Amphetamines are a class of dominant and extremely addictive drug that noticeably have an effect on the central nervous system. They provoke a mood of well-being and perk up alertness, concentration, and performance on a variety of cognitive and motor responsibilities. (more…)

Amphetamines were discovered in the end of the 19^th century. But it was marketed for therapeutic use only by the beginning of the 20^th century when it was found that it is capable of dilating the air sacks in the lungs. It shows structural similarity to the intrinsic hormone adrenaline in our body and proves to be a boon for the people with respiratory distress especially asthma. (more…)