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Cold medicine named pseudo ephedrine is being banned in Kentucky to be available to the common public. This is to stop the widespread of methamphetamine. Meth abuse is speeding at an alarming rate. The world is in the clutches of this killer drug. Availability of pseudo ephedrine to the network of people who purchases and resells it to manufacturers of meth will make the effects lessen down a bit. This medicine should only be available to the common public by the doctor’s prescription.

Variety of chemical substances is used in the manufacture of methamphetamine. Various chemicals are distilled along with pseudo ephedrine to create this highly addictive substance. It is a decongestant and is usually used for common cold. Nearly 600 meth labs have been destroyed in Kentucky during the year 2004 by the state. There are instances of meth labs behind pharmacy stores, detached buildings, and desolate places. Hence dramatically meth manufacture was reduced in the state. More and more meth labs are been raided by the police and destroyed instantly. It is however, of no use to curb the spread of methamphetamine alone in Kentucky. The states surrounding this state must also be kept into monitoring.

People involved in the manufacture of meth are being searched out more and more nowadays. They are charged for being involved in meth manufacturing. These severe charges are making them scared to build labs. This is curbing the spread of meth to some extent.  A very recent case shows a life sentence being given to a meth manufacture who is involved into networking meth amongst people. However, this is only possible if there are people present to testify against them.  Giving up of meth addiction is the most difficult task one faces. Strong cravings and urges for the drug makes people relapse while at rehab. They often look for substitutes of lower dosage.