Magid, Jennifer. "Huffing: A Deadly High." Current Health 1 (Vol. 33, No. 3). Nov 2009: 20. SIRS Researcher. Web. 23 Sep 2010.
· When you smoke it enters the lungs and quickly moves up the bloodstream to the brain and rest of body.
· Smoking can permantly damage your brain.
· Smoking can also hurt your hearing.
· Smoking is very deadly
· Many teenagers find themselves falling into smoking.
· “ using inhalants can be risky because you could die any time an inhalant is used. Even the first time.
· “ when someone gets high/drunk its hard for them to function normally.
· More than half of inhalant deaths are because of sudden sniffing syndrome.
· Some of the effects of smoking are similar to what happens when people use other drugs and alcohol.
· Inhalant users may have messed up grammar, lack of coordination, and dizziness.
· They may also feel light-headed and have hallucinations and think they see things that aren't there.
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