Medications

## Analgesic

  Asinolyathin - It was used specifically for muscle spasms and indicated for pain managment of sports-related injuries. When combined with morphenolog it can be used to alleviate pain during child birth

  Bicaridine - Bicaridine is indicated for decreasing pain associated with serious trauma injuries.
Treatment with bicaridine has been known to cause addictive behavior in patients who are treated with the drug for long periods of tie (more than 10 days). Metorapan is a non-addictive substance that is prefered in most cases of serious trauma.

  Hydrocortilene - Hydrocortilene is indicated for the treatment of pain in the cranial or upper spinal regions. It's most often used as a treatment for the common headache.

  Metorapan - Metorapan is indicated for decreasing the pain associated with serious trauma injuries. Less than 1 percent of patients treated with metorapan experience a potentially fatal anaphlactic reaction. This percentage increases exponentially in patients with a history of polywater intoxication. In these instances, treatment with bicaridine is recomended.

  Morphenolog - used to treat side effects from the long-term use of other medications, and is indicated for treatment of chronic pain. When combined with asinolyathin it can be used to alleviate pain during child birth

  Terakine –  an analgesic medication  used to alleviate pain from broken bones and painful joints. And can be used as a mild sedative to help induce sleep.

  Triptacederine – used to alleviate pain from carious implants and issues with the central nervous system. It should be noted that cardassians may reaquire higher doses than other humanoid species.

## Anaphalactic

  Cateline -  a drug that could cause a simulated anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock was the most severe form of anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to a trigger substance such as a food or a drug. Symptoms included respiratory and cardiovascular distress.

  Cervaline- a drug that was used to fend off rejection of transplanted organs or tissue. a common dosage is 500 milligrams of cervaline every four hours.

  Stenophyl -  a drug that can be used to treat anaphylactic shock.

## Anesthetic

  Anesthizine -  a fast-acting anesthetic, administered through environmental systems as a gas. It is used primarily as a wide area, non-lethal, security measure against intruders or other persons of interest. It was considered among "the best," along with axonol and neurozine,  A concentration of seventy parts per million was typically enough to put a humanoid to sleep

  Anetrizine - an anesthetic used for calming hyperactive nerve impulses. Use of anetrizine has been known to interfere with cranial implants by decreasing their efectiveness.

  Axonol - a medicine that could be dispersed in gaseous form, as a crowd-control anesthetic, by the Federation and Starfleet.

 Hyvroxilated Quint-ethyl Metacetamin – a water solulable anesthetic when consumed in quantities of seventeen milligrams in about a half-liter of water (approximately 30 to 40 parts per million), it would render a Human barely able to stand.

  Melenex – is an anesthetic and neural paralyzer developed on Janus III.  It was the most common anesthetic used in the 23rd century. Ten ccs of melenex via hypospray,  would take ten seconds to take effect, resulting in unconsciousness for less than five minutes. One major side effect  is that it turns Vulcans a yellow skin color.

  Nasal numbing agent - an injection to reduce the perception of odors. it can be given to vulcans to desensitize the pheromones and odors given off by humans.

  Neurozine – an anesthetic that can be distributed in gaseous form. Considered one of the top 3 anesthetics available to mdoern medicines.

## Antiviral/Antibiotic

  Antibody - a protein molecule produced by the immune system to mark foreign viruses and bacteria within the body, usually for attack. The presence of specific antibodies can be used to test for the presence, now or in the past, of specific viruses or bacteria.

  Corophizine - an antibiotic drug that was usually used to prevent secondary infections. standard dosage is 30 cc's

  Cytoglobin -  a drug that was used to treat chromoviral infections and arterial aging. Daily injections with the increased life expectancy up to 40% in healthy patients, the drug was also considered the best treatment for chromovirus, an easily-curable condition that was deadly if left unchecked.

  Dylovene - a broad-spectrum antitoxin carried in 2260s Starfleet medkits one proven use is the plant toxins  from the retlaw plant.

Immunosuppressant - Immunosuppressive drugs or immunosuppressive agents or antirejection medications are drugs that inhibit or prevent activity of the immune system. They are used in immunosuppressive therapy to:

  Prevent the rejection of transplanted organs and tissues (e.g., bone marrow, heart, kidney, liver)
  Treat autoimmune diseases or diseases that are most likely of autoimmune origin (e.g., rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, systemic lupus erythematosus, sarcoidosis, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, Crohn's disease, Behcet's Disease, pemphigus, and ulcerative colitis).
  Treat some other non-autoimmune inflammatory diseases (e.g., long term allergic asthma control).

A common side-effect of many immunosuppressive drugs is immunodeficiency, because the majority of them act non-selectively, resulting in increased susceptibility to infections and decreased cancer immunosurveillance. There are also other side-effects, such as hypertension, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia, peptic ulcers, lipodystrophy, moon face, liver and kidney injury. The immunosuppressive drugs also interact with other medicines and affect their metabolism and action. Actual or suspected immunosuppressive agents can be evaluated in terms of their effects on lymphocyte subpopulations in tissues using immunohistochemistry.

 Mahko root -  a plant native to the planet Neural. It was the only known cure for the poisonous bite of the deadly Mugato, and then only when properly administered by a female shaman of Neural's Hill People known as the Kahn-ut-tu. The treatment was highly ritualized.

The ritual involved the beating of drums and chanting of certain incantations as the shaman created a wound in her own hand, took hold of the mahko root against the wound, then pressed it against the victim's wound. The root then seemed to move of its own power as it drew the toxin out. It may have acted as a filter between the two circulatory systems to help screen out the poison. It is unknown if the ritual itself has anything to do with the healing processes, but the root certainly has an effect of cleansing the body.

Incidentally, the ritual also acted as a pseudo-marriage ceremony between the victim and the administering Kahn-ut-tu shaman, as the victim owed the shaman his or her life thereafter.

  Retroviral Vaccine - are medications for the treatment of infection by retroviruses. Different classes of antiretroviral drugs act on different stages of the  virus life cycle. Combination of several (typically three or four) antiretroviral drugs is known as highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART)

  Salve - an ointment used to soothe areas of the body's surface. Usually some form or oily or greasy base that is mixed with various medicines or herbal remedies.

  Sterilite - an anti-infective agent used during surgery and in the general treatment of wounds to produce rapid death of harmful microorganisms and parasitic agents. Sterilite is one the most effective agents in use.

  Synthetic Antigen - a manufactured anti-viral agent created from a living sample of the organism it is intended to destroy

  Tryptophan-Lysine Distillate -  a drug used for the treatment for a flu virus that was acquired on Nasreldine.

  Vaccine - a biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease. A vaccine typically contains an agent that resembles a disease-causing microorganism and is often made from weakened or killed forms of the microbe, its toxins or one of its surface proteins. The agent stimulates the body's immune system to recognize the agent as foreign, destroy it, and keep a record of it, so that the immune system can more easily recognize and destroy any of these microorganisms that it later encounters.

## Burns

  Dermaline – an injectable compound used to prevent sunburn, as well as the primary ingredient in Dermaline Gel.

  Dermaline gel - made from dermaline and used as a treatment for first and second degree burns. Especially effective in bvurns caused by various types of plasma, and cryogenic fluids.

  Kelotane – injectable medicine used in the treatment of various burns, average dose is 3cc's
Cardiovascular
  Adrenaline -  Adrenaline (C9H13O3N), also known as epinephrine, is a Humanoid  hormone and neurotransmitter with powerful effects on the sympathetic nervous system. As a drug, it is used to treat radiation poisoning, cardiac symptoms, and anaphalaxis.  it has been replaced in clinical use by hyronalin for the treatment of radiation symptoms.

  Anticoagulant - A group of pharmaceuticals called anticoagulants can be used to prevent or delay the clotting of blood proteins. Such substances occur naturally in leeches and blood-sucking insects. This prevents deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, thrombotic disorders, myocardial infarction and ischemic stroke.

  Benjisidrine – developed to prevent congestive heart failure in vulcans. This drug was originally synthesized from the benjisi plant root. It is also useful in treatment of atrial fibrillation.  This drug is only to be administered to Vulcans

  Lectrazine -  used to stabilize the cardiovascular and renal systems of humanoids. It could also be combined with hyronalin for temporary protection against radiation poisoning. The standard dose is 20 mg

  Metrazene - a drug used to treat cardiac arrhythmia. Metrazene can be used with lethozine to reduce the physiological response in the body of a non-Trill individual who has been joined with a Trill symbiont

  Vasokin - an experimental drug which increased blood flow to humanoid organs. Unfortunately, in 22% of studied cases it caused severe damage to the lungs, kidneys, heart, and brain. Its use is still under review by the surgeon general.

## Disease Specific

  Alizine - a medicine used to counter an allergic reaction in Klingons.

  Benzocyatizine - a type of medication used to treat low serum isoboramine levels in Trill patients. Isoboramine (also spelled as isoboromine) was a neurotransmitter in Trill physiology which regulated the connections between the host and the symbiont. Low isoboramine levels were harmful and could be fatal to the host and/or symbiont, so if isoboramine levels dropped below 40%, then the symbiont was removed.

  Cryptobiolin - a chemical that was used by the Angosians during the Tarsian War to enhance their soldiers' abilities in battle.

  Deoxyribose Suspension - a fluid derived from DNA. it is used in the treatment of the Klingon disease Ba'ltmasor Syndrome. the treatment requires weekly injections prepared by a medical technician. a secondary use is the sequences can be encoded to carry information covertly.

  Hexadrin Therapy - a medical treatment that could be used to counteract the effects of Yarim Fel Syndrome. Yarim Fel Syndrome was a terminal Cardassian illness. The patient's life could be prolonged by hexadrin therapy or neuro-regeneration procedures, but the outcome was always the same.

  Hytritium -  the only compound able to neutralize tricyanate contamination. It is highly unstable, expensive to produce, and too dangerous to deliver by transporter, so many traders stopped buying and selling it. Tricyanate was a purple crystalline substance that occurred naturally on the planet Beta Agni II. It was toxic to humanoids, and some contamination was found in the water supply of Beta Agni's colony.

  Macrospentol - one of the drugs used by the Angosians to enhance their soldiers during the Tarsian War.

  Niaxilin - a drug that could be used to separate two Denobulans during their mating period when they became too aggressive.

  Peridaxon - a drug used to treat Irumodic syndrome, a degenerative neurological disorder which caused progressive deterioration of the synaptic pathways. Peridaxon was simply palliative, as there was no known cure for the syndrome.

  Priaxate - a drug used in 2151 by Doctor Phlox to alleviate the most severe symptoms of the plague afflicting the Valakians. He also instructed the Valakians in how to synthesize the drug.

  Rigelian Gene Therapy -  the only known medical treatment for Taggart's Syndrome, a neurological disorder that affected Humans. Without this treatment, sufferers of the syndrome usually died by the age of twenty.

  Ryetalyn - the only known antidote to the deadly disease Rigelian fever. It was a rather rare mineral. the planet Holberg 917G has rich natural ryetalyn deposits.

  Strobolin - The only known cure for the fatal vulcan disease  choriocytosis. strobolin is rare naturally occurring drug, although there is a less effective artificially produced analog. The analog can slow the process, but not cure the disease.

  Triclenidil - one of the drugs used by the Angosians to enhance their soldiers during the Tarsian War.

## Neurological

  Acetylcholine -   a neurotransmitter found in the autonomic nervous system of most humanoid brains.As it is a choline compound, it can be used to stabilize synapses in cases of nervous system collapse. However, it was not effective against the effects of certain alien weapons. When it's absorption is stimulated, it increases tensile strength of the muscle tissue. An increase of acetylcholine within the hippocampus could indicate that the person had accumulated memories. A thirteen percent increase would indicate an accumulation of two days' worth of memories

  Alkysine - Alkysine was a drug used to lessen the damage to neurological tissue after a catastrophic injury. a derivative of lysine, used in the production of elastin and collagen. It is produced by the actions of the enzyme lysyl oxidase in the extracellular matrix and is essential in the crosslink formation that stabilizes collagen and elastin. It was not always effective for all injuries and on all species. This is true of klingons, naussicans, and several other larger species.

  Cortical Analeptic - type of drug administered via hypospray, used to reinvigorate tissue in the cerebral cortex. It is also used in motor cortex reconstruction.

  CPK Enzymatic Therapy -   drug used to lessen the damage to neurological tissue after a catastrophic injury. Creatine phosphokinase, or CPK, is an enzyme that is present in the heart, brain and skeletal muscles. CPK is more commonly known as creatine kinase, or CK. CK is released from the cells of these tissues when they are injured or do not receive enough oxygen.  It was not always effective for all injuries and on all species. This is true of klingons, naussicans, and several other larger species.

  Desegranine - a Cardassian drug used to reverse memory loss.  When used, memories began to resurface within a few hours.

  Lexorin -  a drug utilized during the late 23rd century that was developed to alleviate symptoms of malaise and/or multiple personality disorder in those who experienced a Vulcan mind meld, or who carried a Vulcan katra prior to its placement on Mount Seleya.

  Neural Paralyzer -  a central nervous system depressant, standard in Starfleet medkits circa 2260. Used in surgery as a preanesthetic, it acts within 5-10 minutes and lasts for about 15-20 minutes to depress cardiac and respiratory functions, incidentally making the subject nearly appear dead. There are  many such available drugs of this type, one of which might be melenex.

  Neuromuscular Adaptation -  a treatment designed to allow species from low-gravity planets to function normally at Earth-normal gravity. The procedure utilized neo-analeptic transmitters to elevate the neural output of the brain's motor cortex, which in turn stimulated acetylcholine absorption to 14% above normal and caused an increase in tensile muscle strength.  A side effect experienced by the patient during the neo-analeptic infusion was warmth due to neuromuscular tissue stimulation. Eventually, the patient's neural pathways adapted to the increased tensile strength, allowing an increased ability to move in higher gravity.
   It was possible for the patient to walk within an hour, although only for an limited period of time as the treatment wore off. With each successive treatment, the effects lasted longer and the patient's muscles grew stronger. It was inadvisable for the patient to alternate between low and Earth-normal gravity conditions during the treatment, as changing stimuli to the motor cortex eventually resulted in the loss of fine motor control.
After two or three days of the treatment, the motor cortex adapted to the new conditions and the effects became irreversible.

  Norepinephrine (norep) -  a hormone and neurotransmitter in the humanoid central nervous system. As a stress hormone, it affects the part of the brain that controls alertness as well as the fight-or-flight response. Along with epinephrine or adrenaline, it increases heart rate and blood pressure, thus increasing blood flow to muscles in addition to triggering the release of glucose from the body's energy stores.

  Serotonin - a neurogenic chemical in the brain of a lifeform (humanoids for example) found inside neurons. These chemicals facilitate the transmission of neural energy between synapses. Biochemically derived from tryptophan, serotonin is primarily found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, platelets, and the central nervous system (CNS) of animals, including humans. It is popularly thought to be a contributor to feelings of well-being and happiness

  Synaptizine - a drug used to treat neuroleptic shock caused by energy based weapons, the drug helps restore propery signal transmissions carried along the nervous system.,

  Theragen - a chemical compound, initially developed as a nerve gas by the Klingons. In its pure form it was lethal, but when diluted with alcohol it could temporarily deaden certain nerve inputs to the brain, having a calming effect on an insane and/or abnormally enraged person.

A theragen derivative was first used as an effective treatment on the crew of the USS Enterprise in 2268, following an extended interaction with the effects of interphase space. Leonard McCoy, the ship's chief medical officer, discovered how to use the theragen derivative to ameliorate the baneful effects on the crew long enough for the Enterprise to complete her mission. The medicine is now listed in the Starfleet Medical Database.

## Nutritional

  Glucagon -  a naturally-occurring hormone in Humans. Administered as a drug, glucagon is used to treat hypoglycemia or beta-blocker overdose. Glucagon causes glycogenolysis, a breakdown of glycogen stored in the liver into glucose.

  Glycoproteins -  a type of molecule composed of carbohydrates and protein that can be prescribed as a form of nutritional supplement.

  Neodextramine Solution-  a Liquid Nutrient-enriched solution used in treating dehydration. Usually in an IV form.

  Polynutrient Solution - a parenteral nutrition formula given to patients suffering from malnutrition. Dosages are based on the level of malnutrition and administered by IV drip.

  Stokaline -  an injectible multiple vitamin compound containing vitamins A,C,D, E, B1, B2, Niacin,B6, B Complex, and Biotin. developed as a multiple vitamin compound containing daily requirment dosages of the above vitamins, an injection of stokaline need given only twice a year - no further vitamin supplement is required, other than the vitamins normally acquired  in food intake. a usual dose is 10 cc's

## Obstetric

  Makara Herb -  a native plant of Bajor, a herb known for its medicinal value. It is typically used in Bajoran women to increase their progesterone during pregnancy. It is also known to act as a counter agent to various sedatives, including merfadon.

  Tesokine -  a drug used to help a baby from one species to properly metabolize the nutrients from another species while in the womb.

## Radiation

  Adrenaline - Adrenaline (C9H13O3N), also known as epinephrine, is a Humanoid  hormone and neurotransmitter with powerful effects on the sympathetic nervous system. As a drug, it is used to treat radiation poisoning, cardiac symptoms, and anaphalaxis.  it has been replaced in clinical use by hyronalin for the treatment of radiation symptoms.

  Analeptics - drug that counteracts the effects of radiation. analeptic compounds are used to ameliorate the cellular degradation caused by theta radiation exposure.  Can be sued as a substitute for netrazine.

  Arithrazine - a medication used for the most extreme cases of theta radiation poisoning. According to Starfleet Medical protocols, a doctor had to monitor the patient who has received arithrazine during treatment. This is a standard inoculation given to away team members dealing with the  Omega particle

  Chronexaline - a drug under development at Starfleet Medical in the year 2404, designed to protect biomatter from tachyon radiation.

  Hyronalin -  a medicinal drug used to counter the effects of radiation poisoning. Adrenaline was the preferred treatment shortly after Earth's atomic age, but hyronalin replaced it after its discovery. Hyronolin reacts more quickly, and reacts stronger than its predecessor.  a radiation inoculation can be given with a combination of hyronalin and lectrazine to crewm members going into irradiated areas.

  Radiogenic vaccine -  a class of medications designed to protect an individual against radiation exposure. the various ratios could be adapted depeneding on what type of radiation was going to be encountered.

## Respiratory

  Dexalin - used in the treatment of oxygen deprivation.

  Pulmozine - a drug used to treat oxygen deprivation and stimulate breathing. A dose of 40cc'sadministered by hypospray is the standard treatment.

  Tri-ox Compound - a simple but effective intravenous medicine used for rapidly oxygenating the blood cells of a living being, especially in an oxygen-poor environment such as Vulcan. Most Humans and humanoids would otherwise have had trouble getting sufficient oxygen in such environments, especially during any strenuous work or other exertions. The drug could be used as a substitute for cumbersome breathing masks and equipment in such cases.

Tri-ox compound was designed to strengthen an individual's cardiopulmonary system. An injection of 15 ccs of tri-ox every four hours was the recommended dosage taken to compensate for excess carbon dioxide, as could be the case of a humanoid in prolonged exposure to a Class L environment. Without it, an individual would experience the effects of hypoxia and possibly carbon dioxide poisoning.

  Trioxin -  a medicine used in the treatment of respiratory injuries. It was used in emergency situations as a stop-gap measure; doctors usually preferred to treat the injury itself if they had the time and capability.

## Resuscitative

  Borathium - rybotherapy developed by Doctor Toby Russell in 2368. She believed it to be decades more advanced than two related medications, leporazine and morathial, although it was still in the experimental stages at the time.

  Cortolin - a drug that was helpful in resuscitating patients who had stopped breathing after being hit with certain energy weapons.

  Leporazine – a strong acting recessitive drug used only in extreme cirmcumstances.

  Morathial series – group of selected medication the primary of which being morathial, used to recessitate a patient in distress.

  Netinaline – a stimulant used to revive an unconscious patient.

  Quadroline - an emergency resuscitative drug used on Malcor III to treat cardiac arrhythmias.

  Trinephedrine – a resuscitative drug to treat oligemic shock. The standard dosage is forty units.

## Sedative

  Ambizine – a common injectable drug used as a sedative for both medical and non medical purposes.

  Anesthizine - a fast-acting anesthetic, administered through environmental systems as a gas. It is used primarily as a wide area, non-lethal, security measure against intruders or other persons of interest. It was considered among "the best," along with axonol and neurozine,  A concentration of seventy parts per million was typically enough to put a humanoid to sleep

  Axonol -  a medicine that could be dispersed in gaseous form, as a crowd-control anesthetic, by the Federation and Starfleet.

  Dylamadon - a sedative that can simulate death in an individual. The effects can be reversed within 7 minutes.

  Improvoline – a standard sedative used by starfleet medical  for a mix of issues, from anxiety and stress to putting a patient to sleep.

  Kayolane - a sedative which caused unconsciousness for several hours.

  Melorazine - a standard sedative that causes immediate unconsciousness for 3-8 hours

  Merfadon – a cardassian sedative, whose effects can be neutralized by makara herbs.

  Methohexital - a sedative barbiturate substance which was primarily used in hospitals and other medical facilities. It was often used in tandem with anesthesia to induce a deep sedation.

  Sonambutril - a strong sedative used for medical purposes. It was in use during the mid-22nd century. The chemical name is derived from the latin "somnus," meaning "sleep."

  Tetrovaline - a medical drug used to knock a person unconscious, but which also lowers immune response.

## Stimulant

  ADTH -  a stimulant which could be dispersed through a starship's life support systems.a dosage of 5 parts per million is usually sufficient to revive fallen crewman

  Animazine – a stimulant used to keep personnel awake, or revive sleeping crewman.it can be used in large doses  but only for a limited time before ill effect begin.

  Chloromydride - a strong cardiostimulant, generally used when inaprovaline is ineffective. A standard dosage is 15 cc's

  Cordrazine - a strong chemical stimulant useful for emergency medical treatment. It was primarily used to stimulate the heart during cardiac arrest. The drug was a red liquid and was injected with a hypospray. In 2267, Captain Kirk noted that cordrazine was "tricky stuff,"  but by the 24th century, it had become ubiquitous and was being used by physicians in much higher doses than in Kirk's day

Excessive amounts of this drug produce temporary delirium with violent behavior, as the recipient enters into frenzies of extreme paranoia. This includes inability to recognize acquaintances and the fear of mortal danger. Those suffering from an overdose may experience occasional loss of consciousness and exhibit confusion, weakness, and high fever, pale green and red mottled skin.

  Cortropine - the stimulant cortropine, invented on Omicron Cephei VI, was similar to methamphetamine used on Earth. It was normally used to treat hyperkinesis in children and narkolepsy. It is a common drug included in starfleet med-kits

  Dalaphaline - a systemic stimulant drug, useful in treating neurological trauma

  Delactovine - a systemic stimulant drug, that could be used in place of cordrazine, especially if cordrazine wasn't completely effective.

  Formazine - a stimulant, acting through the lymphatic system on the central nervous system. Normally used to promote alertness and reduce fatigue, in higher doses it could cause severe restlessness and irritability.

  Hyperzine – a standard stimulant used to help control siezures, a standard dosage is 20 cc's

  Inaprovaline - a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant. It worked by fortifying the cell membranes and could be used as a preventative measure or in response to various physical illnesses. Chloromydride was a stronger version of inaprovaline.

  Masiform-D - was a powerful stimulant that could administered via a hypospray.  developed on Omicron Edridani III. originally developed as a stimulant it is also useful as an antitoxin for saplin.  it should be noted it causes stomach cramps and nausea in vulcans, romulans, and remans.

  Neuro-stimulant - a drug administered to keep a patient from falling asleep. Can be used to counteract the neuro-sedatives. the drug cna be used in very high doses without any major side effects for such purposes.

  Polyadrenaline - a synthetic version of the hormone epinephrine, also known as adrenaline. It is designed as a stimulant which can aid in the revival of a patient who has died or is near death.

  Tricordrazine - a potent stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine, and commonly used in resuscitation in the 24th century. The drug was highly potent; 25 ccs of the drug was enough to kill a Klingon. It was also used as an anti-seizure medication

## Recreational or non-medical

  Alcohol - Alcohol (chemical designation ethyl alcohol or ethanol) is a colorless, liquid chemical, usually the by-product of fermenting sugar. Alcohol is a powerful psychoactive drug with intoxicating effects in humanoids.When mixed with a theragen derivative, it blocks certain nerve impulses to the brain and can be used to treat the "madness" caused by exposure to interphase.

  Synthehol -  (a portmanteau of "synthesized" and "alcohol") is a chemical variant of alcohol. It appears to have the same taste and smell as "real" alcohol to most individuals, but none of the deleterious effects associated with alcohol for most humanoids, such as debilitating intoxication, addiction,

  Caffeine -  is a stimulant present in a variety of foods and beverages, including coffee and raktajino. It can be somewhat addictive to most humanoids (excluding Vulcans) if consumed on a regular basis. For centuries bartenders and manufacturers have tried unsuccessfully to create a suitable substitute.

  Felicium - an addictive narcotic, as well as a vaccine, produced on the planet Brekka. Felicium originated as a vaccine for a plague that existed on Brekka's neighboring planet, Ornara. The vaccine was supplied by the Brekkians in exchange for goods. Even after the plague was over the Ornarans had unknowingly become addicted to the vaccine, the terrible withdrawal symptoms leading them to think they were still affected by the disease, and Brekka continued to produce it for them in a profitable business. As years passed the Brekkians refined the drug to make it more and more potent. The euphoria seemed to be somewhat sedative and pain relieving, similar to planet Earth's opiates.

  Hupyrian beetle snuff - a fine powder made of dried beetles that was a delicacy among Ferengi. It was inhaled through the nose and could often produce a fit of sneezing. It acted as a mild stimulant with some euphoric side effects. It also had a deleterious effect on the linings of the nose which was cumulative.

  Impedrezene - a narcotic that impeded one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions. The drug could last for hours in Humans. It attacked neuro-cognitive motor function by suppressing higher cognitive abilities. Extreme headaches were associated with use of this drug after the effects had worn off.

  Ketracel-white - an addictive narcotic containing an isogenic enzyme and nutrients. One of the active ingredients of white is yridium bicantizine. The Jem'Hadar soldiers of the Dominion were genetically engineered to lack the enzyme which white provides, and required frequent doses of the drug to survive. The white also provided all the nutrients they required, alleviating them of the need to eat or drink.

Without white, Jem'Hadar soldiers suffered withdrawal symptoms including pain, anxiety, loss of mental control, and inability to "shroud"; eventually the Jem'Hadar spiral into homicidal insanity. First killing their enemies followed by their allies, they would inevitably turn on each other. Ultimately, their entire genetic structure would collapse

  LSD - D-lysergic acid diethylamide (C20H25ON3), commonly called LSD, is a powerful psychotropic drug that was used for medical, spiritual, and recreational purposes on Earth. It  is a semisynthetic psychedelic drug of the ergoline family, well known for its psychological effects which can include altered thinking processes, closed- and open-eye visuals, synesthesia, an altered sense of time and spiritual experiences, as well as for its key role in 1960s counterculture. It is used mainly as an entheogen, recreational drug, and as an agent in psychedelic therapy. LSD is non-addictive, is not known to cause brain damage, and has extremely low toxicity relative to dose. However, acute adverse psychiatric reactions such as anxiety, paranoia, and delusions are possible

  Psychoactive drug -  a mood-altering chemical substance. It primarily affected the central nervous system by altering brain function resulting in changes in behavior, perception, consciousness, and cognition. Psychoactive drugs induced elation and euphoria, hallucinations, or altered sensory experiences. While psychoactive drugs could be used for recreational purposes, such as a narcotic, some cultures used psychoactive drugs in the form of herbs for use during spiritual quests or rituals.

   Psychotropic drug - A psychotropic drug or psychotropic compound was a chemical that altered  brain function in such a way as to affect mood, consciousness, perception, or behavior. These effects were usually temporary. Empok Nor had been the site of a failed experiment by the Cardassians to use psychotropic drugs to enhance Cardassian xenophobia, in order to create more effective soldiers.

  Rhuludian crystal -   a form of narcotic chemical commonly sought out in the Delta Quadrant.  Rhuludian crystals are formed by dehydrating the leaves of a plant, probably similar to the formation of THC crystals on dried leaves of Earth marijuana.

  Tobacco - an agricultural product on the planet Earth processed from the leaves of plants in the genus Nicotiana of the Nightshades family. To extract nicotine, a highly addictive and poisonous substance, humans smoked toacco on Earth until at least the 21st century. The harms caused by using tobacco include diseases affecting the heart and lungs, with smoking being a major risk factor for heart attacks, strokes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, and cancer (particularly lung cancer, cancers of the larynx and mouth, and pancreatic cancers).

  Tropolisine -  a psychotropic compound known for its hallucinogenic effects. Normally found in certain flowering plants, each tropolisine atom contained a stray neutron. Once it started to break down in a humanoid's bloodstream it released an undetectable toxin. By the early 23rd century, a permanent cure for the hallucinogenic effects of tropolisine had been found

  Yridium Bicantizine - a chemical compound that was used as one of the active ingredients in ketracel-white. It could be synthesized by breaking down tri-nucleic fungi. Tri-nucleic fungi were relatively simple fungal lifeforms native to Kabrel I. For this reason, the Dominion attempted to negotiate with the Federation for control of Kabrel I in 2374, so that they could synthesize a virtually unlimited supply of white in the Alpha Quadrant to sustain the Jem'Hadar

## Other

  Alpha-wave Inducer - a substance or device used as a sleep aid. It functioned by easing the introduction of alpha waves into the brain. It was only meant for occasional use.

  Anti-intoxicant -  a medicine that allowed one to drink alcohol without experiencing the effects of intoxication.

  Cortisone - a 21-carbon steroid hormone still in use in the 23rd century. It is one of the main hormones released by the adrenal gland in response to stress. In chemical structure, it is a corticosteroid closely related to cortisol. It is used to treat a variety of ailments and can be administered intravenously, orally, intraarticularly (into a joint), or transcutaneously. Cortisone suppresses the immune system, thus reducing inflammation and attendant pain and swelling at the site of the injury. Risks exist, in particular in the long-term use of cortisone

  Dermal Osmotic Sealant -  a medication used to protect humanoids from high levels of trigemic vapors. The sealant worksby preventing absorbtion of harmful vapors through the skin

  Dermatiraelian Plastiscine -  a dermal regenerative agent used to maintain skin resilience after large-scale cosmetic surgery.

  Hypicate -  a plant whose root had many uses, such as in medicines, defractive optics, and beauty supplies. One example was cream of hipecat, a cosmetic product used to smooth skin wrinkles.

  Infra-sensory drugs - Infra-sensory drugs were specialized therapeutic chemical compounds utilized in the treatment of psychiatric disorders.

  Ipecac -  a purple-tinted drug in liquid form which, when ingested, causes severe gastric distress in Humans. Ipacac is easy to conceal, and appears to dissolve very quickly in room-temperature liquids.
In 20th century medicine, ipecac (often called "syrup of ipecac") is used as a purgative, to induce vomiting.

  Kironide -   a very rare source of psychokinetic powers for humanoids. When ingested, pituitary hormones brake down the kironide compound. While kironide compounds have been researched by Starfleet Medical, they have been found to have no real clinical use, as the hormones have a half-life of only 10 to 30 minutes in the blood stream.

   Mirazine - a drug used in the 22nd century that reduced the time necessary for decompression when boarding and leaving a starship. A stnadard dose is 40 milligrams to cut a 6 hour decompression time in half.

  Myofibrilin - a growth hormone prescribed for extended zero gravity missions. The invention of artificial gravity caused myofibrilin to fall out of use by 2155, except for during certain military exercises, and for workers in remote places where artificial gravity was impractical, such as mining colonies.

  Rejuvenation drug - a class of drugs intended to extend ones life span. Rao Vantika, a Kobliad scientist, was known to have experimented with such drugs. Attempts have also been made on Cerberus III, and by Dr Matthew Dougherty using metaphasic radiation.

  Retinax V -  a medication usually prescribed as a treatment for people with presbyopia in the 23rd  and 24th centurys. Like other ocular compounds, Retinax did not work well on Orions, and Grey Orions were allergic to it.

  Ribosome infusion -  prescribed as treatment for extreme cell damage. It was often difficult to find a suitably compatible donor for the infusion, but the compatibility could cross species.

  Scalosian water - Scalosian water was water from the planet Scalos which, when imbibed, hyper-accelerates the drinker so that they move so fast that they cannot be seen by anyone who is not so accelerated. The acceleration is caused by radioactive contamination which, with long term exposure, causes sterility in males. Those newly accelerated are highly susceptible to cell damage. A simple scratch would be fatal, resulting in apparent rapid aging. While under hyper-acceleration, phaser beams move slowly enough relative to the subject's perception of time that they can be easily avoided by simply stepping aside

  Triglobulin -  a biochemical substance produced by the Axanar zymuth gland and released into the blood. Triglobulin is used to produce medicines and vaccines, and is sometimes used as an aphrodisiac. Thus, there are cases where Axanar vessels have been attacked and triglobulin harvested from the crew. Triglobulin has certain similarities to Human lymphatic fluid

  Vertazine - a drug typically administered in a hypospray to remedy dizziness.