Amphetamine Speed

What is speed paste?

Speed Paste is a mixture of amphetamine as well as other active components. You’ll most often encounter speed in the form of a whitish or yellowish crystalline paste or powder and less often in the shape of tablets, capsules, or even solutions (juices).

The amphetamine content of speeds can differ significantly between drugs and generally ranges between 10 to 80 percent. Germany’s average amount of active ingredient has fluctuated between 12 and 15 percent over time.

In addition to amphetamine, speed may contain other active ingredients such as 4-fluor amphetamine or 4-methyl-amphetamine, methamphetamine, ephedrine, MDMA, cocaine, caffeine, painkillers, and largely ineffective extenders (lactose, creatine/creatinine, mannitol, or similar). When speed is produced, harmful impurities that aren’t visible on the exterior may occur.

Steps to take Speed Paste

Dosage: A typical dose ranges from 5 to 25 mg of amphetamine pure. An amount of 50 mg is considered to be excessive and shouldn’t exceed. Due to the significant variations in the active ingredients used in speed preparations, it’s difficult to determine the exact dosage.

If you can smell speed, the effects kick in within a few minutes and last about 6 to 12 hours.

Speed can trigger a feeling of burning in the throat and nasal area. Nasal mucous membranes are damaged when you are sniffing speed. Some injuries can happen. Notably, the consumption of nasal Speed pastes has been described as highly acidic and damaging.

If swallowed, it could take between 30 and 60 minutes for the effects to kick in, and the effects can last longer. The time required to feel the effects can differ based on the time and how much food you consumed before the meal. If you consume your food this way, you might be prone to stomach discomfort and nausea.

Effects of Speed Paste?

Each substance can have different effects on individuals. The impact of speed is based on individual variables (body mass and habituation, the amount of food consumed ) on an empty or full stomach, …).

Suppose illegal substances are consumed the majority of the time. In that case, the amount of active ingredient in the drug or its components is still being determined. This makes precise dosing complicated and increases the risk of adverse side effects. Be attentive to the latest substance alerts, and if you can, try drug-checking services.

Speed puts your body into an emergency, which is typical in risky circumstances. Physical needs that aren’t necessary for survival, like hunger or thirst, pain, and fatigue, are not addressed. Instead, endurance, strength, self-confidence, attention, and performance are significantly enhanced. 

Speed Paste, however, does not give your body energy; it instead stimulates your body and causes it to utilize its energy reserves. People report high energy, alertness, and euphoria when using speed. It is a depressant and boosts the desire to take risks. After the effect wears off, you might feel as if you’re having sexual intimacy.

Side effects and long-term impact

The speed you use places your body under intense stress. Speed can force you to your limits. The more frequently, for longer or longer, you utilize speed, the more undesirable or unwelcome effects will appear.

If you are taking speed, these consequences are most likely to:

• subdued hunger sensation and thirst
• Sweating or shaking
• Jaw spasms, “chewing lash.”
• Dry mouth
• Muscle cramps
• Heart rate increases
• The body temperature increases
• Irritability
• more aggressive
• Nervousness
• paranoid or delusional thinking
• Hallucinations and illusions
• Sleep disorders
• Aching limbs and headaches
• exhaustion
• lack of motivation
• hungry for more
• Memory lapses
• Depression
• exhaustion
• Heart and circulatory issues
• severe weight loss
• Skin blemishes (“speed pimples”)
• an increased risk of stroke and heart attack
• Nerve damage
• psychosis

Overdose of Speed Paste

• Dizziness
• sweating
• Obsessive body movements
• Psychotic, paranoid states, and psychotic symptoms
• Circulatory collapse, unconsciousness
• Overheating
• The skin’s color is red.
• stroke
• Kidney, liver, or heart malfunction

If you experience ongoing discomfort or a rise in discomfort and sweating, seek medical assistance. If you see an unconscious person, Check if they’re breathing. Provide first aid and contact the ambulance (112 ).

Find more details regarding drug-related emergencies on this page. 

Drug emergency hotline: 01806 313031 (24h)

Hotline for drug crisis Contact number: 0330 23737 (24h)

Drug combinations

The danger of overdoses or other side effects can be unpredictable.

• Loss of fluid, overheating, and circulatory system collapse are all possible.
• Alcohol and speed: The result is that you are not conscious of the fact that you’re drunk. This means it is more likely to drink excessively. Alcohol-related intoxication can be more common.
•  You are at risk of your life by mixing.
• Beta-blockers and speed, MAO-inhibitors, and tricyclic antidepressants: dramatic blood pressure rise. It is possible to put your life at risk in mixing.
• Speed and benzodiazepines Extremely high circulation stress could cause a collapse of the circulation.

Addiction risk and withdrawal

• The effect of speed is an accelerated build-up in tolerance (habituation effect). This means you’d have to consume increasing amounts of the substance over time to get the same result.
•  The most noticeable symptoms include
• A strong desire for the substance, high craving, depressive mood, weak and anxiety attacks, excessive drowsiness, sweating. 
• The self-organized “cold turkey” withdrawal (without medical consultation or treatment) can be emotionally and physically exhausting. Learn what health facilities in your region provide medically-supervised detox, and receive assistance.

Safer Use of Speed Paste

Patients who have mental illness or psychological distress are more likely to have severe psychotic symptoms (paranoia and persistent delusions).

Make sure you use your tube.

 When using sharp-edged tubes to sniff (e.g., banknotes or straws made of plastic), minor damage to the nasal membrane could occur, and small traces of blood could remain on the tube. If the tube is shared by others while sniffing and snuffing, the virus hepatitis C or herpes could be passed on.

Always take a measure of the amount you take in yourself.

 Do not delegate your responsibility to other people on Speed Paste.  So, you’re sure to be on top of the latest developments.

It’s never a good idea to give substances to others without their knowledge or consent! 

You endanger the life of the person you are threatening and could be prosecuted. If you witness such an event, seek assistance and ensure the safety of the person taken in.

Speed damages nose mucous membranes. 

To ensure your nose is protected while smoking, cut it into pieces as small as possible and then perform an apnea rinse following the celebration.

Speed increases the circulation and drains the energy of your body. You may want to take a break in the fresh air to cool down. It is essential to consume and drink occasionally. A balanced diet can help avoid deficiencies in nutrient levels.

After drinking, you may be irritable, exhausted, tired, or angry. Plan the phase into your day and relax.

Seek a way to stop when you consume and make sure you aren’t drinking while you are down. The use of drugs to shorten your downtime could lead to unpredictable interactions and increase dependence.

Some drug interactions can pose the risk of a severe health problem. 

Talk to your medical professional about the interactions of drugs.

Do not drink alcohol alone. In the event of unexpected side effects, they can happen. Be sure to inform your friends about the substance ” Speed Paste ” you’ve consumed.