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    PCP USE SIGNS

    As users of PCP seems like they have been detached from their surroundings, it is categorized as a dissociative anesthetic. 

     

     

    This PCP can be sniffed, smoked, eaten or injected in to the body. The effects of this drug can be sensed within a few minutes to sixty minutes, depending on how the users take PCP.  When it is smoked, it takes around two to five minutes.

    This drug will remain in the body for quite a long period ranging from eleven hours to fifty-one hours. Moreover, the users are not able to determine the amount they are taking in as PCP is produced illicitly under unrestrained surroundings. As such, PCP is a very risky drug.

     

     

    Those who take PCP are suicidal or they resort to hostility. On the other hand, this description of the users may not be precise. According to Dr. Jaime Diaz, a professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Washington, the aggressive behavior is not because of the effect of PCP but because of the observation of the users under its influence. The law enforcement personnel usually treat these users.

     

     

    Those who are manipulated by PCP may not sense any pain or their awareness of sensory response may change. This will most probably lead to the use of more powerful ways to control the users by the cops.

     

     






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