| Ritalin is a stimulant whose effects are similar to those of amphetamine, methamphetamine and cocaine. |
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| The tests are capable of detecting traces of methamphetamine, heroin and cannabis found in the urine sample. |
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| The active ingredient in ephedra is the chemical ephedrine, which can be converted into the street drug methamphetamine. |
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| Use of methamphetamine can cause damage to the brain that is detectable months after the use of the drug. |
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| But there is confusion out there in the public eye about methamphetamine and amphetamines. |
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| The last step in the process is to wash the methamphetamine in chloroform, tolulene or ether. |
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| It was then discovered that the monkeys had been mistakenly given methamphetamine, not ecstasy. |
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| What we do know is people are injecting speed, methamphetamine, heroin, ecstasy, cocaine. |
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| These factors combine to make methamphetamine a drug with high potential for widespread abuse. |
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| The chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine are toxic and highly combustible. |
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| The tests will target marijuana and methamphetamine and carry a zero tolerance standard. |
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| The high risk associated with injection of methamphetamine is important for several reasons. |
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| They seized 250 gallons of liquid methamphetamine that authorities say could produce 1,250 pounds of crystal meth. |
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| The Navajo Nation Council passed a law making methamphetamine an illegal substance on the reservation last month. |
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| I am chairing public meetings around New Zealand on the misuse of methamphetamine, alcohol, and other drugs. |
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| A urine drug screen for cocaine, opiates, and methamphetamine was conducted on each potential participant. |
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| Some Maori elders are now talking about putting a rahui, or ban, on methamphetamine, and I will give every support I can to their efforts. |
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| Brandon and his mother are in this home where the drug methamphetamine is being made. |
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| No significant differences were found in the use of marijuana or methamphetamine across rural areas. |
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| It is believed that the illegal drug crystal methamphetamine may have been a contributing factor in transmission of the virus. |
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| Researchers may be far from understanding the long-term effects of stimulant drugs like methamphetamine on the brain. |
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| The items found included glassware, chemicals and equipment allegedly used to manufacture methamphetamine. |
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| They complained the drug pusher was selling methamphetamine drugs with no apparent fear of the law. |
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| The ephedra plant, from which the precursor of methamphetamine is made, grows wild in northern China. |
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| Should pregnant women who use crystal meth or any form of methamphetamine get locked up in institutions until their babies are born? |
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| Upset with his employer's decision, he ingested four tabs of methamphetamine. |
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| George himself had previously used drugs, primarily speed, and had at one time operated a methamphetamine laboratory. |
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| With that much time, habitual crack, methamphetamine, or heroin users can test clean. |
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| But again, one does not need to make methamphetamine a class A drug in order to do that. |
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| This model could be a blueprint for other states to create comprehensive methamphetamine policies as well. |
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| He tested positive for the banned substance methamphetamine when a nanogram of the chemical was detected in his urine sample. |
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| Some feel great enough to see no temptation from cocaine or methamphetamine. |
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| He tested positive for the banned stimulant, methamphetamine, after winning the bronze medal in the slalom at Salt Lake City. |
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| A total of 238 mice were used, half of which were injected with the drug methamphetamine and half salt water. |
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| As a result, several states have noted a decrease in the number of seizures of small-scale methamphetamine laboratories. |
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| The legislation is intended to curb the proliferation of methamphetamine labs, where pseudoephedrine can be extracted from cold medicines to make methamphetamine. |
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| To be more specific, there is an epidemic of methamphetamine abuse. |
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| When you use methamphetamine, you may become disoriented, paranoid and nervous. |
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| One example of this is methamphetamine which, while a dangerous drug, is used much less frequently than alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine. |
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| Furthermore, individuals may be unmotivated to seek help as methamphetamine can create seemingly high levels of energy and productivity. |
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| The ease with which methamphetamine can be manufactured is a major contributing factor to the increases in its use. |
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| These users include young people at raves, nightclubs and parties, and cocaine users who substitute methamphetamine for its cocaine-like effects. |
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| Any piece of federal legislation needs to permit the domestic seizure and forfeiture of methamphetamine precursor chemicals. |
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| Amphetamine production is predominant in Europe, and methamphetamine production is predominant in North America and East and South-East Asia. |
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| It is recommended, therefore, that the current study be replicated with less popular drugs of abuse, such as barbiturates, benzodiazepines, and methamphetamine. |
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| I will read for members another account of a person who was addicted to methamphetamine. |
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| Corner dairies and shops in Auckland sell pipes for methamphetamine. |
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| According to the 1972 Physicians' Desk Reference, each 10 milligram tablet of Obertol contained 2.5 milligrams of methamphetamine saccharate. |
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| One hikoi from the far North arrived at Waitangi protesting government's failure to act against methamphetamine. |
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| In the past, Canada was considered as an exporting source of precursors, particularly pseudoephedrine, used in the production of methamphetamine. |
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| For example, ephedrine is used in medicines for treating colds but could also be used to produce methamphetamine. |
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| Excluding cannabis, the most commonly used substances during a lifetime are hallucinogens, followed by cocaine, methamphetamine, and ecstasy. |
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| Certain methamphetamine derivatives are labelled as being extremely hazardous to human health. |
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| However, seizures of crystal methamphetamine are rising, albeit from low levels. |
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| This project made people more aware of crystal methamphetamine and how it harms Aboriginal youth living on the street. |
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| The latter term is often preferred among people who consume methamphetamine as being less stigmatizing. |
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| Hence, methamphetamine and cocaine are both available, and tightly controlled. |
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| Increased use was reported among populations in which use of methamphetamine had decreased. |
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| However, in September 2005, Colombian police dismantled for the first time a clandestine laboratory used for the manufacture of methamphetamine. |
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| So far, there are no medications to treat addiction to cocaine or methamphetamine. |
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| Addiction to methamphetamine is treatable, although it can be a long process and relapse is common. |
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| The state of the economy and the rampant spread of methamphetamine use has many not caring how they go about getting the tourist to hand over the money. |
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| Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is a synthetic, psychoactive drug chemically similar to the stimulant methamphetamine and the hallucinogen mescaline. |
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| Technically, cocaine and methamphetamine are already legalized, regulated drugs with accepted medical uses. |
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| Thirty two-and-a-half pounds of methamphetamine coupled with guns and violence is about as serious as you can get. |
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| White also stated that he obtained the firearm found under his bedroom mattress in exchange for methamphetamine. |
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| Meldrum admitted to trafficking in methamphetamine and severely beating the gang member with the truck. |
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| At the house, Nakoula and the others unloaded 30 boxes of pseudoephedrine, a prime ingredient of methamphetamine. |
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| Because of its ease of manufacture and ready availability, methamphetamine has become the sympathomimetic amine of choice among stimulant abusers. |
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| The DEA report notes that almost all the methamphetamine on sale in the US was produced in Mexico, with seizures on the border nearly tripling between 2009 and 2013 to reach about 11,500kg. |
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| For example, the PPSC prosecuted cases of possession of marihuana, trafficking in crack cocaine on street corners, producing methamphetamine or growing marihuana in residential communities, or importing shipments of cocaine. |
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| In terms of mixed products containing multiple ingredients including pseudoephedrine, this situation should be monitored to determine if their accessibility is used for manufacturing methamphetamine. |
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| One aspect of deterring the production of methamphetamine involves provincial legislation to control the sale of precursor retail products, such as cold medication, that contain ephedrine and pseudoephedrine. |
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| Several speakers acknowledged the increased level of global trafficking in precursors, in particular ephedrine, pseudoephedrine and ephedra, used to manufacture methamphetamine. |
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| That oversupply feeds the black market: last year 11m Americans used illicitly-acquired prescription painkillers, more than the number who used cocaine, ecstasy, methamphetamine and LSD combined. |
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| The Government also strengthened controls over caffeine, which, in addition to its legitimate uses, is used as an adulterant in the illicit manufacture of heroin and methamphetamine. |
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| He could transport heroin and methamphetamine with impunity. |
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| So what to do with the illicit cocaine and methamphetamine users? |
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| Some antidepressants can also help with weight loss, as can stimulants like phentermine, dexamphetamine and methamphetamine. |
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| The influence of amobarbital and methamphetamine on the focus of attention. |
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| The chronic effects of methamphetamine abuse on the kidneys and blood pressure have not been documented. |
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| The second chapter is about the chemistry and biology of methamphetamine use. |
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| Surveys in many countries show that temazepam, MDMA, nimetazepam, and methamphetamine rank among the top illegal drugs most frequently abused. |
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| The government of North Korea currently operates methamphetamine production facilities. |
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| In August 2009, authorities seized an illicit methamphetamine manufacturing complex in an isolated area in Durango, Mexico, comprising 22 individual facilities dispersed and concealed in an area of 240 hectares. |
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| For example, methamphetamine is very easy to come by among skateboarders. |
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| Physiologic, subjective, and behavioral effects of amphetamine, methamphetamine, ephedrine, phenmetrazine, and methylphenidate in man. |
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| Therefore, the present study was designed to investigate the development of sensitization to the discriminative stimulus of methamphetamine in rats. |
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| But in specific answer to your question, there is no doubt that methamphetamine and cocaine use in this country is on the rise, and it's on a logarithmic rise. |
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| This offence would prohibit the possession of a precursor where the possessor intends, or knows, that it will be used for the purpose of producing methamphetamine. |
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| Influence of methamphetamine on nigral and striatal tyrosine hydroxylase activity and on striatal dopamine levels. |
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| Iodine itself is not an ingredient in methamphetamine, but it can be converted chemically into a necessary component, a dangerous and corrosive acid called hydriodic acid. |
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| The drugs seized included methamphetamine, marijuana, and previously rarely seen substances such as JWH-018-artificial marijuana, salvia divinorum, kratom, and triazolam. |
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| A Palmdale pizza shop owner was arrested Monday morning after sheriff's deputies said they found methamphetamine and heroin inside his business office. |
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| However, the narcotic form of methamphetamine is an isomer compound, called D-methamphetamine, and care must be taken to differentiate between the two. |
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| There is insufficient information to determine whether DPRK state entities are currently involved in the production or trafficking of methamphetamine or other illicit drugs. |
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| Methamphetamine is an inexpensive drug made illegally in home laboratories. |
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| Methamphetamine is pervasive in all geographic regions but has found a niche in rural settings. |
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| Methamphetamine induces AP-1 and NF-kappaB binding and transactivation in human brain endothelial cells. |
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| Methamphetamine addiction is central to more than one story. |
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| Rebecca Baker, Founder and President of The Jim Utley Foundation lost her brother, Jim Utley of Plano, in 2006, because of Methamphetamine. |
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