Physiological
* Insomnia.
* Anxiety.
* Weight Loss.
* Dependence and addiction.
* Dehydration.
*Tremors.
* Increased heart rate and blood pressure.
* Increased risk.

Side Effects of Prohibited Substances




Physical Effects
- Prohibited substances can have various physical effects on the body, depending on the type of substance. These effects can include but are not limited to:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Heart palpitations
- Respiratory issues
- Muscle weakness
- Seizures
- Organ damage

Mental Effects
- The mental effects of prohibited substances can be just as damaging as the physical effects. These effects may include:
- Anxiety
- Paranoia
- Depression
- Hallucinations
- Memory loss
- Impaired judgment
- Mood swings
- Aggression

Behavioral Effects
- Prohibited substances can also have significant impacts on a person's behavior. These effects may manifest as:
- Increased risk-taking behavior
- Impulsivity
- Social isolation
- Legal issues
- Relationship problems
- Neglect of responsibilities
- Self-destructive behavior

Long-term Effects
- In addition to the immediate effects, the long-term consequences of using prohibited substances can be severe and potentially life-threatening. Some of these long-term effects include:
- Addiction
- Chronic health conditions
- Cognitive impairments
- Social and economic consequences
- Increased risk of overdose
- Legal repercussions