low — high — low — high — low — high — · · ·
high or low?

Are you sure you control me?
I am the drug. You are the drugged.

1 in 5tried an illegal substance before 15
~70%of addictions start in the teen years
mostoverdoses: the person did not know the dose or the mix

Relative harm · a graphic, not a dare

Cannabis
medium
Psilocybin
medium
Nicotine
high
Alcohol
high
MDMA
high
Ketamine
high
Cocaine
very high
Rx misuse
very high

Bars are a harm sketch for a young brain — dependence, accident, heart, mix, unknown contents — not a recipe and not a ranking of pleasure. Legal does not mean low.

The swing

Every rise spends a fall. The laugh, the warm, the “I chose this” — then the hole the chemical dug in the same hour. Control is the story the first high tells. The second high is already collecting rent.

low high low high low high

Which side are you on when the line runs out?

Rates that do not care who is clever

About nine in a hundred cannabis users become dependent; closer to seventeen in a hundred if use starts in the teens. Alcohol kills more young people than the illegal list combined. Nicotine rewires “normal” in weeks. Street pills are often not the name on the bag. Mix a downer with a downer and breathing can simply stop. None of that is a method. It is a number on a wall.

If the wave will not come down

Unconscious: recovery position, call 112 / 911. Do not leave them. The rest is a brake, not a speech.

Help never helps.

Talk does not take the chemical out. A pamphlet does not stop a heart. If you opened this, the only move that counts is the brake.

Push the brakes now. Put it down. Leave the room. If a body is going under — 112 / 911. That is not a conversation. That is a stop.