Inhalants

Inhalants Inhalants and Solvents Routes of Administration: Some are inhaled by spraying the product or drug on a rag then sniffing, spraying into a paper or plastic bag and inhaling, spraying the source directly into the mouth, or in some cases filling up a balloon with pressurized gases and waiting for the frozen vapor to warm then inhaling. Whip Cream is a very popular one with kids today. Some bust off the bottom of the can and then squirt the gas into their mouths to get a quick high from the gases, while others just us the spout from which the whip cream comes out from to get their high. By not shaking up the can and just inserting the spout into the mouth and spraying until whip cream comes up, if this happens they then just pound it on the ground and pack the whip cream down and continue this process until they get all the gas they can. This is a quick high. Acute Adverse Effects: Effects basically run the same with all types of drugs being inhaled, death or physical and mental deficenties. A decrease or increase in blood pressure, dizziness, headaches, death, high, whip, spraying, sniffing, lead, just, effects, cream, until, mouth, loss, inhaling, breathing, bag, unconsciousness, suffocation, spout, solvents, result, quick, plastic, physical, paper, out, one, nose, mental, increase, heart, happens, gases, gas, fatigue, drugs