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I never knew speed, in form of diet pills, was addictive. is it?
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Stimulant addiction: Diet pills, similarly to Cocaine and amphetamines, may all be used by those addicted to stimulants.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Yes.: Speed in any form can be addictive!
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