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Just post them all here. I'm not going to make a poll. I don't know all the drugs.
Not that I'm critisizing people who take drugs. To each their own. But I find that I would like to live life taking the fewest drugs as possible. Sure I have used some in the past, but they don't seem worth it. And this goes for prescription drugs as well. When I'm old I may be forced to use drugs. But unil then, no way.
But what amazes me is how many young people use drugs. I like to keep my body pure. It feels so good. But that is just me. I'm not dictating how people should live their life.
I have recently eliminated caffeine from my life. So you can knock that one off my list.
Alcohol is the only drug I use. And even then I don't drink that much. I only do alcohol because of all the health benefits to it. True some of these don't have a whole lot of evidence supporting it. But it does have some evidence.
Check this out: http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/9610/18/nf...hol/index.html
and this
(from CNN.com): Myth: Alcohol decreases stress.
Fact: "Well, that depends on how one defines stress," says Chris Rosenbloom, a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. Small amounts of alcohol, she explains, cause mild euphoria and decrease tension. But as the bar tab increases, so do negative effects on the body. Most health organizations recommend limiting alcohol to one drink a day for women and two drinks for men. Moderation is key, Rosenbloom says. "As I tell my students, saving it all up for Friday night is not moderate drinking."
Not that I'm critisizing people who take drugs. To each their own. But I find that I would like to live life taking the fewest drugs as possible. Sure I have used some in the past, but they don't seem worth it. And this goes for prescription drugs as well. When I'm old I may be forced to use drugs. But unil then, no way.
But what amazes me is how many young people use drugs. I like to keep my body pure. It feels so good. But that is just me. I'm not dictating how people should live their life.
I have recently eliminated caffeine from my life. So you can knock that one off my list.
Alcohol is the only drug I use. And even then I don't drink that much. I only do alcohol because of all the health benefits to it. True some of these don't have a whole lot of evidence supporting it. But it does have some evidence.
Check this out: http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/9610/18/nf...hol/index.html
and this
(from CNN.com): Myth: Alcohol decreases stress.Fact: "Well, that depends on how one defines stress," says Chris Rosenbloom, a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. Small amounts of alcohol, she explains, cause mild euphoria and decrease tension. But as the bar tab increases, so do negative effects on the body. Most health organizations recommend limiting alcohol to one drink a day for women and two drinks for men. Moderation is key, Rosenbloom says. "As I tell my students, saving it all up for Friday night is not moderate drinking."
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