I need that chart with the different drugs and their levels

[Frozenguy]

There is that chart done by a couple doctors with alcohol, cannabis, coke, heroin and caffiend and some others and I need it to show someone.

It rates withdrawl, dependence, intoxication, blah blah..

Thanks

 

[Harvest]

www.google.com great tool....i think they even have a image search.

 

[Frozenguy]

www.google.com great tool....i think they even have a image search.

Well, my google-fu has failed me after about 30 minutes of searching. I have searched here as well..

Thanks for the suggestion though

 

[hardraade]

Havnt found anything..im interested in that chart too!

 

[Frozenguy]

I found it! on a thread only five or six days old!! lol here it is for anyone who wants it..
Check out the Dr's who performed the study in the box on the bottom right of the graph! Totally legit.

 

[Leonard NeemOil]

in case anybody else is wondering wtf is meant by 'reinforcement'

* Withdrawal -- Presence and severity of characteristic withdrawal symptoms.

* Reinforcement -- Substance's ability, in human and animal tests, to get users to take it repeatedly, and instead of other substances.

* Tolerance -- Amount of substance needed to satisfy increasing cravings, and level of plateau that is eventually reached.

* Dependence -- Difficulty in ending use of substance, relapse rate, percentage of people who become addicted, addicts self-reporting of degree of need for substance, and continued use in face of evidence that it causes harm.

* Intoxication -- Level of intoxication associated with addiction, personal and social damage that substance causes.

 

[Frozenguy]

in case anybody else is wondering wtf is meant by 'reinforcement'

Hey thanks.

At first I was thinking reinforcement was like, personal reinforcement.

Like how much of an "I'M ON TOP OF THE WORLD, NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW" attitude a user will get LOL..
I was way off ahahahaha

 

[boroboro]

Thanks for the chart. One thing it's missing, though: comparisons of lethal doses.

edit: forgot the citation. I just now found this at http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/id.3484,y.0,no.,content.true,page.1,css.print/issue.aspx, although I remember seeing similar data in other places.

1000 hits of acid? no thanks...