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After a 2005 Indiana law limited how much cold or allergy medicine containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine an individual could buy, law enforcement saw a decline in homegrown meth labs.
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Those cold and allergy active ingredients were commonly used to make methamphetamine.

But meth abuse is still a significant concern.

"Like any other law or tactic, people will find a way around it. Meth has not gone away," Holeman said.

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"You know the war on drugs has gone too far when politicians keep ratcheting up restrictions on cold and allergy medications in order to prevent kitchen drug labs from buying pills and converting them into methamphetamine.

In 2005, Congress passed a law requiring consumers to show a driver's license or other ID in order to purchase Sudafed and 14 other over-the-counter cold and allergy medications. The buyer must register in a logbook."

If only Lemmy had schooled Amy Whinehouse how to do sex, drugs & rock & roll, because she might very well be alive. Lemmy is Mr Rock & Roll; he’s the living embodiment of sex, drugs & rock & roll. Lemmy has being living the life for 40 plus years & doesn’t look like he’s going to be dropping dead anytime soon. For 40 plus years, the guy chain smokes Marlboros, drunk a bottle of Jack Daniels a day, takes handfuls of amphetamines & most importantly he manages to all this & motherfucking rock!

Create a detailed flyer telling how if you put the cap back on a bottle the police need a search warrant. Show to the Keene City Council and tell them if they don't repeal the open bottle law you'll see that every college student in Keene gets a copy.

Create a detailed flyer telling how if you put the cap back on a bottle the police need a search warrant. Show to the Keene City Council and tell them if they don't repeal the open bottle law you'll see that every college student in Keene gets a copy.

Los Angeles parks and libraries could soon be soda-free. - When Councilman Mitch Englander discovered that his daughter was unable to buy anything but sugar-packed sodas in a city park vending machine, he introduced a motion to ban them. Englander pitched his proposed soda ban at parks and libraries to the city's Arts, Parks, Health & Aging Committee on Tuesday, CBS reports. The council member, who serves as president of the local chapter of the American Diabetes Association, talked about how sugary sodas increase rates of childhood obesity and diabetes.

At 7 a.m. on Monday, the 16 year-old mixed some common household chemicals in a small 8 oz water bottle on the grounds of Bartow High School in Bartow, Florida. The reaction caused a small explosion that caused the top to pop up and produced some smoke. No one was hurt and no damage was caused. After the explosion Wilmot was taken into custody by a school resources officer and charged with possession/discharge of a weapon on school grounds and discharging a destructive device. She will be tried as an adult. She was then taken to a juvenile assessment center.

The FDA is “cracking down” on drugs which did not go through their ridiculously expensive FDA approval process; all pre-1938 drugs. According to the NY Times, 80% of all nitroglycerin pills on the market fall into this category. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/27/business/27nitro.html