Public Speaking
By Wan MuhdIkram
USING DRUG FOR
MEDICAL PURPORSE
Assalammualaikum
and a very good morning to our director of IKMKL, Haji Noorzainee Shah Bin
Ibrahim, Deputy of student Affairs, Encik Adnan Bin Jamaluddin, Deputy of
Academic Affairs Pn. RosuaniBintiMohdRosdi, Head of Department, Head of
Programme, teachers and all my friends. My name is Wan MuhdIkram Bin Wan
Rayfuddin.
Today
I am going to talk about using drugs for medical purpose. The line between
recreational drugs and doctor-approved medicine has never been clear-cut. In
the past decade alone there's been no shortage of studies looking into the
potential medicinal benefits that several illegal drugs can offer. These drugs are largely illegal to
prevent susceptible people from self-harm and drug abuse, and while debate
rages over legalisation of various substances, some researchers are looking
into ways these substances could be harnessed for good.Below are seven illegal
drugs that are known or have been investigated for medical benefits, for
example treating hard-to-treat mental illnesses and chronic disorders.
Well one of these drugs are cocaine. Cocaine might be a well-known stimulant,
but studies show this drug has long been used as a topical anaesthetic.
Cocaine is also used as a treatment for irritable bowel disease and other intestinal dysfunctions. Most famous,
however, is cocaine's ability to alleviate headaches.
Secondly, heroin
is an opioid drug made from morphine, a natural substance taken from the seed
pod of the various opium poppy plants grown in Southeast and Southwest Asia,
Mexico, and Colombia. Heroin enters the brain rapidly and binds to opioid
receptors on cell located in many areas, especially those involved in feelings
of pain and pleasure and in controlling heart rate, sleeping, and breathing.
Other drugs
are Ketamine, also known as 'Special K', this drug is commonly used as a horse
tranquiliser. It's also a frequent option for recreational drug takers at music
festivals and raves. But a 2012 study found
ketamine could in
fact fight the symptoms of chronic depression. The study claims
the drug aids the growth of brain synapses, a neurological structure which
allows chemical signals to pass more easily and effectively throughout your
nervous system, making a person more reactive to the world around them.
That’s
all for today, thank you for listening and I hope you can learn from the speech
that drug can also use to cure people if it is use properly.
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