What is Ya Ba Addiction?
Ya ba is a synthetic drug that contains 25 to 35 mg of methamphetamine and 45 to 65 mg of caffeine. It is a powerful stimulant and more addictive substance.
It comes with the variety of logos (commonly “WY” or “R”) in the form of a tablet. People use to call it by many names such as madness drug, nazi speed and shabu. This ya ba drug is widely popular in Thailand and Myanmar.
What Happens while Taking Yaba Drug?
Why people use Yaba is because of its long-lasting effectiveness. Yaba is a powerful central nervous system stimulant that metabolizes brain chemicals more slowly than cocaine. The immediate yaba effect is not the same as the other synthetic drugs.
During the use, the individual may feel a state of intense excitement, happiness, high alertness and increased energy level. This combinations of senses make the individual feel more pleasurable which drives them to addiction.
Short-term Effects
The individual with ya ba addiction experience a few short-term effects during the initial stages. This experience is due to the heightened energy that creates a sense of euphoria. This combination makes the individual encounter a few short-term effects that include
- Poor appetite
- High heart pounding
- High blood pressure
- Increased body temperature
- Nausea
Long-term Effects
In the long run, ya ba addiction take a massive toll on the health with all the methamphetamines. It may cause several damages on both mental and physical health that includes
Physical Health Effects
- Severe hair loss
- Liver damage
- Skin Lesions
- Kidney failure
- Oesophagus damage
- Seizure
- Cardiac arrest
Psychological Effects
- Aggression
- Anxiety
- Sleep issues
- Mood swings
- Depression
- Suicidal thoughts
Overcoming Ya ba Addiction
Ya ba is highly addictive and it leads to extreme physical dependence. The individual experience withdrawal symptoms which are acutely painful. You might be reading this for yourself or for your loved one.
Unlike other addictions, ya ba addiction is difficult to overcome without professional help. The user is advised to visit the professional and seek help as soon as possible. Early intervention increases the chance of recovery. Get help today, call us @+91 96111 94949.