11th idea

12/01/2019

Today, being the first 11th day in 2019 we at 11th IDEA wish all our followers and those who are supporting us with materials for the campaign against the use of illicit drugs
a very happy 2019 filled with happiness and joy.

14/10/2018

Today been the membership day, new members joined us at 11th IDEA and we were able to spread the information about the bad effect of illicit drugs among youths, {good start} we thank everyone that makes today campaign a successful one.

13/10/2018

30/09/2018

The side effect of va**ng...

20/04/2018

20/04/2018

How does ma*****na affect the brain?
Ma*****na has both short-and long-term effects on the brain.

Image of a cross-section of the brain with marked areas that are affected by THC.THC acts on numerous areas of the brain (in yellow).
Image by NIDA
Short-Term Effects
When a person smokes ma*****na, THC quickly passes from the lungs into the bloodstream. The blood carries the chemical to the brain and other organs throughout the body. The body absorbs THC more slowly when the person eats or drinks it. In that case, they generally feel the effects after 30 minutes to 1 hour.

THC acts on specific brain cell receptors that ordinarily react to natural THC-like chemicals. These natural chemicals play a role in normal brain development and function.

Ma*****na overactivates parts of the brain that contain the highest number of these receptors. This causes the "high" that people feel. Other effects include:

*altered senses (for example, seeing brighter colors)
*altered sense of time
*changes in mood
*impaired body movement
*a difficulty with thinking and problem-solving
*impaired memory
*hallucinations (when taken in high doses)
*delusions (when taken in high doses)
*psychosis (when taken in high doses)

20/04/2018

SHORT-TERM EFFECTS

Short-term memory problems
Severe anxiety, including fear that one is being watched or followed (paranoia)
Very strange behavior, seeing, hearing or smelling things that aren’t there, not being able to tell imagination from reality (psychosis)
Panic
Hallucinations
Loss of sense of personal identity
Lowered reaction time
Increased heart rate (risk of heart attack)
Increased risk of stroke
Problems with coordination (impairing safe driving or playing sports)
Sexual problems (for males)
Up to seven times more likely to contract sexually transmitted infections
than non-users (for females) 22,32 & 33
LONG-TERM EFFECTS
Decline in IQ (up to 8 points if prolonged use started in adolescent age)
Poor school performance and higher chance of dropping out
Impaired thinking and ability to learn and perform complex tasks
Lower life satisfaction
Addiction (about 9% of adults and 17% of people who started smoking as teens)
Potential development of op**te abuse
Relationship problems, intimate partner violence
Antisocial behavior including stealing money or lying
Financial difficulties
Increased welfare dependence
Greater chances of being unemployed or not getting good jobs.

14/01/2018

the TRUTH must be known to the kids so they will know the path to chose in life that will lead them to their positive goals in life.

02/08/2016

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS.....

Drugs are essentially poisons. The amount
taken determines the effect.
A small amount acts as a stimulant (speeds
you up). A greater amount acts as a sedative
(slows you down). An even larger amount
poisons and can kill.
This is true of any drug. Only the amount
needed to achieve the effect differs.
But many drugs have another liability: they
directly affect the mind. They can distort the
user’s perception of what is happening around
him or her. As a result, the person’s actions
may be odd, irrational, inappropriate and even
destructive.
Drugs block off all sensations, the desirable
ones with the unwanted. So, while providing
short-
term help in the relief of pain, they also
wipe out ability and alertness and muddy one’s
thinking.
Medicines are drugs that are intended to speed
up or slow down or change something about
the way your body is working, to try to make
it work better. Sometimes they are necessary.
But they are still drugs: they act as stimulants
or sedatives, and too much can kill you. So if
you do not use medicines as they are supposed
to be used, they can be as dangerous as
illegal drugs.

SO KEEP AWAY FROM HARD DRUGS.

02/08/2016