danger of narcotics

this is the type of narcotics that destroy the future generation of this nation we must keep so that the nation's generation is not exposed to narcotic addiction illness.
types and classes of Narcotics

Narcotics class I - Is the most dangerous type of narcotics because it has a very addictive (addictive) power. Usually used for research. Examples: Cannabis, Heroin, Cocaine, Morphine, and Opium.
Narcotics Group II - Is a narcotic that has a strong addictive power but also has benefits for treatment and research so that there can still be used. Examples: Pethidine, Benzetidine, and Betametadol.
Narcotics class III - Said to be the lightest narcotics group because it has addictive power or the cause of addiction is fairly light. Narcotics class III is also still widely used in medicine and for research. Example: Codeine and its derivatives.
Psychotropic

Is a substance or drugs that are not included in narcotics either in the form of natural or synthesis. Psychotropic has an influence on the nervous system that can cause changes in the normal activities and behavior of people who consume them. Psychotropic types and classes are:

Group I psychotropic - It is psychotropic with me addictive or can cause very strong cravings and it is not known whether there is any benefit to the treatment. Example: Ecstasy.
Psychotropic class II - Psychotropic with a powerful but useful addict for treatment. Examples: Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, and Metacualone.
Group III psychotropic - This type of psychotropic substance has a moderate and usefull addictive power for treatment. Examples: Lumibal, Buprenorsina, and Fleenitrazepam.
Psychotropic group IV - It is a type of psychotropic substance with a mild and useful addictive effect to the treatment. Example: Nitrazepam and Diazepam.