Drug control information

Opium is also called opium, including raw opium and refined opium. Cut the immature poppy fruit into strings of knives, and the pulp in the fruit oozes out and condenses into brown or dark brown sticky substances, which is raw opium. Refined opium is also called "toad venom", which is easy to smoke after processing. In addition, opium residue, opium leaves, opium tincture and opium powder are all processed opium products and can be used for smoking. Taking opium for a long time will make people lose their innate immunity, cause serious physical weakness and mental decadence, and shorten their life span. Excessive opium consumption will lead to acute poisoning and death due to respiratory depression.

2. Heroin

Herion usually refers to diacetylmorphine, which is made by the reaction of morphine and acetic anhydride. Heroin, known as the king of drugs in the world, is one of the key drugs monitored and banned in China at present. There are many kinds of heroin, among which southwest Asia heroin, middle east heroin and southeast Asia heroin are more popular. The so-called "No.3 heroin" and "No.4 heroin" are two kinds of heroin in Southeast Asia. The semicolon of heroin has no special provisions in the United Nations and China, but is a customary division between Hongkong and Southeast Asia. The purity of No.3 heroin is generally 30-50%; No.4 heroin is 80% pure. Heroin is highly addictive and difficult to give up. Long-term heroin addicts suffer from pupil constriction, slurred speech, photophobia, itchy body and rapid weight loss, which may easily lead to viral hepatitis, emphysema and pulmonary congestion. Excessive use can lead to coma, respiratory depression and death.

3. morphine

Morphine is the main alkaloid in opium. In medicine, morphine is a narcotic analgesic, but long-term use will produce serious dependence. Once lost, it will cause obvious symptoms such as sweating, trembling, fever, elevated blood pressure, muscle pain and spasm. Long-term use of morphine will lead to mental disorders, and large doses of morphine will lead to respiratory arrest and death.

4. marijuana

Hemp is produced in the warm or tropical regions of the earth, especially millet. The leaves, bracts and flowers of cannabis prohibited by law contain a compound called tetrahydrocannabinol. Hemp containing this tetrahydrocannabinol is mainly produced in India, Morocco and other places. Today, most drugs in the world, marijuana, grow in Mexico and Colombia. Long-term use of marijuana will cause mental and physical changes, such as irritability, impaired judgment and memory, decreased working ability, delusion, hallucination, slow response to light, slurred speech and dementia, decreased immunity and resistance, distorted judgment of time and distance, and decreased ability to control balance. It is easy to cause accidents in driving and complicated technical operation.

5. Cocaine

Cocaine is one of the strongest natural central nervous system stimulants, and it is an alkaloid extracted from coca leaves. This kind of drugs mainly includes coca leaves, coca paste, cocaine and other varieties. Cocaine is a drug with high mental dependence, which can lead to mental variation, anxiety, depression or paranoia of users. Physical injuries are manifested as particularly slow eye response, deafness, oral and nasal ulcers, loss of appetite and malnutrition. Large doses of cocaine can lead to serious complications and even death.

6. Methamphetamine

Methamphetamine, also known as ice poison and ice poison, is a tasteless or slightly bitter transparent crystal, which looks like ice poison, so it is commonly known as "ice poison". The drug is mainly prevalent in Japanese, Korean, Taiwan Province, Philippine and other East Asian countries and regions. Because drugs can be addictive once, its product is called speed. "Ice" will lead to paranoia, aggressive behavior, antisocial and sexual violence, and will also cause hallucinations and depression in users. In severe cases, it will lead to damage to internal organs and brain tissues, and in severe cases, it will lead to renal failure, mental disorders and even death.