Designer Drugs and Electronic Cigarettes

Bath salts is a street names used in most parts of America to refer to the designer drugs. Designer drugs are illegal in most first world nations and may attract jail term to users and dealers. These drugs imitate the action of amphetamines in the body. They increase the activity of neurotransmitters and, therefore, are classified as stimulants
. Just like all drugs, the misuse of bath salts is hazardous to the body and more so, the mind.
  Substances act on the central nervous system by passing the blood brain barrier and designer drugs are no exemption. Users of these drugs have reported experiencing panic attacks, hallucinations, and paranoia. These are significant symptoms of many mantel disorders. Besides, these effects, bath salts increase the heart rate, temperature, incidences of headache nausea, and breathing rate. Behaviorists have proved that this drug can lead to violent outbursts and suicide attempts. Medics argue that failure of one’s skeletal tissue, heart attack, liver failure, and kidney failure are ailments that addicts to designer drugs can suffer too. The overwhelming adverse effects of this substance evokes negative feelings towards it. There should strict consequences for dealing and using bath salts.
E-cigarettes refer to a vaporized smoke that does not contain nicotine. Though research on whether e-cigarettes efficiently help people quit smoking, I am for the idea that they are not harmful to the body. Many people have reported that they have reduced their rate of smoking by using this product. Since there is no prove that e-cigarettes cause lung cancer like those containing nicotine, they are a wiser choice. However, since electronic cigarettes are more fashionable, teenagers and younger women are using them more and more. Underage children prefer e-cigarettes because of the available flavor varieties.