What do you know about Meth? Meth impairs the frontal lobe, which governs judgement, impulse control and the ability to determine consequences. Unable to think rationally, Meth users do things they never thought possible before. #NotEvenOnce Check out our award-winning work and more spots directed by Darren Aronofsky at our YouTube channel and subscribe for updates - new videos coming soon! https://bit.ly/3ijisAL | Montana Meth Project

Introducing our third recovering Meth addict - Lance! Over the next 4 weeks, we will publish a part of his story. Remember that you can find all previous #AskMe videos in the video section here on our page, and on our YouTube channel. | Montana Meth Project

“Will I lose control on Meth?” Meth diminishes a user’s ability to control or suppress aggressive behavior, as well as cause users to become irritable and unstable. This combined with a powerfully compulsive urge to use can lead to extreme aggression and spark violence. Check out our award-winning work and more spots directed by Darren Aronofsky at our YouTube channel and subscribe for updates: https://bit.ly/32F2D2 | Montana Meth Project

Long-Term Effects of Methamphetamine Addiction What if meth wasn’t just addictive—but caused a type of hidden damage no one talks about? Dr. B shares something in this video that could completely change how you see long-term meth use—and why recovery might be more complex than you think. It’s not what you expect. ---------- F. Banimahd MD 👇 🎥 YouTube: / @drb360official 📘 Facebook: / drb360official 📱 TikTok: / drb360official 📸 Instagram: / drb360official 🌐 Medical Clinic: https://zephyrmedi