The Meth Epidemic (full documentary) | FRONTLINE
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Methamphetamine is highly addictive, leading to severe consequences for individuals and communities. Despite efforts to regulate key ingredients, new methods like the "shake and bake" recipe have emerged, posing dangers such as explosions and property crimes.
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- The "shake and bake" method has become a dangerous and easily accessible way to produce meth, posing risks of explosions due to mixing volatile substances.
- Changes in the purity of meth available on the streets have been linked to fluctuations in addiction rates, suggesting a correlation between purity levels and addiction severity.
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Recent questions
What is the most addictive illegal drug in America?
Methamphetamine
What are the dangers of the "shake and bake" method for producing meth?
Explosions due to mixing volatile substances
How did Oregon address the meth epidemic?
Implemented an innovative treatment program
What is the impact of meth addiction on property crimes?
Significant increase, with users responsible for criminal activities
How did changes in meth purity affect addiction rates?
Linked to rise and fall of addiction rates
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