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STIMULANT Uppers are stimulants that initially increase energy and alertness. These are the world's most widely used
psychoactive drugs. Some give an intense rush while others are only mildly stimulating. These drugs vary in strength
from more potent to less potent. Stimulants on the other hand can cause severe health problems when they are abused.
It is the rapid development of tolerance and the disrupting effect on brain chemistry that encourage abuse and
addiction.
-Stimulants are chemical substances that induce temporary improvements in either mental or physical functions or
both. When taken, stimulants tend to arouse the central nervous system, decrease hunger, and make the user awake or
alert. Their immediate effects include but are not limited to elevated blood pressure, increase in heartbeat and body
temperature, and dilation of the eyes. Basically, stimulants produce effects opposite to that of depressants that bring a
decrease in mental and physical function. Instead of bringing about relaxation and sleep, they provide a feeling of well-
being.
HEROIN – a highly addictive opiate, users quickly develop a tolerance to the drug and need more and more of it to get
the same effects
HERBAL ECSTASY/EPHEDRINE – the active ingredients are caffeine and ephedrine
DESIGNER DRUGS – changing the molecular structure of an existing drug or drugs to create a new substance
CRACK – a cheaper from of cocaine that may be more addicting
(Types of stimulant drugs:)
AMPHETAMINES - Was initially marketed as "Benzedrine", as an over-the-counter inhaler to treat nasal congestion and
asthma.
COCAINE - A very strong central nervous system stimulant it is the most potent of all the stimulants. It is not
synthetically made, but rather it is extracted from the "coca plant", also known as "Erythroxylon coca" that is
extensively cultivated for cocaine production.
-a powerfully addictive drug, heavy use may produce paranoia, hallucinations, agression
CAFFEINE - Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant of the "methylxanthine class", a group of naturally occurring
agents present in coffee, tea, colas, energy drinks, and chocolates.
SHABU/ "POOR MAN'S COCAINE"/ METHAMPHETAMINE - Discovered in Japan in 1919 it is chemically known as
"methamphetamine hydrochloride", and locally called "shabu". it is a central nervous system stimulant and sometimes
called "upper" or "speed"
NICOTINE - A primary ingredient of tobacco products. This stimulant effect is a contributing factor to the addictive
properties of tobacco smoking.
AMPHETAMINE - This drug can lead to the development of psychosis with similar symptoms to schizophrenia.
METHAMPHETAMINE - This drug causes a person to feel a tactile hallucination or formication.
-some users avoid sleep for 3-15 days
ECSTASY - Among users, this is considered the most common type of designer drug.
-popular at all-night underground parties (called raves)
RITALIN - West coast is a street name of what type of illicit drugs?

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DEPRESSANTS Downers (depressants) depress the overall functioning of the central nervous system to induce sedation,
muscle relaxation, drowsiness, and if used to excess - coma. Some downers also induce a rush or high and often cause
disinhibition of impulses and emotions
ALKALOID – group of nitrogen-containing compounds that are physiologically active as poisons or drugs
The word “OPIUM” is actually derived from a Greek word meaning “SAP”
CODEINE is an opiate analgesic, meaning it is a pain reliever derived from the opium poppy plant
CODEINE – derived from morphine
SEDATIVE-HYPNOTIC DRUGS – similar to those of alcohol, this class of drugs was developed in the 1950’s as an
alternative to barbiturates
GHB (GAMMA HYDROXYBUTYRATE) – a strong, rapidly acting CNS depressant that was used as a sleep inducer in the
1960s and 1970s
METHAQUALONE – was developed in India in 1995 as a safe barbiturate substitute
(What are the types of Depressant drugs)
NARCOTICS - The word "narcotic" comes from the Greek word "narkos", meaning to sleep or to make numb. Thus,
narcotic drugs are chemical substances that induce sleep or stupor when introduced to the body.
OPIUM - derived from a poppy plant - Papaver somniferum popularly known as "gum", "gamot", "kalamay" or
"panocha". For medicinal purposes, opium is used specifically to relieve pain.
MORPHINE - most commonly used and best-used opiate. Effective as a painkiller six times more potent than opium, with
a high dependence-producing potential.
HEROIN - is three to five times more powerful than morphine from which it is derived and the most addicting opium
derivative and a powerful or strong painkiller.
MORPHINE - Codeine is extracted/derived from Morphine,
BARBITAL - it is considered the first barbiturate drug
BARBITURIC ACID - the main chemical component of Barbiturate
BARBITURATES – compound derived from Barbituric acid
KODELA - The Greek word for poppy head
OPIUM POPPY - The plants where Codeine is extracted
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HALLUCINOGENIC DRUGS also known as Psychedelics dramatically alter a user's sensory perceptions and create a world
in which reason takes a back seat to intensified sensations by creating illusions, delusions, and hallucinations. The initial
objective of use was to alter one's consciousness and perception of reality rather than to induce an immediate rush.
PSYCHEDELICS consists of a variety of mind-altering drugs, which distort reality, thinking, and perceptions of time,
sound, space, and sensation.
HALLUCINOGENS are sometimes known as "all arounders", or "mind expanders" because of their effect that brings false
perception and illusion. When taken, hallucinogens worsen muscular coordination and senses are dulled, speech
becomes incoherent and blocked. Studies reveal that chronic users may experience persistent memory problems and
speech difficulties, mood disorders, anxiety, violent behavior, and depression. A large dose of hallucinogens may
produce convulsion, lung failure, and ruptured blood vessels in the brain, heart failure, and coma.
CANNABIS – the botanical genus of a number species.
HEMP – is used to describe Cannabis plants that are high in fiber content
MARIJUANA - is used to describe cannabis plants that are high in psychoactive resins
BHANG – from the stem and the leaves, has the lowest potency
GANJA – from the stronger leaves and the flowering tops
CHARAS – the concentrated resin from the plant and is the most potent. This sticky resin is pressed into cakes and called
“hashish”
HASH OIL - can be extracted from the plant (using solvent) and added to foods
PEYOTE (MESCALINE) – the active component of the peyote cactus (Lophophora williamsii) and the San Pedro cactus
(Trichocereus Pachanoi)
PCP (PHENCYCLIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE) – used as a dissociative general anesthetic for humans
KETAMINE – a dissociative general anesthetic used in human and veterinary medical procedures
(What are the different types of Psychedelics)
MARIJUANA - It is the most commonly abused hallucinogen in the Philippines. Marijuana is a mixture of leaves, stems,
and flowering tops also known scientifically as Cannabis Sativa Lima, smoked or eaten for its pleasure-giving effects.
LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD) - Extremely potent hallucinogen. It is synthetically made from lysergic acid, which
is found in ergot, a fungus that grows on rye and other grains. Studies show that LSD is 1,00 times more powerful than
marijuana.
MESCALINE - It is the alkaloid hallucinogen extracted from the peyote cactus and can also be synthesized in the
laboratory.
PSILOCYBIN - Also known as psychedelic mushrooms, the psilocybin mushrooms contain psychedelic or hallucinogenic
compounds such as psilocybin and psilocin.
DIETHYLAMIDE - This is known as the synthetic compound of LSD
LSD (LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE) - This drug is also known as a truth serum, more accurately called a semi-synthetic
hallucinogen because it has both natural and synthetic components
SINSEMILLA - A Spanish word that means without seed, this technique involves separating female plants from male
plants before pollination
IBOGANAINE - This drug can cause a catatonic reaction to a person that can even last for two days
DMT (DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE) - This drug is also known as the Businessman’s trip, a psychedelic substance similar in
structure to psilicon

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ALCOHOL – is a disease that result in habitual, uncontrolled alcohol abuse, alcoholism can shorten a person’s life by
damage in the brain, liver, and heart.
ALCOHOL is an ancient drug / acts as a depressant, one of the oldest intoxicants known to man
All made of composition for ethanol or ethyl alcohol, otherwise known as alcohol, is C2H60.
ALCOHOLISM – is an addiction to the consumption of alcoholic liquor or the mental illness and compulsive behavior
resulting from alcohol dependency
(Levels of use Escalating patterns of use:)
ABSTENTION (non-use)
EXPERIMENTATION (use for curiosity with no subsequent seeking behavior)
SOCIAL RECREATIONAL use (sporadic infrequent use – no established pattern)
HABITUATION (stablished pattern of use with no major negative consequences)
ABUSE (continued use despite negative consequences)
ADDICTION (comparison to use, inability to stop using, major life dysfunction with continued use) the effects of alcohol
depend on the amount, frequency, and duration of use.
Types of alcoholic beverage
WINES AND BEERS – produced by fermenting fruits, vegetable, and grains. Fermentation occurs when sugar in berries
or grains is combined with yeast, which is fungus.
HARD LIQUOR - produced by a process called distillation, which adds an extra step to the fermentation process.
(Tolerance and withdrawal in alcohol)
TOLERANCE - is a process through which the brain defends itself against the effect of alcohol.
DISPOSITIONAL (METABOLIC) TOLERANCE - occurs when the body changes so that it metabolizes alcohol more
efficiently. The liver eventually becomes less able to metabolize the alcohol, a process called reverse tolerance.
PHARMACODYNAMICS TOLERANCE - means brain cells become more resistant to the effects of alcohol.
BEHAVIORAL TOLERANCE - means drinkers learn how to “handle their liquor” by modifying their behavior.
ACUTE TOLERANCE - starts to develop with the first drink.
SELECT TOLERANCE - means that tolerance does not develop equally to all the effects of alcohol.
WITHDRAWAL – hangovers can occur with any level of drinking from experimentation to addiction.
DEPRESSANT - This is a substance that slows down the activity of an organism or one of its parts
DISTILLATION - It is the process or procedure of production hard liquor
ABUSE - The level of use where resulted in continuous use of alcohol/drugs despite negative consequences
HEAVY DRINKING - This is defined as five or more drinks in one sitting at least five times a month
TOLERANCE - It is a process through which the brain defends itself against the effects of alcohol
METHYL ALCOHOL – is a non-drinking type of alcohol used for industrial and automotive purposes
ETHYL ALCOHOL – also called ethanol, also the intoxicating ingredient of many alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine
and distilled spirits

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PROBLEM GAMBLING - is defined as gambling behavior that causes problems in any part of one’s life.
PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING - ads the element of continual and significant disruption of most area of one's life.
AT RISK GAMBLING - applies to those who are susceptible to betting their way into a problem or pathological gambling.
COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS (habit) - can be either problem or pathological gamblers.
(Characteristics / types of gamblers)
RECREATIONAL / SOCIAL GAMBLERS – this player are able to separate gambling from the rest of their lives.
PROFESSIONAL GAMBLERS – it’s a business for this group, losses are part of the game and some individual are able to
make a living gambling.
ANTISOCIAL GAMBLERS – these individuals have no conscience and will steal to gamble.
(Two subtypes of pathological or problem gamblers)
ACTION SEEKING GAMBLERS - are frenetic, excited, and always in action.
ESCAPE SEEKING GAMBLERS - are often drawn or poker machine. They just want to be alone.
UNDERSTANDING COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS - To a gambler, “It’s not about the money.” Compulsive gamblers want the
rush or zoning out from a large win more than they want the money.
Magical thinking and the gamblers fallacy
COGNITIVE DISTORTIONS - are common to compulsive gamblers
MAGICAL THINKING - the main cognitive disorder/distortion displayed by gamblers, is the belief that thinking equates
with doing. It ignores cause and effect and denies the validity of the laws of chance
GAMBLER'S FALLACY - is the belief that one can control random events, outcomes of playing gambling such as a slot
machine.
(Types of gambling)
CASINO GAMES - operate under the approval and protection from the OC unit using a legitimate institution such as
Charity Institution, Religious Institution as its’ front face.
Electronic Gambling - operates in many forms provided through the internet or when controlled by an organized crime.
The location of players doesn’t matter as long as bets are given for security purposes.
NON-CASINO GAMES and other gambling strategies which may or may not be similar to casino style. It is done outside
the casino arena. Ex. BINGO, LOTTO
FIXED ODDS - bookmakers offer a game to be played by intended players such as TV shows and political events.
Connivance may occur through the analysis of the outcome and sharing of the profit is expected.
PARIMUTUEL BETTING - Wagering takes place either in Parimutuel polls or personally collected by 1 bookmaker.
Parimutuel betters take off at price determined by the support on the wagering polls while the bookmakers bet at the
time the parimutuel bets either before the starting or during the start.
SPORTS BETTING – betting on team sports is more common for industries in various countries. Ex. SPORTS FIXING
ARBITRAGE BETTING – a theoretically sports-free betting system in which every outcome of an event is bet upon. A
known profit will be made by the bettor upon completion of the event, regardless of the outcome. Ex. Your 10 pesos will
win into 100 pesos by betting in the winning team.
Legal Aspect of Gambling in the Philippines Presidential Decree 1602, as amended by RA No. 9287 – A Law prescribing
Stiffer Penalties on Illegal Gambling.
(Punishable Acts, defined)
ILLEGAL NUMBERS GAME – Any form of illegal gambling activity which uses numbers or combinations thereof as factors
in giving out jackpots.
JUETENG - An illegal numbers game that involves the combination of thirty-seven (37) numbers against thirty-seven (37)
numbers from numbers one (1) to thirty-seven (37) or the combination of thirty-eight (38) numbers in some areas,
serving as a form of local lottery where bets are placed and accepted per combination, and its variants.
MASIAO – an Illegal numbers game where the winning combination is derived from the results of the last game of Jai
Alai or the Special Llave portion or any result thereof based on any fictitious Jai Alai game consisting of ten (10) players
pitted against one another, and its variants.
LAST TWO (ENDING) – An illegal numbers game where the winning combination is derived from the last two (2)
numbers of the first prize of the winning Sweepstakes ticket which comes out during the weekly draw of the Philippine
Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), and its variants.
(Persons Liable, defined)
BETTOR (mananaya, tayador) – Any person who places bets for himself/herself or on behalf of another person, or any
person, other than the personnel or staff of any illegal numbers game operation.
PERSONNEL OR STAFF of illegal numbers game operation - Any person, who in the interest of the maintainer, manager,
or operator, such as, but not limited to, an accountant, cashier, checker, guard, runner, table manager, usher, watcher,
or any other personnel performing such similar functions in a building, structure, vessel, vehicle, or any other place
where an illegal numbers game is operated or conducted.
COLLECTOR OR AGENT (“Cabo”, “Cobrador”, “Coriador” or variants thereof.) (Bookmaker) - Any person who collects,
solicits or produces bets on behalf of his/her principal for any illegal numbers game who is usually in possession of
gambling paraphernalia.
COORDINATOR, CONTROLLER, or Supervisor (“Encargado” or variants thereof) - Any person who maintains, manages
or operates any illegal numbers game in a specific area from whom the coordinator, controller or supervisor, and
collector or agent take orders. Ex. Manage or coordinator of the gambling
FINANCIER OR CAPITALIST - Any person who finances the operation of any illegal numbers game.
PROTECTOR OR CODDLER - any person who lends or provides protection, or receives benefits in any manner in the
operation of any illegal numbers game. Ex. Police, politicians, and other high ranking officials.
IMMUNITY FROM PROSECUTION - Any person who serves as a witness for the government or provides evidence in a
criminal case involving any violation of this Act, or who voluntarily or by virtue of a subpoena ad testificandum or duces
tecum, produces, identifies, or gives testimony shall be immune from any criminal prosecution, subject to the
compliance with the provisions of P.D. No. 1732, otherwise known as “Decree Providing Immunity from Criminal
Prosecution to Government Witnesses” and the pertinent provisions of the Rules of Court.
WITNESS PROTECTION - Any person who provides material information, whether testimonial or documentary, necessary
for the investigation or prosecution of individuals committing any of the offenses under Sections 3, 4, 5, and 6 herein
shall be placed under the Witness Protection Program pursuant to R.A. No. 6981
INFORMER’S REWARD – any person who, having knowledge or information of any offense committed under this act and
who shall disclose the same which may lead to the arrest and final conviction of the offender.

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PROSTITUTION – refers to any act, transaction, scheme or design involving the use of a person by another, for sexual
intercourse or lascivious conduct in exchange for money, profit or any other consideration
PROSTITUTE – an act or practice of engaging in sex acts for hire.
"To prostitute" is derived from the two Latin words: (preposition) pro and (verb) stature. A literal translation would
mean to expose, to place up front. Prostitution is sometimes referred to as "one of the world's oldest professions".
(Types of Prostitutes)
CALL GIRL: Receives calls from the selected group of customers and makes an arrangement at the designated place.
Hustler:
*BAR OR TAVERN PICK-UP": This usually occurs in places where alcohol/drinks are sold and such sexual activity is known
by the owner or manager.
*STREETWALKER: Women involved in sexual acts can be found in various places where customers can contact them
personally.
DOOR KNOCKER: A new person in the world of prostitution. She usually makes herself available in inns, hotels, or places
where acts of prostitution usually occur.
FACTORY GIRL: She works in a regular house of prostitution. This woman is under the supervision of "madam" or
"mama-san" and anyone could choose them as their partner.
(Personnel associated with Prostitution:)
"MADAM" or "Mama-san": She is the head of the prostitution den.
PROCURER: The person in charge of recruiting women and working as prostitutes.
TRANSPORTER: The person in charge of bringing women from one place to another.
"PIMP" OR "BUGAO": The person in charge of delivering or getting prostitutes for the customer
Terms associated with Prostitution:
WHORE - derived from the old English Hora which means desire.
COMMERCIAL SEX WORKER/ SEX TRADE WORKER - used to remove the stigma.
HOOKER/ STREETWALKER - solicits customers in public places.
CALL GIRL - makes appointments by calling.
GIGOLOS - males offering services to females.
HUSTLERS OR RENT BOYS - those offering services to males.
PIMPS 'male", Madam "female" - organizers of prostitution.
PROCURESSES/ PROCURERS - in charge or recruiting prostitutes.
JOHN/TRICKS - customers, used in North America.
PUNTERS - Customers, British Isles.
STREETWALKERS - using the street to solicit customers
(Types of Prostitution in foreign perspectives:)
Brothels, Bordello, Whorehouse, Cathouse, Knocking Shop, and General Houses are terms referring to establishments
used for prostitution. Prostitution also occurs in different places like massage parlors, some barber shops where sexual
services may be offered as a secondary function of the premises. "Prostitutes are immigrants or tourists who were
kidnapped during their travel or upon leaving the plane and usually they are women who have no company or single
women traveling alone.
ESCORT PROSTITUTION The action takes place at the customer's residence or at his or her hotel room (referred to as
Out-Call) or at the escort's residence or in the hotel room rented for the occasion by the escort "called In Call'. This form
of prostitution often shelters under the umbrella of escort agencies, who ostensibly supply attractive escorts for
different occasions which they do not claim. In the US, escort agencies advertise through the internet mostly on open
forum sites. In Russia (illegal) advertisements take the form of an open-air market. One prostitute will stand on the
roadside and direct a car to a parking place or an alley where the headlights are directed to a number of prostitutes for
selection. Prevalent in the late 1990s, which steadily declined in the recent years yet it is growing in other countries.
IOT LIZARD Is a special case of street prostitution. lot lizard mainly serves those who are in the trucking industry at truck
stops or in the stopping centers. Prostitutes communicate to the driver using CB radio from a vehicle parked in a non-
commercial section of a truck stop parking lot, communicating through codes based on commercial driving slang.
STREET PROSTITUTION Prostitutes obtain customers while walking or at the street corner called as 'The track". They are
usually dressed in skimpy seductive clothing regardless of the weather. Servicing the customer is described as "turning
tricks". Street prostitution is often motivated by drug addiction and is sometimes referred to as "Crack Whores, junkie
whores". Sociologist refers to those who trade sex for drugs as all "Skeezers" and statistics finds out a strong correlation
between the prostitution and price of cocaine.
ESCORT/OUT CALL Tart cards are illegal in a British phone box advertising the call girls but still common. They advertise
in regional publications and even telephone listings like the yellow pages. Many maintain websites with photo galleries
of the employees. The agency collects the client's contact information for the purpose of protecting their whores or
done directly by the whore
SEX TOURISM The UN World Tourism Organization defines Sex Tourism as a trip organized from within the tourism
sector, or from outside this sector but using its structures and networks, with the primary purpose of effecting a
commercial sexual relationship by the tourist with residents at the destination.
SEXUAL ADDICTION: a popular term referring to a person's desire and need to engage in constant and frequent sexual
behavior (frequently labeled compulsive sexual behavior)
SEXUAL ADDICTION is marked by sexual behavior over which the addict has little control. Sexual addiction can include
masturbation and pornography (the most frequent behaviors) along with serial affairs, phone sex, fetishes, and frequent
visits to topless bars and strip shows. The anonymity of the Internet feeds into traits found in many sex addicts. Many
use chat rooms and message boards to find sex partners.
COLLATERAL ADDICTIONS include love addictions (the compulsion to fall in love and be in love) and relationship
addictions. The object of sexual addiction can be the pursuit of pleasure and/or a desire to subdue pain or anxiety. There
is a lack of control over the behavior, a continuation of the behavior despite adverse consequences, and an obsession
with doing, planning to do, or simply thinking about the behavior.
The incidence of sexual addiction in some studies is 3% to 6% of the population. 80% of sex addicts are male.
COMPULSIVE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR: a term used by many sex therapists to describe individuals who seem to crave
constant sex at the expense of relationships, work productivity, and daily activities.
PROSTITUTION - It refers to any act, transaction, scheme, or design involving the use of a person by another, for sexual
intercourse or lascivious conduct in exchange for money, profit or any other consideration.
PROCURER - It is in charge in recruiting women and working as prostitutes.
WHORE - It is derived from the old English Hora which means desire
SEXUAL ADDICTION - A popular term referring to a person's desire and need to engage in constant and frequent sexual
behavior.
- It's an excessive preoccupation with sexual fantasies, urges, or behaviors that are difficult to control that cause you
distress, or negatively affect your health, job, relationships, or other parts of your life.
COMPULSIVE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR - A term used by many sex therapists to describe individuals who seem to crave
constant sex at the expense of relationships, work productivity, and daily activities.
PROSTITUTION is an act or practice of a woman who engages or habitually indulged in sexual intercourse for money or
profit.
PROSTITUTION is the act or practice of providing sexual services to another person in return for payment.

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INTERNET ADDICTION is the inability of the person to stop, control or refrain from excessive use of the internet for
purposes of video gaming, online shopping, use of Facebook, and others that usually interfere with your daily activities,
relationships, work, or job. Internet addiction is also referred to as Compulsive Internet Use (CIU), Problematic Internet
Use (PIU), or i-Disorder
INTERNET ADDICTION is considered as the most addicting precisely because of the era of the digital age, meaning we
are now surrounded by technology.
INTERNET GAMING ADDICTION - To be classified as Internet Gaming Addiction, generally the gaming must result in
significant impairment or distress and no other associated conditions are present such as problems in online gambling,
use of social media or general use of the internet.
CYBER RELATIONSHIP ADDICTION If connections made on the Internet are not created for sexual activity but becomes
compulsive, they could be called "cyber-relationships." Problems occur when an online relationship draws the
participants away from their real-life relationships. Online friendships can lead to "cyber affairs," often to the
devastation of the neglected partner
INFORMATION ADDICTION The ability to access thousands of Web sites that cover virtually every subject is attractive to
a wide variety of Internet users. Young people may find that online activity is less threatening than actual human
interaction and could be at risk for isolation.
TELEVISION ADDICTION The benchmarks of addiction include compulsive use, using TV to change one's mood, craving,
loss of control, continued use despite adverse consequences, and development of tolerance. The distorted view of real-
life presented on many TV shows makes it harder for a compulsive viewer to make good decisions. The portrayal and
promotion of dysfunctional families and relationships as the norm, rather than the exception, is confusing to adolescents
and young adults.
INTERNET ADDICTION DISORDER This involved the disruption of daily activities due to the excessive use of the internet
INTERNET GAMING ADDICTION This resulted in significant impairment and stress other than the use of the internet,
online gambling, social media, and others
CYBER RELATIONSHIP ADDICTION An electronic addiction wherein the person withdraws from real-life relations
TELEVISION ADDICTION This type of electronic addiction that distorted the family relationship, decision-making, altering
moods and portrayals are imitated by individuals
INFORMATION ADDICTION This addiction resulted in individual’s access to hundreds of websites that attracted
individuals to be dependent on the internet
INTERNET ADDICTION DISORDER (IAD) is characterized by excessive or poorly controlled preoccupations, urges, or
behaviors regarding computer use and Internet access that lead to impairment or distress. Internet addiction is when a
person has a compulsive need to spend a great deal of time on the Internet, to the point where other areas of life (such
as relationships, work, or health) are allowed to suffer. The person becomes dependent on using the Internet and needs
to spend more and more time online to achieve the same 'high'.
INTERNET ADDICTION is a behavioral addiction in which a person becomes dependent on the use of the Internet, or
other online devices, as a maladaptive way of coping with life's stresses.

PPT
COCAINE (Erthroxylon Coca) is a powerfully addictive drug
CRACK is simply a ready made freebase from cocaine
CRACK COCAINE A highly concentrated and extremely addictive form of COCAINE that is smoked and can be injected.
METHAMPHETAMINE, commonly referred to as ‘‘meth,’’ is a synthetic, or laboratory-made, stimulant.
METHAMPHETAMINE is a form of AMPHETAMINE and the most commonly abused form.
dehydration—an abnormally low amount of fluid in the body;
anxiety— feelings of being extremely overwhelmed, restless, fearful, and worried;
tiredness; and depression—feelings of hopelessness, loss of pleasure, self-blame, and sometimes suicidal thoughts.
MARIJUANA – Also called Indian hemp that grows to about 15-20 feet.
- female plant = Pistillate
- Male Plant = Staminate
The addictive component is Tetrahydrocannabinol
INDIAN HEMP The most common type of marijuana, The least sought after by user and dealers because of the low
potency of the plant.
COMMERCIAL The most common retail marijuana
SINSEMILLA A Spanish word meaning “without seeds” , This strain entails more effort in growing as it is a female-only
plant with interesting habits.
MARIJUANA It is the most common and least powerful form of cannabis. It is the dried leaves and flowers of the plant.
HASHISH (hash) is dried cannabis resin which comes in small blocks.
HASH OIL It is a thick, oily liquid, golden-brown to black, that can be extracted from hashish.
PAPAVER is a Greek term which means Poppy
PAPAVER SUMNIFERUM Its active ingredient is Meconic Acid.
SUMNIFERUM is a Latin word which means Dream or Induced sleep
HEROIN An illegal and highly addictive drug that is processed from MORPHINE, which itself is derived from opium
poppies.
KETAMINE is a dissociative anesthetic that has some properties of all the following types of drugs: DEPRESSANTS,
HALLUCINOGENIC DRUGS, STIMULANTS, and analgesics (painkillers).
LSD is more accurately called a semisynthetic hallucinogen because it has both natural and synthetic components
MESCALINE: A HALLUCINOGENIC DRUG that is derived from the peyote cactus plant
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA/Ecstasy)
A drug of abuse that is also classified as a form of AMPHETAMINE.
MORPHINE: A narcotic painkiller that has been used effectively for centuries in surgical procedures and the treatment of
severe pain that is caused by cancer and other illnesses
PHENCYCLIDINE (PCP): A hallucinogenic drug that often causes a PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE and CRAVING and can
lead to compulsive drug-seeking behavior.
Rohypnol Can make user pass out or slip into coma if taken in large dose or mixed with other drugs