🛡️ Substance Abuse and Teen Life: What You Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
Course overview
Lesson Overview

1.31 – Inhalants and Household Chemicals: Inhalants are everyday products like spray paint, glue, or gas that people misuse to get high—and they can kill in minutes. These fumes cut off oxygen to your brain, making you dizzy and disoriented. Repeated use causes brain cells to die, leading to memory loss, tremors, and personality changes. The chemicals also damage your lungs, heart, and liver with every breath you take. Many teens think it’s a quick and harmless way to experiment, but one inhale too much can stop your heart instantly. Some users pass out and never wake up. The effects build fast—slurred speech, confusion, and loss of coordination. Over time, your brain becomes permanently slower and foggier. Inhalants are not just risky—they are unpredictable and unforgiving. Respecting the power of what’s inside those cans is one way to protect your body and your future.

About this course

A raw, eye-opening guide that gives teens the truth about drugs, vaping, alcohol, and addiction—before a single decision destroys their future.

This course includes:
  • Over 100 youth-focused lessons on all major forms of substance abuse
  • Legal briefings on state laws, arrests, and juvenile detention
  • Peer resistance tools, communication scripts, and refusal strategies
  • Breakdown of street drug names, trends, and hidden risks
  • Mental health modules connecting substance abuse to emotional pain

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