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our family, friends or even in the working environment? does mood affect your children? how does your wellbeing impact on their lives and their futures? for clarification let’s ask our mp’s how these problems are going to affect the great british economy in the future. suffering with severe anxiety or living with excruciating pain is unproductive, as is being hopelessly addicted to traditional nhs medications. we have to accept that the government tries to do the best to protect the people and accept ‘synthetic’ legal highs had become out of control. the government tried to ban one synthetic drug after another to no avail. however, it was easy for the scientists to slightly tweak the molecular structure time and time again to get around banned synthetic compounds. this approach quite clearly did not work. what is the definition of a psychoactive substance? science daily states a psychoactive drug or psychotropic ‘substance’ is a chemical substance that acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function, resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behaviour. this leads me to think about other substances that come under the ban such as taurine, which is the active ingredient in energy drinks. as far as i know there has not been any published exemptions list. does this mean the police are going to enforce the new law and remove all energy drinks from national supermarkets? 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