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'''Methamphetamine''' (also called '''meth''', '''crank''', '''speed''' or '''ice''') is a highly addictive drug, known for its potent stimulant effects on the central nervous system. It is frequently confused with drugs that produce similar effects, including [[amphetamine]], methylphenidate, ephedrine, and [[caffeine]], among others, both legal and illegal. ''Crystal meth'' and ''ice'' refer to the smokable, free base form which has a [[crystal]]-like structure. Unlike [[Marijuana]], [[Cocaine]], and [[Heroin]], Methamphetamine can be made with simple chemicals available in hardware stores, like [[MDMA]].
'''Methamphetamine''' (also called '''meth''', '''crank''', '''speed''' or '''ice''') is a highly addictive drug, known for its potent stimulant effects on the central nervous system. It is frequently confused with drugs that produce similar effects, including [[amphetamine]], methylphenidate, ephedrine, and [[caffeine]], among others, both legal and illegal. ''Crystal meth'' and ''ice'' refer to the smokable, free base form which has a [[crystal]]-like structure. Unlike [[Marijuana]], [[Cocaine]], and [[Heroin]], Methamphetamine can be made with simple chemicals available in hardware stores, like [[MDMA]].
[[Adolf Hitler]] was addicted to methamphetamine. The use of methamphetamine was widespread among German troops fighting at the [[Battle of Stalingrad]] as they fought in sub-zero temperatures with little or no food or sleep, hence the origin of the phrase, "drug-addicted Nazis".
[[Adolf Hitler]] was addicted to methamphetamine.<refhttps://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/hitler-and-his-drugs-inside-the-nazis-secret-speed-craze-113396/</ref> The use of methamphetamine was widespread among German troops fighting at the [[Battle of Stalingrad]] as they fought in sub-zero temperatures with little or no food or sleep,<ref>https://time.com/5752114/nazi-military-drugs/</ref> hence the origin of the phrase, "drug-addicted Nazis".<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkos-aWbo7w</ref>
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