Примеры использования Depressants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reduce your consumption of alcohol and other depressants.
A cocktail of anti-psychotics, depressants, and mood stabilizers.
Several African countries were experiencing the abuse of stimulants and depressants.
Non-medical use of stimulants and depressants also causes concern.
They simply distinguish between groups of drugs: for example,between stimulants and depressants.
In conjunction with other CNS depressants, adverse effects are exacerbated.
There have been news reports of several deaths associated with GBL, usually in combination with alcohol or other depressants.
It should not be used with other drugs that are CNS depressants like alcohol or sedatives.
In 1994 seizures of such depressants were reported by more countries than seizures of methaqualone.
A total of 55 countries reported on seizures of depressants in the same period.
Similar to other CNS depressants: relaxation, reduced inhibition, euphoria and mild hallucinations.
Taking benzodiazepines with alcohol, opioids and other central nervous system depressants potentiates their action.
CNS depressants include benzodiazepines, barbiturates, methaqualone and GHB gamma-hydroxybutyric acid.
Trafficking in methaqualone and other depressants appears to be more common in Africa and Asia.
Depressants produce feelings of relaxation and sedation, while relieving feelings of depression and anxiety.
SEDATIVE Any of a group of central nervous system depressants with the capacity of relieving anxiety and inducing calmness.
Seizures of depressants excluding methaqualone were reported by countries in all regions, for a total of 973 kg compared with 2.6 tons in 2001.
Stimulants are widely abused and the non-medical consumption of sedative agents and depressants remains a health hazard.
The main classes of CNS depressants are sedatives, hypnotics, opioids and neuroleptics 18.
If inhaled in sufficient quantities, many volatile substances produce effects similar to those of central nervous system depressants such as ethanol and barbiturates.
Central nervous system(CNS) depressants are primarily used as medicines that suppress, inhibit or decrease brain activity.
A new trend is the alarming growth in the consumption of psychotropic substances, both depressants and stimulants, which are readily available at low prices.
Mechanism of action and resulting effects The sedative and hypnotic properties of methaqualone are mediated through its effect on GABA receptors in a similar manner to other CNS depressants.
There has been a dramatic increase in seizures of methaqualone and other depressants, which may indicate increased trafficking in those substances.
These attempts involve using depressants to make the user pass out due to the oxygen deprivation before the instinctive panic and the urge to escape due to the hypercapnic alarm response.
In 1998, 2,640 kg of psychotropic substances were seized; thus, in Nigeria,more psychotropic substances were seized than in any other country in Africa and more depressants(benzodiazepines) were seized than in any other country in the world.
Seizures of depressants excluding methaqualone continued to be reported by countries in all regions, totalling 3 tons in 2003 compared with less than 1 ton in 2002.
Apart from some fluctuations, seizures of other psychotropic substances,such as depressants and hallucinogens, have shown little change in recent years, at both the global and the national levels.
Similar to those of other CNS depressants, including the development of psychological and physical dependence, and a withdrawal syndrome after discontinuation of prolonged use of large doses.
While there appears to have been, at the global level, an exponential increase in the weight ofmethaqualone reported seized in the 1990s and a surge in the amount of methaqualone and other depressants reported seized in 1994, this is concentrated among a small number of countries.