• For people in Hollywood they can go to the Betty Ford clinic of course.
• There are house where people can stay to stay away from drugs.
• Talking to people about it like a parent or friend will help.
• Research the drugs and realize what it does to his/her body.
• FIND HELP HERE
• Or head to your Counselor

What types of programs are in place to educate people about drugs and discourage them for using them?

• One place is definately school, yet it is where most teens find them
• Another is, again, the Counselor's office
• T.V. places ads and documentries on what drugs can do to your body
• MDMA is still being tested so there are not too many hard facts out, but one thig is to go down to a local university and they might be able to provide information about it.

• We can start doing more tests to see what major damages MDMA does to peoples bodies and minds.
• Bust more drugs labs
• Make harsher penalties for possession
• Teach kids early what the drug does and the consequences

• Most drugs don't have very many physical changes
• Even though, one might be weight loss
• Lighter skin tone (very pale)
• Constant sleepiness

• Loss in appetite
• Jet laggy behaviours
• Paleness
• Change in sleeping habits
• Change in additude
• Grades slip

         Good question, it is because legal drugs do not have neurological negative effects. They may change peoples health but even the drugs that do are under criticism and protest to stop them. check out thetruth.com, its a good site for fighting against legal drugs with negative effects, or another organization called MADD (mothers against drunk driving). All the drugs that I have been aware of get people either high or cheat their way out of something, like steroids which take out the hardwork of pumping iron. That is my opinion of why drugs are illegal or not.