Wednesday, January 14, 2009

More evidence continues to be found proving the dangerous effects of crystal meth, particularly for those who are at risk for or who have HIV.

With many HIV positive individuals battling issues such as depression, lack of energy, low self-confidence and anxiety, it’s easy to see how this drug has become a popular release from the stresses of living with HIV as it promises to temporarily erase or gloss over these concerns. Crystal meth may sound like a great cure for the woes of PHA’s, but Scientists continue to find more evidence of the dangerous and possible deadly results of its use, including the fact that meth can interfere and negate the effects of HAART, leading to a more rapid progression of HIV. Meth also causes permanent changes in the physical structure of the brain, possibly changing a person’s psychology and ability to think clearly.


What do you think? Is the risk worth the fun? Some feel that they can choose to use crystal meth occasionally; for example to enhance or prolong sexual pleasure, and then not think of the drug until the next party. Is this a healthy attitude? Or should we all be scared shitless of the fact that this drug will kill you (possibly), and never even be tempted by it? We want to know what you feel. What do you see out there? Tell us your thoughts.

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