Frank & Honest
GHB Spiking
GHB has effects very similar to alcohol. GHB is invisible when dissolved in a liquid and has no smell.
It has a very slight salty taste but you would not notice it in a drink.
At low doses, GHB can cause a state of euphoria, increased sociability and intoxication. This kind of use is particularly common at rave parties.
At higher doses, GHB may induce nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, agitation, visual disturbances, depressed breathing, amnesia and unconsciousness.
The effects of GHB can last from 1.5 to 3 hours, or even longer if large doses have been consumed or if it is mixed with alcohol.
It can be very dangerous as the concentration is difficult to judge especially when dissolved in water. In some countries (e.g. USA) it is banned due to the dangers.
Other articles in this topic:
Sponsored by:
To see if we can target on specific pages…
Frankandhonest.com is brought to you by ASK Education & Training Ltd. We provide training for young people and organisations working with young people. This site was created in response to countless requests from young people for a place to get answers.
- Site Navigation:
- Subjects:
Content Updates:
You can stay up with frankandhonest.com content via RSS or email:
Frank & Honest is Copyright ASK Education & Training Ltd.
Site content is free for use for educational and research uses unless otherwise stated.
Website by Rocketfuelled / Looks Can Kill