Results showed that people who reported using
Benzedrine or Dexedrine were nearly 60 percent more likely to develop Parkinson's than those people who didn't take the drugs.
Were Bonnie Parker, Clyde Barrow, John Dillinger, and George "Baby Face" Nelson under the influence of
Benzedrine during their murderous crime sprees?
Benzedrine inhalers were available till they realised folk were taking the impregnated paper out and chewing it.
There was her 30-year use of amphetamines, beginning with
Benzedrine in 1942, as she was rushing to complete The Fountainhead, and continuing with Dexedrine and Dexamyl into the 1970s.
He's Bart Simpson on
benzedrine. He has a charge sheet as long as his arm, which happens to be defaced by a tattoo depicting the 1402 Battle of Pilleth, won by Welsh nationalist Owain Glyndwr.
2002); another result was that JuA (10-20 mg/kg body wt., i.p.) showed no inhibitory action in the CNS, but showed synergistic action with
benzedrine (Wu and Zhang 1993).
Kirschner: To bring a high level of baseball excitement to Sarasota by selling pints of cough medicine spiked with
Benzedrine at all our games.
The effect of subcutaneous injections of
benzedrine sulphate on the activity of white rats.
Let's hear a laugh from you, Swallow a
Benzedrine, Put on a party smile, And join the gang.
On the album's most bizarre song, "20 Dollar Nose Bleed," Stump sings the praises of
Benzedrine and bashes President Bush.
When the Premier League's top two clashed in the FA Cup last weekend, Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger ended up spitting venom at each other like a pair of
Benzedrine puff adders.
Back then, amphetamine stimulants like
benzedrine were used by athletes to increase energy, weight loss, and concentration.