alcohol
             anabolic steroids
                  cocaine
                     crack
                    dxm
                  MDMA
                 ghb
             heroin
                inhalants
                  ketamine
                LSD
            marijuana
          methamphetamines
             nitrous oxide
                 oxycontin
               PCP
             PMA
         psilocybin mushrooms
                ritalin
              rohypnol
                 tobacco
              tranquilizers
                 vicodin
 
 
 
 

Tobacco

 

Tobacco, chemically processed leaves that are smoked or chewed, increases blood pressure and heart rate, and produces a calming effect on some users. Long-term use leads to lung disease, heart diseases, stroke, as well as cancer. Second-hand smoke contributes to cancer and respiratory illness in non-smokers. Pregnant women who smoke increase the risk of developmental damage to their babies. Nicotine is highly addictive; most addicted adults begin smoking as teenagers.