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[ismbaya]

INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST DRUG ABUSE & ILLICIT TRAFFICKING I’m going to @haskeofficial 's upcoming Space on twitter tomorrow by 8:00pm. Will you join too? Click the link below to join 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1jMKgeQqWQlJL #WADAAC #No2Drugs (at Beside NNPC Deport, Maiduguri.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfNfU3eIxP9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[teethdr]

HOW METHAMPHETAMINE DESTROYS YOUR FACE AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE... For your consultation contact Dr. Baseri ☎️323-413-2903 www.SmileRecreation.com #méthamphétamine #drugaddiction #healthylife #drugfree #no2drugs #CADAChat #drugabuse #NARCAN #carefentanil #justfortoday #soberissexy #soberlife #sobermovement physical and psychological side-effects. Even light methamphetamine use can cause widespread acne due to the drug's effects of dry skin and extreme itchiness. Coupled with the common sensory hallucination factor of 'bugs crawling beneath the skin,' this often promotes obsessive scratching, picking, and resulting in many small sores and facial scarring. The pale skin color can be explained by physical stress and frequent illnesses common of a meth addict, which is caused by the drug weakening the immune system. Smoking of any type of drug actually cures the skin, just like leather, causing skin to wrinkle and gain a rough, coriaceous texture. Facial Musculature Because methamphetamine, like cigarettes, suppresses appetite, it can lead to undernourishment for long periods of time. Eventually, when weight loss has become dramatic, the body begins to consume muscle tissue and facial fat, giving meth users a gaunt, skeletal appearance. "Meth Mouth" Meth addicts will often lose their teeth abnormally quickly, regardless of how they administer the drug, though most severe in those that inject the drug. According to the American Dental Association, meth mouth is probably caused by a combination of the drug's effects, both physical and psychological. Addicts will often experience xerostomia (dry mouth), extended periods of poor oral hygiene, and bruxism (teeth grinding) which when combined together, can lead to tooth decay. Advanced Aging With the combination of skin issues, facial muscle loss, hygiene neglect, and oral decay, a meth addict's estimated age can appear far more exaggerated. (at Smile Recreation by Dr. Baseri)