Babies born to women who drink during pregnancy can suffer permanent defects known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Even occasional drinking can cause problems, and may increase chances of stillbirth, growth retardation, and miscarriage. Both are members of the drug family known as benzodiazepines. Even though PCP is used medically only as an animal tranquilizer, that hasn't stopped people from wolfing it down. The reason it often travels under aliases is that it's so unpredictable and so often unpleasant that users don't exactly clamor for it or ask it for it by name.
Large doses can cause hallucinations, delusions, amnesia, and overdose.
It carries all the risks of traditional amphetamine use, and then some, due to the rapid onset of its effects and the intensity of its high, plus the unknown hazards of direct exposure of lung tissue to meth vapors. Scoring Guide 19-20 right. You're at the head of the class, drug information-wise. Still, you did mess up the grading curve for everyone else. If drug information really was money, you'd be rolling in it.