Which drug is an illegal stimulant? A.motion sickness medication B.cocaine C.ecstasy D.cough syrup

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This is a sensitive question, as it varies from one country to another (for cocaine and ecstasy, both are stimulant and illegal). But if there is only one answer to choose, go with C.

Some countries tend to legalize the consumption of cocaine, some drugs are derived from cocaine such as local anesthetics.

Ecstasy is an illegal drug in all countries. It acts as a stimulant producing intense energizing effects and accompanying increased enjoyment of tactile experiences. This drug also causes hallucinations, distortions of the visual field.

Angelina_Jolie [31]4 years ago

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The answer would be "B. cocaine". Cocaine is an illegal stimulant unlike the other options listed above.

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