Pharmaceutical Inhibitor

It belongs to psychoactive drugs, commonly including alcohol, opium and barbiturate. They inhibit or reduce the transmission of nerve impulses in the central nervous system, thereby suppressing (slowing down) psychological and physical activities.

The effect of alcohol varies with its intake. The possible reactions are dull, noisy, talkative, abusive, violent, and finally totally depressed. When the dosage is small, it can relax and improve the reaction speed. The human body decomposes about one ounce of alcohol per hour, otherwise it will have a negative effect on the central nervous system, which affects thinking, memory, judgment, and leads to emotional disorders and movement disorders.

Opium is a general term, which refers to substances extracted from the capsule of immature seed pods of opium poppy, including codeine and morphine. The effect of this drug is to cause deep sleep, relieve pain, inhibit breathing, lower blood pressure, and lose sexual function. Another drug extracted from opium is heroin, which can dispel degenerative symptoms, cause a sudden warm heat when taking it, reduce sexual desire, and also cause drowsiness, fatigue and trance.

Barbiturates can reduce anxiety, make people feel calm, and reduce muscle tremor when taken in small doses; When taken in large doses, it will cause sleep, but reduce REM's sleep time. In severe cases, it will lose sensation, fall into numbness, or even die