The stage that youth may use drugs, but their curiosity is met and they do not continue to use

Chemical in cannabis that creates the “high”

Category of this drug, which slows brain and body functions

Other name given to this drug due to it enhancing senses of touch, but this false sense of affection is misleading and emotionally damaging

Product that is more concentrated than cocaine and has potent effects; otherwise known to be highly addictive

The body's control centre

Category of this drug, which distorts one's mind and perception of world around them

Alcohol passes through this organ into the blood, which goes to brain and other body parts within minutes. Hint: Food slows down this process

When Ecstasy wears off, a user does this and becomes depressed and often uses other drugs to cope

Drug mimics this response because it increases users' heart rate and blood pressure, and heightens senses to make one more alert and “ready to go”

Drugs that "slow you down"

Five cigarettes are known to equal one of "these"

Healthy beverages that do not contain alcohol and are healthy alternatives to drinking alcohol

Other category of this drug, NOT the Hallucinogen category

Cocaine is taken from this plant

The stage that individuals lose control over the use of substances; therefore the substance controls individuals

Product that is more concentrated than marijuana; otherwise known to have more THC

Process of drinking large amounts of alcohol with the intention of becoming intoxicated over a short period of time

Mental and emotional condition (intense feelings of well-being, happiness, and excitement) that this drug causes

Condition that causes painful symptoms to occur upon the discontinuation or decrease in intake of drugs

Drugs that "speed you up"

Marijuana is known to damage "the walls" of this organ by 400x

Organ that breaks down alcohol and abusing alcohol can cause this organ to get a disease and fail

Name that is abbreviated and refers to the chemical name (Methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine) of Ecstasy

Brain chemical that causes an individual to feel a "sense of reward"