Khat in a sentence

As federal and local khat raids have often targeted immigrants from countries where khat is legal, issues of cultural misunderstanding have sometimes been raised.

Khat was ranked 17th in dependence, 20th in physical harm, and 20th in social harm. citation Khat consumption induces mild euphoria and excitement, similar to that conferred by strong coffee.

The study concluded that most of the participants who were using khat were using it moderately in terms of both the quantity used and the frequency and duration of chewing sessions, and that khat use was typically a social activity.

Getting a balanced form of khat regulation won't be easy, and alcohol shows you cannot regulate away all problematic consumption.

Cigarette smoking and Khat chewing among university instructors in Ethiopia.

Development a Saudi Solution for Khat Problem.

Huzir said Tan Tai Kim, chairman of the Chinese educationist group Dong Zong, will be questioned soon about the group’s claim that the introduction of Jawi khat in vernacular schools was a form of Islamisation.

So I looked through The Daily Californian website for inspiration on how we could bolster our content,” said Kopy Khat, the newest and first editor of The Daily Slog.

So in addition to drugs and alcohol, the Substance Rehabilitation Centre is also helping people quit their khat addiction.

The arrest was effected in Phase 5A in Buhle Park when the suspect was found in possession of five full Mandrax tablets, four quarter Mandrax tablets and 16 ziplock bags of khat with a street value of R3 500.

This impairment may be exacerbated by an anorexia-induced hypoglycemia that may result from chewing Khat.

Yemenis invariably deny Khat's adverse health effects, but do freely admit that they have an insomnia-caused exhaustion that partially impairs their ability to work the following day.

Farmer Ahmed Mume started growing khat on his coffee farm in Deder, eastern Ethiopia a decade ago.

A cocktail of Arak and minced frozen khat, mixed with grapefruit juice, has become popular in the south of the country in recent years.

Approximately 60% of male and 35% of female Yeminis chew khat daily.

But khat is reddish with a slight blackish tinge.

Channel 4 News reported in September 2014 that prior to the ban, 20 tonnes of khat arrived at Heathrow Airport daily, and it would sell for £3 per bundle.

Chewing khat is also part of the Yemeni business culture to promote decision-making, but foreigners are not expected to participate.

Description Khat is a slow-growing shrub or tree that typically attains a height of between convert.

Dilated pupils ( mydriasis ) are prominent during khat consumption, reflecting the sympathomimetic effects of the drug, which are also reflected in increased heart rate and blood pressure.