psychoactive drug
Psychotropic drugs are substances that act on the central nervous system of humans, and when misused or abused,
It means that it is recognized that there is serious harm to the human body.
Most of the well-known narcotics belong to psychoactive drugs, and representative ones include methamphetamine (methamphetamine), ecstasy (MDMA), zolpidem, and LSD.
Psychotropic drugs are classified into items A through D according to their addictiveness and danger.
Classification of psychoactive drugs
Classification Type Designated Number of Ingredients Medicinal Use
Item A -LSD, Methcatinone, Kratom, JWH-018, etc. 83 phases
Item B - -LSD, MDMA, Ketamine, etc. 43 Serious injuries
Among 61, including multi-item
Item C -Barbital, Lysergic acid amide, and Pentazocine
Item D.-Dizaepam, Fenfluramine, Zolpidem, GHB, Carsoprodol, Propofol, etc. 70 ha
