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Wendy Zuckerman

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Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And so were you brushing your teeth? Is that why you think you were fine?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And so were you brushing your teeth? Is that why you think you were fine?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

A little more alliteration than science. But as I was researching about meth and its effects on the body, I realized that there are some other less well-known things that I really wanted people to know about. And one of them is the toll that meth can take on your heart. Meth can increase inflammation in your blood vessels, increasing your risk of getting a serious heart disease.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

A little more alliteration than science. But as I was researching about meth and its effects on the body, I realized that there are some other less well-known things that I really wanted people to know about. And one of them is the toll that meth can take on your heart. Meth can increase inflammation in your blood vessels, increasing your risk of getting a serious heart disease.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

A little more alliteration than science. But as I was researching about meth and its effects on the body, I realized that there are some other less well-known things that I really wanted people to know about. And one of them is the toll that meth can take on your heart. Meth can increase inflammation in your blood vessels, increasing your risk of getting a serious heart disease.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

Here's Martin again.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

Here's Martin again.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

Here's Martin again.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And in fact, in the U.S., more and more people are dying from meth overdoses. It's actually the second most common kind of drug to die from after opioids. People who die with meth in their system aren't just dying from heart attacks, but also things like suicide and car accidents. Okay, our next question. Is meth the most addictive drug in the world?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And in fact, in the U.S., more and more people are dying from meth overdoses. It's actually the second most common kind of drug to die from after opioids. People who die with meth in their system aren't just dying from heart attacks, but also things like suicide and car accidents. Okay, our next question. Is meth the most addictive drug in the world?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And in fact, in the U.S., more and more people are dying from meth overdoses. It's actually the second most common kind of drug to die from after opioids. People who die with meth in their system aren't just dying from heart attacks, but also things like suicide and car accidents. Okay, our next question. Is meth the most addictive drug in the world?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

You know, remember those ads from the start of the show? Oh, not that one. The other ones that were like, I went to a party, I tried it once, and now my life is ruined. Well, is that true? Is that how addictive meth really is? And, you know, because meth has those powerful effects on our brain, it does make sense that it would be super, super addictive.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

You know, remember those ads from the start of the show? Oh, not that one. The other ones that were like, I went to a party, I tried it once, and now my life is ruined. Well, is that true? Is that how addictive meth really is? And, you know, because meth has those powerful effects on our brain, it does make sense that it would be super, super addictive.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

You know, remember those ads from the start of the show? Oh, not that one. The other ones that were like, I went to a party, I tried it once, and now my life is ruined. Well, is that true? Is that how addictive meth really is? And, you know, because meth has those powerful effects on our brain, it does make sense that it would be super, super addictive.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And so I talked to our Breaking Bad fan and neuroscientist Martin Paulus about this. Can you just try meth once and walk away?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And so I talked to our Breaking Bad fan and neuroscientist Martin Paulus about this. Can you just try meth once and walk away?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

And so I talked to our Breaking Bad fan and neuroscientist Martin Paulus about this. Can you just try meth once and walk away?

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

This huge survey on the drug use of millions of folks in the US found that in 2023, over 16 million people said that they had used meth at least once in their lifetime. And around 11% of those were classified as having a meth use disorder. So based on that metric, roughly 1 in 10 people who tried meth are currently classified as having a meth addiction or meth use disorder.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

This huge survey on the drug use of millions of folks in the US found that in 2023, over 16 million people said that they had used meth at least once in their lifetime. And around 11% of those were classified as having a meth use disorder. So based on that metric, roughly 1 in 10 people who tried meth are currently classified as having a meth addiction or meth use disorder.

Today, Explained
Methamphetamine: The most misunderstood drug?

This huge survey on the drug use of millions of folks in the US found that in 2023, over 16 million people said that they had used meth at least once in their lifetime. And around 11% of those were classified as having a meth use disorder. So based on that metric, roughly 1 in 10 people who tried meth are currently classified as having a meth addiction or meth use disorder.