Club_Drugs

Club Drugs Should we be Concerned about “Club Drugs”' The use of club drugs such as Ecstacy, Rohypnol, and Ketamine has risen significantly since the mid-1990’s. While out clubbing, drug use becomes extremely popular because it helps one sustain a high energy level for many hours. Eric Sigel, an assistant professor of pediatrics, writes about the influence of these various drugs and the consequences that may occur if taken. He argues that rave parties should be illegal because it promotes drug use among young people and has basically become just a venue for drug purchases. These underground rave parties are aware of the drug use that goes on and will charge ridiculously high prices for water knowing that the use of certain drugs causes one to be dyhydrated. The effects of ecstacy lasts up to six hours, and makes one feel in a relaxed upbeat mood, reduces anxiety, and increases sensitivity to others. The short term affects may be pleasurable, however there are long-lasting medical consequences of ecstasy. When placed in a social setting, people will become less shy and reserved and ones sexual desires will increase. GHB, Ketamine, Rohypnol, Methamphetamine, and LSD are drugs, drug, raves, one, should, rape, club, sigel, sexual, people, argues, about, parties, issue, however, date, because, volunteer, usage, shut, rohypnol, rave, out, night, make, influence, increase, illegal, effects, dance, young, venue, underground, take, sullum