs.

Available in DVD format only. Suitable for Grades 9 to 12 and adults. 26 minutes. 2000.

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