You probably know it as Adderall®: a combination of amphetamine and d-amphetamine mixed salts.
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And these aren't soft drugs; they include methamphetamine and amphetamine.
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Amphetamine Reptile did the same for a reissue of Prick.
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Meth is chemically similar to the nervous system stimulant amphetamine.
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Think instead of the Dead on a gleeful amphetamine drip.
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Amphetamine use can cause vasoconstriction, or tightening of the blood vessels.
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Benzedrine, an amphetamine developed in the '30s as the first prescription
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Mr. Giuliani's speech was a triple-dose of the amphetamine Adderall.
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Around 93 million amphetamine pills were seized during the same operation.
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CIBA who concocted a new stimulant by modifying amphetamine, and Rita enjoyed
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States, with its notoriously short memory, be ready to try amphetamine again?
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Oh, so it was Adderall that was the amphetamine in Naz's system?
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Alles had created beta-phenyl-isopropylamine, the chemical now known as amphetamine.
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Dr. Shengold began treating Dr. Sacks in 1966 for an amphetamine addiction.
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Heroin users wanted to numb themselves; amphetamine users wanted to actively confront it.
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The arrest warrant issued Wednesday alleges Couch tested positive for amphetamine or methamphetamine.
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But World War II's end left lots of Japanese workers with amphetamine addictions.
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Following World War II, amphetamine use spread from fighter pilots to professional baseball.
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Approximately 46% of the exposures were due to methylphenidate and 45% to amphetamine.
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Yaba, a combination of amphetamine and caffeine is a favorite amongst new users.
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A toxicology analysis found the presence of methamphetamine and amphetamine in his liver.
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Unfortunately, Caroline said, this coincided with her descent into amphetamine addiction, specifically Adderall.
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But the focus wasn't like the amphetamine compulsion that comes with Ritalin or Adderall.
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One component is amphetamine, itself a well-known stimulant with a large black market.
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They showed, for example, that the theophylline in fenethylline amplifies the effect of amphetamine.
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Remember that methamphetamine and d-amphetamine are both FDA-approved medications to treat ADHD.
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In addition, methamphetamine is approved to treat obesity and d-amphetamine to treat narcolepsy.
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Ice, or crystal methamphetamine, is one of the most potent varieties of amphetamine drug.
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The only amphetamine Andy took was Obetrols, which he got from a doctor's prescription.
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But Edie [Sedgwick] got into the amphetamine-crystal stuff with me, Ondine, and Bridget.
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All of the women, with one exception, used amphetamine in connection with sexual activity.
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When asked about amphetamine or methamphetamine drug use by Jones, Busico would not comment.
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He's also charged with possession of amphetamine, Alprazolam, codeine (2 counts) and a firearm.
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Visually, it's the amphetamine-addled cousin of Bloomberg's irreverent 2014 redesign (which Topolsky also spearheaded).
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Troopers found 14g of marijuana, 4 amphetamine pills, and 3g of psilocybin mushrooms, reports E!
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Why didn't Naz tell them about the amphetamine, which was probably as innocent as Adderall?
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Two medications were involved in the majority of cases: methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta) and amphetamine (Adderall, Dexedrine).
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The device also tests for cocaine, opiates, methamphetamine, amphetamine, methadone, and benzodiazepines, in addition to marijuana.
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Wilkerson was suspended for the first 50 games of the season after testing positive for amphetamine.
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Are there trends you've seen about meth specifically versus the larger category of amphetamine-type substances?
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Drugs imported from Europe such as ecstasy, amphetamine and cannabis stopped going through ports so easily.
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Young Thug's also been charged with possession of amphetamine, Alprazolam, codeine (2 counts) and a firearm.
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But they can tell us this: Amphetamine, amphetamine derivatives (like MDMA), and synthetic molecules are incredibly stable and resistant to degradation, says study author Fernando Caudevilla, aka DoctorX, an illicit drugs expert heavily involved in Energy Control, an international project dedicated to recreational drug use safety.
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The outlet also reported that Von Wittkamp was charged with an possession of a controlled substance (amphetamine).
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On top of that we have Adderall, which is amphetamine, and that's okay to give the kid.
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He weeded out many of the society kids, the amphetamine addicts and even gradually the drag queens.
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A preliminary, post-mortem drug screen indicated "levels of amphetamine, methamphetamine and THC," according to the reports.
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More low-income patients used amphetamine, while more high-income patients used cocaine, the study also found.
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Amphetamine base, or sulphate, is cheap in the U.K. (though it is often heavily cut with caffeine).
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Her blood contained benzodiazepine, amphetamine and methamphetamines, according to a toxicology report provided by the corrections facility.
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Inside the car, troopers found 14g of marijuana, 4 amphetamine pills, and 3g of psilocybin mushrooms, reported E!
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Couch, 51, allegedly tested positive for amphetamine or methamphetamine, which violated the terms of her release on bond.
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Yet such drugs -- especially types of amphetamine -- have been widely used throughout history in military engagements, Keefe said.
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The Chicago White Sox minor league player tested positive for Amphetamine, a stimulant in violation of the program.
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A few of the cases were people with a history of seizure diagnosis, and marijuana and amphetamine use.
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We're told police say they found 14 grams of marijuana, 4 amphetamine pills and 3 grams of shrooms.
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Participants reported a history of drug use with either heroin or amphetamine for between three and 35 years.
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But the toxicology report came back showing the presence of amphetamine, MDMA, cocaine and alcohol in her blood.
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The drug is an orally disintegrating tablet and a longer-acting version of amphetamine, a commonly prescribed ADHD drug.
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Other drugs, including morphine, heroin, methamphetamine and amphetamine, can also be found on bills, though less commonly than cocaine.
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It's an amphetamine, so it increases heart rate and blood pressure, although only about as much as vigorous exercise.
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Jordanian troops have confiscated millions of tabs of Captagon, an amphetamine manufactured, used and sold by Islamic State forces.
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Queer desire, fetish, and sex are laid bare in films like Warren Sonbert's Amphetamine and Avery Willard's Leather Narcissus.
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An estimated 82,254 deliveries included one or more amphetamine use diagnoses, and 170,164 included one or more opioid use diagnoses.
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When Haye walked into the studio, an assistant immediately rushed in to offer him some khat, an amphetamine-like plant.
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But Adderall is an amphetamine formulation, so clearly many students who use it are confused about what exactly they're taking.
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Given America's ongoing amphetamine crisis and generalized sleep deprivation, legalizing a safer alternative like modafinil makes a lot of sense.
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Earlier this week, a passenger attempted to smuggle 200 tablets of yaba, a Thai amphetamine, inside one of the dolls.
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Tight shirts look best on gaunt, barely-there, elegantly-wasted amphetamine enthusiasts, like how you were when you were 22.
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The procedure works well for drug epidemiologists on the lookout for the usual suspects: cocaine, heroin, amphetamine and so on.
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Safdar is constantly chewing a betel nut derivative, which has an amphetamine effect – a common habit among drivers in Pakistan.
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The enduring appeal of amphetamine-type stimulants in the military is not hard to understand, especially for sleep-deprived pilots.
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The defense team of John Stone (John Turturro) and Chandra (Amara Khan) is blindsided by the news of the amphetamine.
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Illegal in several Western nations, the leaf is immensely popular in the region, giving the chewer a mild amphetamine-like high.
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Researchers hooked rats on cocaine and amphetamine, but found they could extinguish this conditioning by injecting them with THC or CBD.
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Kim Janda and his colleagues from Scripps Research Institute found the combination of theophylline and amphetamine greatly enhances amphetamine's psychoactive properties.
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Some commonly prescribed medications are amphetamine/dextroamphetamine, known as Adderall; methylphenidate, known as Concerta or Ritalin; and lisdexamfetamine, known as Vyvanse.
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No doubt these are the effects that justify the continued use of d-amphetamine by several nations' militaries, including our own.
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The result is a grim, amphetamine-fuelled reckoning, one five-hundred-page sentence divided, like the Iliad, into twenty-four books.
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It felt good to be angry as a crowd, to let the collective rage course through my blood like an amphetamine.
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By the 230s, the drug Benzedrine, a brand-name amphetamine, was being taken to elevate mood, boost energy and increase vigilance.
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Freeman tested positive for cannabinoids and amphetamine while pregnant although the baby tested positive only for the cannabinoids, the report adds.
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This time, the truck they opened up contained almost one ton of heroin, cocaine, amphetamine, and cannabis, hidden in flower boxes.
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Nearby, green placards boasted of impressive Saudi hauls of Captagon, an amphetamine that is the Middle East's upper drug of choice.
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When Stone confronts him about the amphetamine in the jail visitors' lounge—the episode's tensest scene—the defendant seems barely interested.
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I emptied out amphetamine capsules so I could snort their contents, washing the bitter taste down with vodka and grapefruit juice.
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These draconian preventative measures are the country's response to the waves of amphetamine addiction it's grappled with since the end of WWII.
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But the amphetamine lasts much longer and you can forget you're on a drug almost, except for the fact you're really high.
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We gave each of them a hit of methamphetamine, of d-amphetamine, or of placebo on separate days under double-blind conditions.
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She scores "deamphetamines" from her boyfriend's brother (which in the 90210 universe is traded in tiny, ornate metal boxes), a fictitious amphetamine.
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Both Mydayis and Adderall XR contain amphetamine, a stimulant that elevates levels of dopamine - a neurotransmitter associated with motivation, attention and movement.
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In the mid-'70s, stimulant drugs such as Ritalin and amphetamine were becoming popular for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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While crystal meth is the most dangerous amphetamine used in Iraq, perhaps the most popular is illicitly manufactured under the name Captagon.
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She was known for incorporating her party lifestyle (as documented in her Vice column "Amphetamine Logic") into her health and beauty coverage.
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According to EMCDDA, amphetamine and methamphetamine use is also on the rise in a majority of the countries surveyed for the report.
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For years, amphetamine-type drugs were more common in Europe than methamphetamine — a trend that appears to have reversed in recent years.
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"He says it tests positive for amphetamine, so I guess I'm going to go to jail," Odom tells the person on the phone.
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But MDMA, an amphetamine derivative, can raise heart rate and blood pressure, which can prove dangerous for people with cardiac and vascular problems.
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An autopsy found Alycia died of acute drug intoxication with the presence in her body of opiates, morphine, amphetamine, methamphetamine and other drugs.
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An autopsy found she died of acute drug intoxication with the presence in her body of opiates, morphine, amphetamine, methamphetamine and other drugs.
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The sorority code of conduct — an etiquette guide that could have been written by Amy Vanderbilt on an amphetamine binge — was a relic.
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As the muscles that had been bound by the taut grip of amphetamine started to relax, I could feel my whole body unwinding.
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"By next year, I will have entered into so many new alliances," he said during a speech after inspecting an illegal amphetamine factory.
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I didn't yet know that it would only be in the amphetamine-free years to follow that my book would finally come together.
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For example, fighter pilots have historically been provided with stimulants ("go pills") to stay awake on long missions—including various forms of amphetamine.
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The report also included the results of a toxicology test, which said Mr. Sterling's blood had contained alcohol, cocaine, amphetamine, methamphetamine and THC.
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The comedian was also required to serve four years of probation for testing positive for cocaine, amphetamine, benzodiazepines and Suboxone at the time.
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The event was meant to revive Mr. Cash's career, which had flagged since the 1950s thanks to an out-of-control amphetamine habit.
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The average inpatient hospital charge for cannabis users who had heart attacks was $53,608, compared with $49,979 with cocaine and $43,720 with amphetamine.
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The test results showed she had MDMA, otherwise known as ecstasy, amphetamine, and Benzoylecgonine (a substance that indicates cocaine use) in her system.
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We know that there is a lot of it coursing around in your brain when you do cocaine, amphetamine and those kinds of drugs.
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Currently, there are only two medications which are FDA-approved for eating disorders: Fluoxetine (Prozac) for bulimia and amphetamine Vyvanse for binge eating disorder.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAmphetamine (macOS)Some of the best utilities are those that patch gaps left by Microsoft or Apple, and that's the case with Amphetamine.
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In Somalia and Ethiopia, many men chew vast amounts of qat, a leaf with mild amphetamine properties, (much to the irritation of their wives).
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Garg also noted that Neos will be seeking FDA approval on another ODT stimulant similar to Ritalin in addition to an amphetamine liquid suspension.
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That too was declared pilot error; Halladay apparently had "high concentrations of morphine and amphetamine" along with Ambien in his system at the time.
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An amphetamine similar to cathinone has shown to increase aggressiveness in ants, while some have theorized that psilocybin could be used as predator protection.
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When he eventually descends into amphetamine psychosis, his father tells his doctor that if he doesn't stop furnishing his son with Adderall, he'll die.
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The amphetamine-based drug has come to be known as the "jihadists' drug" for its use by militants to stay awake during prolonged battles.
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Analysts said the division, which markets amphetamine drugs to children and increasingly to adults as well, could be worth as much as $214.6 billion.
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That deal dwarfed the $2116 million Shire paid 21506 years ago for Richwood Pharmaceutical, the owner of amphetamine-based ADHD drugs Dextrostat and Adderall.
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A.D.H.D. medications like methylphenidate, which is the generic name of Ritalin, and amphetamine preparations, like Adderall, can produce anger or irritability in some patients.
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The goods include Captagon, an addictive amphetamine, produced in the Bekaa, that generates euphoria and enables fighters to endure long battles and painful injuries.
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When Syria's Aleppo fell to IS in January 2014, militants reportedly came into possession of a pharmaceutical plant capable of manufacturing the amphetamine Captagon.
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An autopsy found the baby died from a combination of methadone, amphetamine and methamphetamine, the Bucks County District Attorney&aposs office said in a statement.
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He was young, hot, promiscuous, maybe an amphetamine addict, wore hip sunglasses, died tragically, and the head of a family of liberal heroes/terrible fuckups.
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The Nebraska State Patrol says a search of their vehicle turned up 14 grams of marijuana, four amphetamine pills and 3 grams of psychedelic mushrooms.
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Drugs from different classes were used, including the amphetamine MDMA, the tryptamine psilocin (one of the psychoactive ingredients in hallucinogenic mushrooms), and the ergoline LSD.
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What's different about the new study is that it is one of the first to add methamphetamine and amphetamine to that long list of substances.
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In a booth with an ancient computer, a wad of qat (a mild amphetamine) sticking out of his rapidly moving mouth, he begins to narrate.
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Every fun night out—every cigarette, cocktail, sleepless night, cheeseburger, coke bump, sun tan, ice cream, euphoric amphetamine, hour of makeup worn past 10 p.m.
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Scientists say Captagon is a super-boosted amphetamine with unique chemical complexities allowing it to induce potent psychoactive effects far more rapidly than amphetamines alone.
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While 2% of cannabis abusers who had heart attacks died during their stay, none of the cocaine or amphetamine users who had heart attacks died.
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The moment MDMA was made illegal in 1985, activists and psychiatrists who saw value in this psychedelic amphetamine immediately began work to undo the ban.
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According to the police report, officials found a whole bunch of drugs -- including 3 Cannibis chocolate bars, 2 THC liquid cigarettes, 38 meth/Amphetamine capsules.
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Going by the name of White Spot, Lemoine punches out a dark and dank sound similar to the menacing sludge of early Amphetamine Reptile bands.
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Cocaine is similar to other addictive stimulants, such as methamphetamine -- which is becoming more of a problem as it becomes more widely available -- and amphetamine. 3.
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Martin County Sheriff William Snyder suggested that Harrouff may have been high on flakka, an amphetamine-like drug, but the toxicology test results are still pending.
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"The manner of death is accidental and the contributing factors are ethanol, cocaine and amphetamine intoxication," Kansas City police said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Adderall is technically an amphetamine drug that works by releasing dopamine and preventing the reuptake of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that is involved with pleasure and motivation.
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The officer suspected drug activity and searched the car, finding 14 grams of marijuana, four amphetamine pills, and 3 grams of psychedelic mushrooms, the outlet reports.
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An autopsy found the baby died April 2 from a combination of methadone, amphetamine and methamphetamine transmitted through Jones' breast milk, according to the charging documents.
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The Bucks County District Attorney's office said the autopsy showed the baby died after being fed breast milk containing methadone, amphetamine and methamphetamine, Fox 29 Philadelphia reported.
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But Adzenys differs from previous generations of ADHD drugs in one major way—it is the first orange-flavored, orally dissolvable iteration of an amphetamine-based stimulant.
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Officials found about six tonnes of processed cannabis and 3 million super-strength "Captagon" amphetamine pills hidden aboard the Syrian-flagged "Noka", it said in a statement.
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America needed a way to nuke anyone it wanted, at any time, without sending its flyboys into the air jacked up on amphetamine while carrying nuclear bombs.
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Almost 15% of cannabis users had severe illness when they were admitted for a heart attack, a greater proportion than was seen with cocaine or amphetamine users.
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"They thought, 'Let's get some nice, clean-cut college kids who aren't amphetamine addicts and see if they can run the magazine,' " Mr. O'Brien told The Times.
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According to the Bucks County Coroner's Office, the autopsy revealed traces of methadone, amphetamine and methamphetamine were found in the infant's blood and contributed to his death.
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Earlier that day he'd also taken Adderall, the prescription medication for ADHD, something he did often because he was struggling with an amphetamine addiction at the time.
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Canadian Robert Schellenberg was arrested in 2014 and convicted and sentenced to 15 years two months ago for conspiring to smuggle 489 pounds of amphetamine out of China.
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We already know that Adderall is almost identical to meth, so the implications for risk of abuse and addiction are clearly already present in amphetamine-type ADHD medications.
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He's also charged with possession of amphetamine, Alprazolam, codeine (2 counts) and a firearm ... all stemming from his arrest last September when he got pulled over for tinted windows.
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As grandiose as Adderall makes some people feel, the history of amphetamine as a drug of subjugation—used to compel obedience in soldiers, dieters, and unruly kids—haunts it.
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As late as 22004, three Norwegian speed skaters were unable to take part in their race at the Winter Games because they had all taken too much amphetamine sulfate.
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Conner would set a more rapid pace in the brilliantly edited "Breakaway" (1966), an amphetamine-fueled music-video precursor that focuses on the dancing and singing of Toni Basil.
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All these drugs are illegal in the U.K. and much of the world, and less is known about their side effects than longer-established choices like amphetamine and cocaine.
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By the end of the study period, the highest proportion of babies exposed to meth was in the rural West, where 11.2 babies in every 2164,25 were exposed to amphetamine.
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The Gold Coast band were able to blend hardcore with fiery Aussie punk rock that sounded like a more amphetamine fuelled version of the Saints' Eternally Yours or X's Aspirations.
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Amphetamine seemed to be on the rise in Barcelona, Geneva, Berne, Zurich, Dortmund, and Berlin, but methamphetamine use was far lower in Europe than in the United States and Australia.
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This isn't the first time that this stereotype has been used in a TV show targeting teenagers; even Spencer from Pretty Little Liars had a storyline involving her amphetamine addiction.
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Judge Wayne Salvant issued the warrant Wednesday for the arrest of Tonya Couch after she allegedly tested positive for amphetamine or methamphetamine, violating the terms of her release on bond.
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READ MORE: Medical Examiner's report Anderson died from accidental drowning, with "ethanol, cocaine and amphetamine intoxication" described as contributing factors, the Jackson County, Missouri, Medical Examiner's Office announced last week.
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Previously, the band had had a number of releases on Amphetamine Reptile Records, the Minneapolis-based noise rock label that helped make Helmet a household name in the mid-90s.
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Swayed by this messaging, the public remains almost entirely ignorant of the fact that methamphetamine produces nearly identical effects to those produced by the popular ADHD medication d-amphetamine (dextroamphetamine).
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Stimulants like amphetamine, cocaine, and caffeine can do this by increasing muscle tension, and other substances like MDA and MMDA can affect the jaw in a similar way to MDMA.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek authorities have seized what they described as the world's largest single haul of super-charged amphetamine Captagon pills from Syria worth more than half a billion euros.
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Now there's news that a group of drug traffickers has got a combined 24 years in prison for ferrying heroin, coke, MCAT, amphetamine, and cannabis into the East Yorkshire area.
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Police also charged Farrera-Brochez with possession of cannabis, ketamine, and drug paraphernalia; consumption of amphetamine; and possession of forged academic records from schools including Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.
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For pregnant women with amphetamine use, the risk of severe maternal complications and fatalities was 1.6 times higher than with opioid use, researchers report in the American Journal of Public Health.
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"The extensive data set obtained for cocaine, amphetamine, methamphetamine, and MDMA showed a comprehensive picture of spatial and temporal trends of use," González-Mariño and her colleagues said in the study.
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An autopsy found that the 11-week-old died from a combination of methadone, amphetamine, and methamphetamine, according to a probable cause affidavit published by the Bucks County District Attorney's Office.
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He was also prescribed lorazepam and SSRIs for anxiety and depression, but he first came across amphetamine-type drugs when he discovered that phentermines might help him with ongoing weight issues.
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"There is no question in my mind that modafinil is much, much safer to use than any of the amphetamines or amphetamine-like drugs, like Adderall or Methylphenidate [Ritalin]," said Morgan.
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Injecting himself to test the results, he noted a "feeling of well being," followed by a "rather sleepless night," according to "On Speed: The Many Lives of Amphetamine," by Nicolas Rasmussen.
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Four years earlier, Newcastle greyhound trainer Brian Stirling, who was found guilty of doping his dog in 2007, was jailed for ten years for running a cocaine- and amphetamine-dealing business.
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Now, thanks in part to the Dallas-based company Neos Therapeutics that launched the drug, there's the added complication of the amphetamine-like substance coming in a tastier and more convenient form.
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The American military dispensed Benzedrine tablets, also known as "go pills," to soldiers during World War II. After the war, with slight modification, an amphetamine called Dexedrine was prescribed to treat depression.
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I've sold TCB before, which is kind of like a hallucinogen mixed with an amphetamine, and you'd expect to make 50 percent profit on each deal there, as the drug's quite rare.
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Anyway, the violins are extremely emotive: angst-inducing one minute— strings plucked with the fury of an army of amphetamine-amped woodpeckers—and elegantly swoon-some the next (take note at 1.44).
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"The danger here is that per instruction on these supplement labels, consumers could be taking 16 times the medically prescribed dosage of this amphetamine-like chemical without even knowing it," Jo says.
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There was Olivier Rousteing's wacko collection for Balmain of rags so madly bejeweled and studded that they looked like something dreamed up by an amphetamine-addled pro wrestler on an Etsy binge.
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More recently, US officials said last year that some jihadist fighters in Syria may be using the drug Captagon, an amphetamine pill that can provide a surge of energy and a euphoric high.
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Often wrapped in betel leaves, or paan, and chewed like a large fibrous chewing-gum, the betel nut gives a buzz on a par with several shots of espresso or, some say, amphetamine.
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In a study published last week, researchers at New York University examined survey results from 24,000 high school seniors, to see whether teens reported "nonmedical" Adderall or amphetamine use (aka without a prescription).
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How it works: When ingested, fenethylline is broken down to the stimulant amphetamine and theophylline (a caffeine-like substance that relaxes the muscles around the lungs and is used to treat respiratory diseases).
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In the interest of full disclosure, I too once believed that methamphetamine was far more dangerous than d-amphetamine, despite the fact that the chemical structure of the two drugs is nearly identical.
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When the toxicology report shows the presence of an amphetamine in Naz's bloodstream that night — one drug that Andrea did not supply to him — both the defense and prosecution have to make adjustments.
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Mombasa is a favored port of entry for drug traffickers in east Africa, where the smuggling of cocaine, heroin, cannabis and amphetamine-type stimulants is on the rise, according to the United Nations.
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A type of psychotherapy called cognitive behavioral therapy, a class of drugs known as second-generation antidepressants and the amphetamine known as lisdexamfetamine, or Vyvanse, all helped reduce binge-eating, the researchers found.
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The measurement tool is sort-of like the Consumer Price Index, but instead of fruits or cereals, its proverbial "basket" contains a gram each of opioids, cocaine, weed, and some sort of amphetamine.
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It turns out, for example, that only some addictive drugs, namely cocaine and amphetamine, dependably provoke huge releases of dopamine; many others — including nicotine and alcohol — do so inconsistently or hardly at all.
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Around 2.1 percent of Australians used methamphetamines or amphetamine drugs in the 2014, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, among the highest rates of illicit drug usage in the world.
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A relatively cheap drug than can be easily ordered online, it comes with a clear-headed stimulation and none of the nervous, wired side effects of amphetamine, or the shit-chatting qualities of cocaine.
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But according to a probable cause affidavit, the district attorney's office stated the baby died from a fatal combination of amphetamine, methamphetamine and methadone, which was given to the child through Jones' breast milk.
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A new ADHD medication called Adzenys XR-ODT launched this month in the US. Though the amphetamine is similar to Adderall, the pill has a major difference: It comes in a fruity candy flavor.
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And when offered an opportunity to choose either the drugs or varying amounts of money, our subjects chose to take d-amphetamine on a similar number of occasions as they chose to take methamphetamine.
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"The judges agreed that LSD is less dangerous than amphetamine, and so reduced the sentence," says Teri Krebs, a former research fellow at the department of neuroscience at Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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In his book PIHKAL, Alexander Shulgin, the brilliant chemist and discoverer of hundreds of scientifically and therapeutically valuable psychoactive drugs, describes an experience where he thought he was dosed with a novel amphetamine, ALEPH.
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Another study available on the National Center for Biotechnology Information found "no signs of abnormal development" and "no adverse reactions" in two infants whose mothers were treated for narcolepsy with prescribed doses of amphetamine.
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Overall, the risk of a heart attack hospitalization was 21 times higher for cocaine users, 211 times higher for amphetamine users, and 22019% higher for cannabis users than for non-users of these drugs.
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The stimulant, called fenethylline and by its trade name Captagon, is a super-boosted amphetamine, they said, and has unique chemical complexities allowing it to induce potent psychoactive effects far more rapidly than amphetamines alone.
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According to the team's calculations, the percentage of people using amphetamine and methamphetamine in their sample was two to four times greater than federal government estimates for use of those drugs among the general population.
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In cooperation with Dutch authorities, police seized 400,000 euros ($470,840) and 75 kg (165 lb) of ecstasy, marijuana, cocaine, amphetamine and heroin at the apartments of the suspect and at his mother in the Netherlands.
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MDMA (also known as ecstasy) along with Zolpidem (a version of Ambien), ketamine (an anesthetic) and MDA (a psychedelic amphetamine) were found in his system at the time of his death, according to the report.
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"According to UNODC data, the highest ever recorded figure for the prevalence of amphetamine use (expressed as a percentage of the population aged 15 to 64) in the Philippines is 2.35," writes Time's Rishi Iyengar.
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But a week later, exactly when I hit 5 weeks and 2 days pregnant, that happy amphetamine ardor was brutally and without any warning at all replaced with mono-level fatigue and knock-out nausea.
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One evening in 22005, his father mentioned that a Cypriot pharmacist based in Johannesburg had approached him to buy twenty thousand tablets of the amphetamine Captagon, which was manufactured by the German company Chemiewerk Homburg.
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Amid a chronic lack of health care supplies and medical treatments in North Korea, many people take opiates and amphetamine-type stimulants as perceived medicinal alternatives, Ms. Greitens, the political scientist, said in an email.
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Everything appeared to be going well for the gang, until March of 2176, when Border Force officials discovered a pistol, a submachine gun with a laser sight, 228 rounds of ammunition, more than 303,230 pounds of cannabis resin and skunk, 236 gallons of liquid amphetamine, 226 pounds of coke, two pounds of ecstasy, and 132 pounds of amphetamine in a semi-truck driven by Dutch national Pieter Martens, who was sentenced to 24 years in jail for the part he played in the foiled importation plan.
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They've used a combination of amphetamine, arsenic, and chemicals to ensure their children are deformed in a way that sells — for example, Arturo the Aquaboy has flippers instead of limbs, Iphy and Elly are conjoined twins.
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This is not to suggest that people who are currently prescribed Adderall should discontinue its use for fear of inevitable ruinous addiction, but instead that we should view methamphetamine rather more like we view d-amphetamine.
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Like d-amphetamine, methamphetamine increased our subjects' energy and enhanced their ability to focus and concentrate; it also reduced subjective feelings of tiredness and the cognitive disruptions typically brought about by fatigue and/or sleep deprivation.
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Among the drugs approved in the U.S. to treat ADHD, there's more evidence to recommend extended-release versions of the stimulants methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta) and amphetamine (Adderall) than there is for other options, the review found.
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Today, Portuguese authorities don't arrest anyone found holding what's considered less than a 10-day supply of an illicit drug — a gram of heroin, ecstasy, or amphetamine, two grams of cocaine, or 20053 grams of cannabis.
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Today, Portuguese authorities don't arrest anyone found holding what's considered less than a 10-day supply of an illicit drug — a gram of heroin, ecstasy, or amphetamine, two grams of cocaine, or 250 grams of cannabis.
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The affidavit says that an autopsy conducted on the infant revealed the cause of death was "acute methamphetamine intoxication," according to the forensic pathologist and that the child had both amphetamine and methamphetamine in her system.
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After noting that a wet lawn chair is cold to sit on when your ass is bare, we attacked the food with the same appetite that punk musicians go at the amphetamine buffet after a concert.
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Methamphetamine and amphetamine, two of the drugs found in the infant's system, are found at concentrations 2.8–7.5 times higher in breast milk than in a mother's blood, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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More broadly, you can see these effects from the cocaine-financed Colombian civil wars with the FARC, to the lawless borderlands of China and Myanmar, where amphetamine and heroin smuggling gangs have set up virtual parallel states.
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In the summer of 2001, after his freshman year at the University of Tennessee, Gatlin tested positive for a very small trace of amphetamine after running as an amateur in an event sponsored by USA Track & Field.
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In total, 16 people linked to the gang all pleaded guilty to drug-related offenses, after first slipping up in October 2015 when two drug runners were stopped making an amphetamine, cocaine, and MCAT delivery worth $58,000.
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Using mice and their own manufactured Captagon in a lab, the team discovered that the drug produces its distinctive effects from a functional synergy between theophylline, a drug traditionally used to treat respiratory diseases, and amphetamine, a stimulant.
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He's also been charged with a failure to stop for a blue light resulting in death, possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute amphetamine, according to Fox Carolina.
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He'd taken to amphetamine use just to keep up with his schedule, and its effects had clearly taken its toll: pictures of him from that period show a gaunt speed freak, with freakishly intense eyes and tiny pants.
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A sharp uptick of young users and unpublished research indicating that a similar amphetamine called MDA caused cognitive damage when injected in rats prompted the Drug Enforcement Administration to call for an emergency ban of MDMA in 1985.
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In 2013, scientists at the Food and Drug Administration published a study in The Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis showing that nine brands of dietary supplements sold in the United States contained a synthetic analogue of amphetamine.
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On a trip to Bath, England, with a friend, the narrator brought "ten blotters of acid, a half-ounce of Pakki black, four black bombers, twenty-odd amphetamine blues, a couple of Mogadons" and a bottle of amyl nitrate.
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"It doesn't matter how much modafinil you take—you can never shut off the dopamine transporter as well as a little bit of cocaine or amphetamine would," Peter Morgan, an associate professor of psychiatry at Yale University, told me.
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For Whitman, the possibilities abound: child abuse, the organic causes of violence (he was purported to have a brain tumor), the chemical causes of violence (amphetamine abuse), and military indoctrination, on top of personal, financial, marital and academic problems.
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For the study, researchers tested how well current and former amphetamine users could hold their arms in a variety of positions, an indicator of basic motor skills, and compared their abilities to people who had never used these drugs.
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I confess to feeling a pang of jealousy when Cederström produces a complete book manuscript in a euphoric amphetamine rush induced by study drugs during Productivity Month—and a surge of Schadenfreude when it's rejected by his baffled publisher.
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However, the key ties between IS and drugs comes in the form of the black market amphetamine Captagon, a drug which fell into their laps when they discovered a series of industrial scale factories producing the pills in Syria.
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A living legend, Billy Joe Shaver wrote classic country songs for the likes of Tom T Hall, Jerry Jeff Walker, the Allman Brothers, the original amphetamine amigos Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, and even the King himself, Elvis Presley.
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Information about current use of medication was available for 1,254, or 103%, of the participants with ADHD: Twenty-seven percent were on psychostimulant medication (methylphenidate or amphetamine) when their brains were scanned, and 47% were not taking medication at scan time.
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While supplements and vitamins have been made into sweet, candy-like gummies in an effort to appeal to children, this is the first time that this particular type of amphetamine-type ADHD med has been made available in this iteration.
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Adderall, the brand name for a mixture of amphetamine salts, is more strictly regulated in Britain than in the United States, where, the year before, in 2005, I became one of the millions of Americans to be prescribed a stimulant medication.
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But not before—writes Nicolas Rasmussen in the book On Speed: From Benzedrine to Adderall—pharmaceutical companies began mixing them into an amphetamine/tranquilizer speedball that created a loopy chemical cocktail that must have been wildly difficult to drive on.
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Who will play Alexis — the character that made Joan Collins a star and gave the original series, which got lackluster reviews and ratings in its first season, an instant amphetamine shot — is thus far a mystery being guarded like the Pyramids.
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Born in 1943, she was raised to be a homemaker (she knitted and quilted and clipped recipes), and that domestic model loomed as a hoped-for lifesaver whenever her heart was broken or when her early amphetamine habit became especially dangerous.
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Teens and young adults were four times more likely to receive a prescription for amphetamine such as Adderall in 2015 compared to 2004, and 1.6 times more likely to receive one for methylphenidates such as Ritalin, according to the new research.
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And in 2015, five Saudi nationals, including a member of the royal family, Prince Abdul Mohsen bin Walid bin Abdulaziz, were arrested in Beirut for allegedly attempting to smuggle two tons of Captagon, an amphetamine popular in the Middle East.
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Since the researchers wanted to know whether these drugs had a direct impact on life in these waters, they created an artificial stream, complete with rocks and plants, and exposed it to the same level of amphetamine residue they found in natural waters.
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Fellow deep cover Russian operatives, you may remember Garland as the self-declared intelligence expert who rose to Twitter fame by posting incomprehensible strings of emoji-laden, amphetamine-stoked conspiracy theories blaming our motherland for every single event leading to Trump's election.
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On Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel's phone, investigators found pictures of fireworks and of the Nice promenade from last year, as well as an image of an article about Captagon, an amphetamine that has been associated in some news reports with Islamic State fighters.
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In Southeast Asia, an amphetamine called "ya ba" has found widespread use, and for a long time was favored professionally rather than recreationally, taken by the precariat—day laborers, taxi drivers, sex workers, cleaners—to help them work harder and earn more money.
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The immense "Atlas Shrugged" (217,211 pages) was famous even before it was published — the fruit of 213 years of intense work — with amphetamine-driven live readings for her entranced circle, or cult, of young acolytes, who gathered at her apartment in Manhattan.
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For example, a similar search for 'hydrocodone' (a commonly prescribed opioid pain medication) yields fewer than 1,000 citations in the peer-reviewed literature, while a search for 'adderall' (a prescription amphetamine often provided to young people to treat ADHD) reveals only 201 papers.
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While ISIS has been happy to demonstrate some of its criminality through public executions and physical abuse, its members are much less vocal about their role as serial rapists, human traffickers and drug traffickers — allegedly producing and selling Captagon, an amphetamine popular in the region.
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When more potent stimulants were more widely available—for example, when inhalers containing Benzedrine, the first pharmaceutical amphetamine, were so common they were listed on the Pan Am in-flight menu alongside "Beverages and Diversions"—their marketed purpose was fulfilled personhood, not enhanced productivity.
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The industrywide scheme affected the prices of more than 100 generic drugs, according to the complaint, including lamivudine-zidovudine, which treats H.I.V.; budesonide, an asthma medication; fenofibrate, which treats high cholesterol; amphetamine-dextroamphetamine for A.D.H.D.; oral antibiotics; blood thinners; cancer drugs; contraceptives; and antidepressants.
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Whether by counting the number of listings placed by vendors, or by counting customer feedback ratings to estimate sales revenue, the drugs that dominate these marketplaces are cannabis, ecstasy/MDMA, stimulants (such as amphetamine and cocaine), and pharmaceuticals (such as sedatives and performance enhancers).
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Read more: What happens to your body when you drink too much coffee The researchers exposed spiders to a range of different chemicals, including caffeine, marijuana, and Benzedrine — a type of amphetamine — and noted how they spun their webs under the influence of each of those substances.
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"Our investigation is one of the first to provide estimates of the suicide risk associated with cannabis, cocaine, amphetamine and sedative use disorders in the same large population, and compare risks associated with these specific substance use disorders between men and women," Bohnert said by email.
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In the late 1990s, when I was a PhD student, I was told—and I fully believed—that the addition of the methyl group to methamphetamine made it more lipid-soluble (translation: able to enter the brain more rapidly) and therefore more addictive than d-amphetamine.
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Whether it was Rorschach's noise-soaked passages that fell somewhere between bands on Amphetamine Reptile and Ebullition, Earth Crisis' extension of Judge's mid-tempo militarism, or the Charles Manson-worshipping of Integrity that gifted the genre with nihilistic occultism, bands were rarely aligned musically, much less ideologically.
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Jack Reacher ("Bigfoot," to those awed by his 6-foot-5-inch, 250-pound bulk) is right where we want him in Lee Child's new novel, THE MIDNIGHT LINE (Delacorte, $28.99): on an endless ribbon of highway, hitching rides and serving as "human amphetamine" for tired truckers.
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"I would say right now, two out of ten people are Estonian-speaking and eight out of ten, Russian," said Greete Org, a project manager who works at a harm-reduction service in the capital and is a former amphetamine injector whose own friends injected opioids.
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I would just collapse on my floor after doing one of my lighting shows, so one day Ondine said, "Hey, try some of this stuff..." It was amphetamine-crystal stuff, and all of a sudden I had energy and could just get up and start working and do everything.
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Adderall XR, the brand-name version of extended-release mixed amphetamine salts, accounted for 29 percent of the 13.1 million prescriptions for the drug in 2016, according to QuintilesIMS, a health information company that purchases the data from pharmacies and sells it to clients that include drug companies.
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Adderall XR, the brand-name version of extended-release mixed amphetamine salts, accounted for 29 percent of the 13.1 million prescriptions for the drug in 2016, according to QuintilesIMS, a health information company that purchases the data from pharmacies and sells it to clients that include drug companies.
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Combining methodically knotted melodies with amphetamine pace, the band presented a singular aesthetic—one halfway between the sound of the post-punk revival, the scent of a hot-boxed garden shed and, in their lightest moments, a transcendental tone tailored to fit 6AM comedowns and those last precious moments of euphoria.
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On July 4, the team found, there was a much higher concentration of residue from drugs such as amphetamine, methamphetamine, cocaine, and morphine in the water of both towns than there was on either July 3 or July 5; similarly, consumption was higher on the eclipse day than on other "normal" Mondays.
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" The 21947 document concludes with Hofmann's suggestion, which he discussed with Dr. Schilling at the time, that the "symptoms were very similar to those that might be observed in an overdose of an amphetamine-type stimulant such as "Pervitin" (a German brand of methamphetamine that had been widely available during the 21920s).
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However, as Sokolow writes in her last sentence: Upon receiving the special delivery in the oval office, Mr. Kennedy chuckles with the secret knowledge that his sex drive needs no additional assistance since his daily amphetamine cocktail for back pain also works so well for his private moments with many beautiful women.
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One senior Dutch police source who manages teams tackling the drugs gangs and who asked to remain anonymous for the purposes of this article told VICE that, in 23, his teams had to clean up one toxic MDMA (or, to a lesser degree, amphetamine) dump site almost every day across the Netherlands.
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After the October 2015 bust—where police stopped Linda Haw and her husband Joao Dos-Reis making that amphetamine, coke, and MCAT delivery—a search warranted raid on the Kirton, Lincolnshire home of Amber Medina uncovered 553 kgs of coke with a street value of $227,00 in November, according to Lincolnshire police.
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Though the 51-year-old, who is serving four years of probation after pleading guilty to heroin possession and tested positive for cocaine, amphetamine, benzodiazepines and Suboxone in December 2017, was not sentenced to jail, he was due to report to drug court at state Superior Court in Newark, where he was given a drug test.
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It could be argued that the system turned Naz into a monster, like the low-level crook turned gangster in "A Prophet," but it could also be argued that it sharpened violent tendencies that were already present, based on the behavior that got him expelled from his local high school and his side business as an amphetamine dealer.
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The trafficking gang, from Holland and the northwest of England, posed as a flower wholesale business to smuggle drugs and large quantities of heroin, cocaine, MDMA, amphetamine, ecstasy, and cannabis from Europe into the UK. The contraband was smuggled over the Channel in semi-trucks, before being dropped off and distributed from the gang's bogus flower company in Lancashire.
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I chewed bitter khat, a leaf with effects similar to amphetamine, with these guys, screeched through Mogadishu's 17 districts behind their escort vehicles, and kicked up red dust while waiting for them during prayer stops on the roads to towns so recently vacated by the Shabab that you might still find the militants' dirty dishes in the sink.
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LF Nicky Delmonico, who has made it back from a 50-game suspension for testing positive for amphetamine in July 2014 and then getting released by Milwaukee in 2015, hit the first homer of his major league career (in his third game), added a single, missed a fly ball for his first error but also got his first assist on the same play.
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A study just published in Drug and Alcohol Review found that 2003 percent of New York City EDM party attendees who found or suspected contaminants in their ecstasy learned that it contained methamphetamine, amphetamine, or speed; 2200 percent found out it contained cocaine; 248 percent found a drug similar to MDMA called MDA; and 234 percent found bath salts, a synthetic stimulant.
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In attendance was a young Vic Reeves (real name: Jim Moir) who could be found hopping around the muddy fields charged up on amphetamine and exhilarated by the savage music he was hearing from the stage: a ferocious and unearthly mix of discordant punk, dense dub, propulsive funk – a mutated sound that has since come to define post-punk as a genre.
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The series was based upon the controversial (and bestselling) 1970 memoir by Yankees/Pilots/Astros pitcher Jim Bouton, which caused a massive stir with its true and expletive-enhanced tales of its skirt-chasing, amphetamine-popping ballplayers, and soul-crushing contract negotiations—accounts that gave the public new (and not necessarily welcome) insight into the lives of their diamond heroes.
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Released shortly after he first went electric and recorded around the time he was peaking on acid and amphetamine, it is part of a trilogy of albums—the big, influential ones that you'll see in all the old folk rock magazines—that were created before he had a motorcycle accident and disappeared from the public eye for almost eight years, reemerging a little more sad and a little more weathered.
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For proof, look to Kanye West's ye, Kacey Musgraves' colorful yet country-influenced Golden Hour, the pulsating holistic ambience of Jon Hopkins's Singularity, the op-art visualizers for Beach House's new album, and two books—Trip, the first non-fiction work from the once amphetamine-addled Tao Lin; and How to Change Your Mind, by the nature and culture journalist Michael Pollan, in which he investigates the medical revolution surrounding psychedelics.
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In Episode 2 of The Politics of Everything, the Australian writer Richard Cooke joins hosts Alex Pareene and Laura Marsh to talk about vitamin regulation, the history of amphetamine usage in the arts, how nootropics fit into the tradition of right-wing snake-oil peddling, and the unmistakable influence of the movie Limitless, which celebrates a mysterious substance that vastly improves its protagonist's brainpower—and spurs him to commit a murder.
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