The correct answer is B, hallucinogens.
Antidepressants are most definitely legal, tons of people are on them. It is illegal to sell them, though (unless you are a pharmacist).
Painkillers are the same way, and many times otc.
Antihistamines are similar to painkillers, mostly used for allergies, and the name brands are extremely common; Zyrtec, Claritin, Allegra and Benadryl.
Meanwhile, hallucinogens are drugs such as LSD, PCP, ketamine, mushrooms. These wildly impact human mind and body and are therefore illegal.
(I would like to mention that ketamine is an antidepressant, but now identified more so as a hallucinogen due to the fact that it's effects last about an hour. This has caused it to become a party drug called "crazy k" which is often times laced with cocaine.)
The following which are arguments in favor of marketing toward children include:
- Like all advertising, advertising to kids is big business, and that helps the economy by encouraging people to spend money.
- It's the responsibility of parents to monitor their kids' media use, and if they don't want their kids to see ads, they can restrict their kids from seeing them.
- It's a form of free speech, and therefore, ought to be legal as long as advertisers don't use dishonest practices.
<h3>What is Advertising?</h3>
This is the process in which individuals are persuaded to purchase certain goods or services.
Advertisement to children isn't bad as long as dishonest or other illegal terms aren't used.
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Addiction to narcotics, as a type of drug may lead to a user “crashing” when they don’t have drugs to create the next high.Narcotics are type of drugs which produce pain relief , narcosis (state of stupor or sleep), and physical dependence on the drug. The best-known narcotic is the opium. Correct answer: B
Greater cardiac stroke volume, and a decrease in blood pressure(however this could be harmful as well)
The others suggest harm being done to the body , an increase in cholesterol wouldn’t make sense because that would worsen the heart in the long run and a low hemoglobin won’t suddenly appear after frequently going to the gym so low red blood cells are out of the picture
Answer: i think it would pulse the heart rate up more than it is now
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