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Results might surprise you... Boston Globe
--Shortened version...
After the UK's top drug advisor was fired for publicly criticizing drug laws, scientists assembled, "a range of independent experts and asked them to score each drug in three categories - its physical effects on the user, the likelihood of addiction, and its impact on society. The group included addiction specialists registered with the Royal College of Psychiatrists, as well as people with expertise in chemistry, forensic science, and police work."
Here's the list...
Hope that works...
--Shortened version...
After the UK's top drug advisor was fired for publicly criticizing drug laws, scientists assembled, "a range of independent experts and asked them to score each drug in three categories - its physical effects on the user, the likelihood of addiction, and its impact on society. The group included addiction specialists registered with the Royal College of Psychiatrists, as well as people with expertise in chemistry, forensic science, and police work."
Here's the list...
| Cocaine | ||
| Barbiturates (sedatives) |
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| Methadone (opioid) |
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| Alcohol | ||
| Ketamine (anesthetic) |
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| Benzodiazepines (sedatives) |
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| Amphetamine ("speed") |
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| Tobacco | ||
| Buprenorphine (opioid) |
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| Cannabis | ||
| Solvents | ||
| 4-methylthioamphetamine (amphetamine derivative) |
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| LSD | ||
| Methylphenidate (i.e. Ritalin®) |
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| Anabolic steroids | ||
| Gamma 4-hydroxybutyric acid (depressant, "date-rape drug") |
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| Ecstasy | ||
| Alkyl nitrites (nitrite inhalants, "poppers") |
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| Khat (plant-derived stimulant) |
(least harmful) |
Hope that works...
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Steroids do not have addictive properties sir.
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