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    <h1>Welcome to the Meth labs</h1>
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            <li><a href="hashtag">Amazing effects of Meth</a></li>
            <li><a href="hashtag">What can you expect?</a></li>
            <li><a href="hastag">Free sample of Meth!!!</a></li>
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        <p>More people are consuming meth than ever before. Yet, when it comes to the overall effects of meth on your health, there is a lot of misleading information out there. Unfortunately, thanks to decades of prohibition worldwide, meth has been long understudied. It is difficult to say with any certainty how the drug affects long-term health. However, new research gives insight into what the drug does to your brain and body. Here’s an overview of the effects of weed on your health:
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        <h2>1. Relaxation!</h2> <iframe width="420" height="215" src="http://www.smokingmeth.net/images/smoking-meth-with-pipe.gif"></iframe>

        <p>There’s nothing nicer than plopping down on the sofa with a bowl after a tiring workday. One of the most well known and immediate effects of marijuana is relaxation. The moment you breathe in cannabis vapor, a flood of plant-based anti-anxiety compounds called cannabinoids travel through your blood and into your brain.</p>

        <h3>2. Creativity!</h3> <iframe width="1800" height="707" src="https://jenniferlymburner.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/meth-bathroom-ad.jpg"></iframe>

        <p>There’s a reason why so many famous artists smoked meth. Meth can make you more creative. When you smoke meth, activity in a certain part of your brain increases. That region is the frontal lobe. In fact, within 30 minutes of smoking, this region is fully activated in your brain. This is the same region of the brain that is responsible for critical thinking and creativity.

Meth also increases your ability to connect abstract thoughts. This ability is thought to be a prerequisite to creative thinking. In the art world, this is the epiphany. The moment everything seems to come together.  For meth users, the light bulb of ideas seems to click on more frequently while you’re under the influence.</p>

        <h4>3. Bliss!</h4> <iframe width="640" height="460" src="https://www.motherjones.com/wp-content/uploads/mannyquiles-arnade_0.jpg"></iframe>

        <p>It may seem odd, but the effects of meth and the effects of exercise are really quite similar. After you workout, bliss-inducing chemicals like dopamine, anandamide, and serotonin are released in the brain. These compounds make you feel amazing. They’re the reason behind the “runner’s high” and why exercise is thought to treat depression.

When you use meth, both dopamine and serotonin are released. Further, meth takes the place of anandamide in the body, causing sensations of euphoria. That’s right: the “meth high” is similar to a supercharged version of the “runner’s high.” This drug helps you feel blissful and full of joy.</p>


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