Meth 2.0
Methamphetamine is a powerful, highly addictive stimulant drug that affects the brain and spinal cord. The drug releases high levels of dopamine in the brain and creates physical and psychological dependence which can lead to a substance use disorder. It is chemically similar to amphetamine, a prescription drug used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy, a sleep disorder.
There is a completely different methamphetamine taking the lives of Arizonans at an alarming rate — otherwise known as “Meth 2.0”.
It is far more potent, more addictive, and more deadly than ever.
Why is it so Dangerous?
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Meth is no longer created in small amounts in homemade labs. It’s mass-produced by criminal organizations, then smuggled into the U.S. through our southern border.
This meth is highly pure, potent, and low in price. With increased purity and availability, and reduced cost, accidental overdose deaths have been increasing significantly over the past several years.
Meth overdose can cause a stroke, heart attack, and seizures. Even if the overdose is not fatal, the health consequences are significant.
Meth has been found In Arizona mixed with fentanyl.
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Do You Know The Warning Signs?
What Can You Do?
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Get the FACTS
Get the facts about meth 2.0 at thenewmeth.com
Armor yourself with knowledge and be prepared to answer questions and discuss the facts with your teen.
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LEARN
Learn about the warning signs of meth use.
Check out the video above or read about it more at thenewmeth.com/meth-facts/
3
HOPE
Know there is hope and resources for recovery.
For more resources and to watch a video about an inspiring recovery story, go to thenewmeth.com/find-help/
Real Stories.
Real Families.
Real Danger.
