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Can you explain what pharmacological properties of a substance makes a drug "hard"? This is defined nowhere in literature.
by _Schizotypy 7y ago
Can you explain what pharmacological properties of a substance makes a drug "hard"?
This is defined nowhere in literature.
- Simon_says 7y agohttps://geology.com/minerals/mohs-hardness-scale.shtml https://geology.com/minerals/mohs-hardness-scale.shtml
- pennaMan 7y agoDisabling withdrawal symptoms, mainly. The literature has plenty of quantizations of harmfulness of drugs.
- _Schizotypy 7y agoCocaine has negligible withdrawal symptoms especially when compared to benzodiazepines or alcohol, so this is absolutely not the case. The literature that I have read does not say that any compounds are "hard" or "soft" The literature that I have read also has noted that the impact of alcohol and tobacco are worse than the drugs people always refer to as "hard" drugs.
- mruts 7y agococaine and meth don’t have withdrawels. alcohol, benzos, and opiates do. I’m not sure you could agree that one group is “harder” than the other.