Edsa Revolution
PIAPI HIGH SCHOOL
Dumaguete City
In Partial Fulfillment To The Subject
ENGLISH FOURTH YEAR
S.Y 2012-2013
Submitted to:
MR. Claudio Albina Sun J.R English Teacher
Submitted by: Janicarl rubin
Researcher, IV Sun
February 22, 2013
Title: the dangerous effects towards health of taking drugs
Thesis Statement: the dangerous effects of drugs into the body of a person
Introduction:
II. History of Drugs:
III. Types of drugs:
3.1Narcotics 3.4 Steroids 3.7Shabu 3.10 Orthodox
3.2Opium 3.5Morphine 3.8Codeine
3.3Cocaine 3.6Heroin 3.9 Marijuana
IV. Effects of drugs:
4.1Depressants 4.3Loss of weight & Malnutrition 4.5Preventsacrime
4.2 Stimulant 4.4Hallucination
V.Factors of taking drugs:
5.1Create a crime 5.3 Recreational use
5.2 Curiosity 5.4Peer influence
VI.Dis-advantages &Advantage of drugs:
6.1 Loss of hope in life 6.3Malnutrition 6.5Develop diseases
6.2Loss of appetite 6.4Inhability to sleep well 6.6Loss of family
VIII.Conclusion.
IX.Work cited.
The dangerous effects of drugs Into the body of a person
Introduction
When people take drugs they are usually trying to get the substance from outside their body to receptor cells inside their body. Mostly, in the case of mood altering drugs these receptors are in the brain, although with some drugs like anabolic steroids these receptor cells may be elsewhere in you body.
The different ways of getting substances into your body vary depending on the type of drug you are going to use and the form which it takes. For example some drugs like heroin are prepared in a way which lends itself to the drug being injected. Other drugs like
Dumaguete City
In Partial Fulfillment To The Subject
ENGLISH FOURTH YEAR
S.Y 2012-2013
Submitted to:
MR. Claudio Albina Sun J.R English Teacher
Submitted by: Janicarl rubin
Researcher, IV Sun
February 22, 2013
Title: the dangerous effects towards health of taking drugs
Thesis Statement: the dangerous effects of drugs into the body of a person
Introduction:
II. History of Drugs:
III. Types of drugs:
3.1Narcotics 3.4 Steroids 3.7Shabu 3.10 Orthodox
3.2Opium 3.5Morphine 3.8Codeine
3.3Cocaine 3.6Heroin 3.9 Marijuana
IV. Effects of drugs:
4.1Depressants 4.3Loss of weight & Malnutrition 4.5Preventsacrime
4.2 Stimulant 4.4Hallucination
V.Factors of taking drugs:
5.1Create a crime 5.3 Recreational use
5.2 Curiosity 5.4Peer influence
VI.Dis-advantages &Advantage of drugs:
6.1 Loss of hope in life 6.3Malnutrition 6.5Develop diseases
6.2Loss of appetite 6.4Inhability to sleep well 6.6Loss of family
VIII.Conclusion.
IX.Work cited.
The dangerous effects of drugs Into the body of a person
Introduction
When people take drugs they are usually trying to get the substance from outside their body to receptor cells inside their body. Mostly, in the case of mood altering drugs these receptors are in the brain, although with some drugs like anabolic steroids these receptor cells may be elsewhere in you body.
The different ways of getting substances into your body vary depending on the type of drug you are going to use and the form which it takes. For example some drugs like heroin are prepared in a way which lends itself to the drug being injected. Other drugs like