Types of substances: opioids - such as heroin, fentanyl or prescription drugs such as Oxycontin cannabis - also called pot or weed depressants - also called downers (alcohol, Xanax, Valium, barbiturates) stimulants - also called uppers (cocaine, speed, nicotine) hallucinogens - also called psychedelics (magic mushrooms and LSD [acid]) The effect any substance can have on a person depends on: the type of substance (for example: depressants, stimulants) individual factors (for example: age, past experience, genes) the context (for example: how much, how often, other drug use) why they are using the substance (see below for more information) Why do youth use substances
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[13] References [edit] Journal of Chemical Ecology
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