meth

							Erika DiTomaso, David Argueta, Jenna
               Freda
   Rotted, decaying teeth
   Scarred face
   Makes you look older
   Acne, sores, scars
   Picked skin from hallucinations
   Methamphetamine is the         Methamphetamine can have
    most potent form of             life threatening effects such
    amphetamine.                    as:
   Meth has a high chance of          Dilutions
    being abused and becoming          Obsessive compulsive
    addicted.                           behaviors
   While high on meth it can          Brain damage
    cause you to feel:                 Memory loss
       Hyperactive                    Among many other effects
       Insomnia
       Numbness
       Palpitations
       Plus many more
   Skeptics of the Meth Project
       Reporter Sarah Fenske of the Phoenix NewTimes
         She didn’t believe there was enough evidence that this
          would work
       Doctoral student David Erceg-Hurn
         He wrote a detail report explaining the project wasn’t
          working
   Issues during the Meth Project:
       Employees of the Attorney General were being laid
        off instead of cancelling the project which had a cost
        of about 5 million.
   Info prior to Meth Project:
       “Teen Meth use in 2006 was almost twice the
        national average”
       “14 is the average age that Arizona teens first try
        Meth”
   Info after Meth Project:
       Hailed by the White House as one of the nation’s
        most powerful anti-drug programs
       As the project continued data showed that, “Lifetime
        Meth use declined by over 50% among 8th and 10th
        graders”