Before start using amphetamines, either with medical prescription or not, you should better know how they act over human body, what they do, the physical and mental effects while you are under influence, what happens in your brain, and the side effects after using them.

At the first sight, amphetamines can make someone to feel energetic, induce the sense of well-being and make the user to feel more confident by himself. The action can last for up to 12 hours, but remains the necessity to use them again for having the same feelings, and some people continue to use them to avoid coming down from the drug.

The amphetamine effect is like an adrenaline rush, only longer and with a noticeable crash. When swallowed, the effects of an amphetamine pill will be felt within 15 to 30 minutes, when snorted, the effects are much quicker, within 5 to 10 minutes, and injection’s effect is almost instantaneous and can be overwhelming.

The sensations start as a sense of rushing forwards, the mind feels clear and focused, more powerful, but in a more calculated way than the effect of cocaine. Physically, the teeth start grinding, the jaws clench, the appetite is also strongly suppressed and the need to go to the restroom decreases substantially, and blood pressure and heart rate both tend to rise.

Mentally, one starts to feel confident, with an increased desire to communicate, the whole central nervous system is stimulated, your alertness and endurance increases. Often users talk fast and continually. The so called “speed” is more physical, and in many ways more dangerous than Ecstasy, the effect pass 3-8 hours later, leaving you fatigued but not exhausted. Get help in an ecstasy treatment if you have any problem with an addiction to ecstasy.

Amphetamines are class B prescription and doctors can prescribe them to patients legally, but, unfortunately, they are used by drug dealers at a large scale. We strongly recommend to everyone reading this article to stay out of amphetamine’s use, however, if you or someone close to you have problems with drug addiction, we suggest you to visit DrugRehabServices.com.