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Date / Time: 8/22/2009 6:08 PM UTC
Inhalant abusers breathe in a substance's vapors for effects resembling alcohol inebriation
The percentage of eighth-graders who have at least once sought intoxication by inhaling spray paints, nail polish remover, lighter fluid, glue, marking pens, aerosols, cleaning fluid, or other volatile substances has increased 2 years in a row and now stands at 17.3 percent, according to the most recent NIDA-University of Michigan Monitoring the Future (MTF) survey. Inhalant abusers breathe in a substance's vapors for effects resembling alcohol inebriation, including mild stimulation, loss of inhibition, and distorted perceptions. This type of drug abuse causes intoxication in addition to nausea, vomiting, slurred speech, and loss of coordination. Older children and young adolescents may seek out inhalants as an easily obtainable substitute for alcohol. Intoxication occurs quickly and usually lasts only a few minutes, making abuse of inhalants easier to conceal than abuse of alcohol or other drugs.
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