What do you know about Meth? Methamphetamine can cause significant changes to the brain. Some are immediate and some happen over time. Check out this explanation of your brain on Meth, brought to us in partnership with UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging and Eyes of the World Media Group. Choose life, not Meth. #NotEvenOnce | Montana Meth Project

Also known as "ice" or “crystal meth” when in rock or crystal form, Methamphetamine is a powerful stimulant with a high risk of addiction. It can boost energy, confidence, and alertness—and causes paranoia, anxiety, and dangerous health effects like heart failure, stroke, and psychosis. Meth, alone or mixed with fentanyl, is a major contributor to the overdose crisis. Long-term use can lead to severe dental decay and cognitive decline. There are no FDA-approved medications for methamphetamine us

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Methamphetamine can cause significant changes to the brain. Some are immediate and some happen over time. From delusions and hallucinations to crippling withdrawal marked by anxiety and depression, Meth changes systems in the brain that regulate emotions and the ability to experience pleasure. Confusion, cognitive impairment and thoughts of suicide are also common. #NotEvenOnce | Montana Meth Project