Study reveals how 'nangs' causes brain and spinal damage

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Study reveals how 'nangs' causes brain and spinal damage
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Inexpensive and easily obtainable online, nitrous oxide is a growing problem among teens in Australia.

Regular use of nitrous oxide, also known by the slang name nangs, can cause "devastating" neurologic consequences and lasting nerve damage, a new study outlining the drug's dangers has warned., especially among younger Australians.

The study noted some users suffer disturbances to their gait, because of nerve damage to lower limbs which tend to be more severely affected by loss of sensation. Because nitrous oxide is short-acting, some people may underestimate the risks and take large amounts of the drug which can lead to poisoning.

The toxic effects of nitrous oxide are mainly caused by a deficiency of vitamin B12, an important nutrient which helps keep blood and nerve cells healthy.

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