Importance of knowing the right things about drugs.

NOTE: The issue of abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs and the issue of abuse of illegal drugs are strictly different issues, but because of the nature of laws, which vary from country to country and are reviewed from time to time, this article is intended to promote discussion and examination of the beneficial and harmful effects of all drugs on the human body.

A friend I befriended on the discord server was abusing prescription and over-the-counter medications.

I don't abuse drugs, but the drugs prescribed in hospitals contain drugs that have a high potential to be abused.

Unfortunately, in Japan, the correct knowledge about drug abuse is not known. In the U.S. and Canada, research has shown that marijuana and MDMA are effective in treating ADHD, severe depression, or trauma, and there is a movement to legalize them for medical use.

I am not in favor of drug abuse, but I do hope that if some of the illegal drugs are indeed effective in treating my disease, I will be able to get a legitimate prescription from my doctor in the proper dosage.

I don't like the smell of cigarettes, and I don't like my friends smoking near me, so the smell of marijuana might be unbearable for me.

In Japan, there is a tendency to avoid discussing drugs. One of the negative effects of depriving people of the opportunity to learn about drugs is that once they have access to them, they may believe that they are safe.

In fact, despite the fact that drugs are known to be extremely dangerous in Japan, the number of methamphetamine abuse cases is said to be the worst among developed countries.

I decided to observe him because I think the best way to safely learn about the dangers of drugs is to observe him.