A soft drug typically refers to a substance considered less harmful or less addictive compared to "hard drugs" like cocaine or heroin. Soft drugs often include cannabis, certain prescription medications with mild effects, and sometimes mind-changing substances like LSD. These substances are generally believed to have lower risks of addiction and serious health consequences compared to harder drugs. However, their use can still have legal consequences and potential health risks, especially when used inappropriately or excessively.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „soft drug” po angielsku

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