Most people know the way to correct a typographical error on a paper with a household commodity like liquid paper. But what they might not know is that misusing a product like this can be a mistake that is unfixable.
Inhalants are cheap substitutes for marijuana and alcohol continue to pop up on college campuses.
A report prepared by the Michigan Resource Center in 1995 said people do not usually think of inhalants as drugs because most were never meant to be used that way. They are now being referred to as poisons so hopefully people begin to see them that way. Inhalant abuse among young people has increased each year since 1991, according to the Michigan Resource Center. The Partnership for a Drug Free America has found there are more than 1,000 household products on the market today which can be misused as inhalants. Minelli said some common inhalants on college campuses are aerosols and amyl and butyl nitrites.