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Slamming is injecting drugs before or during sex. In this brochure you'll find practical information about slamming techniques safer use, psychoses and how to manage the come down.
In certain sections of the gay community, slamming is becoming more and more popular. Chems are being injected before or during sex sessions.
The rush of slamming is euphoric and sexually stimulating. All inhibition is lost and sex lasts longer. Chems increase self-confidence, concentration and energy levels. But slamming can also be risky.
All information is collected in interviews with regular slammers who know the risks and pitfalls involved.
Read all about chems & sex in this Mainline special
In this edition: can ketamine topple an elephant? A short guide in slam management. A report on sex in the sauna. An experience story from Pedro on how drugs made him cross his limits. Everything you need to know about prep. And much more.
Lifestyle magazine for people who use drugs. In this English edition we give a voice to people who use drugs across the world.
Three times a year, Mainline publishes the eponymous magazine (in Dutch), which is distributed to drug users, care facilities, and penitentiaries in the Netherlands. The magazine provides updated information on developments in the drug scene. The magazine is also published once a year in English.
This edition is in English!
A team of three Mainline researchers conducted a study into effective harm reduction interventions for stimulant users.
With the support of the Global Partnership on Drug Policies and Development (GPDPD), a project implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the study includes a review of the evidence for different harm reduction strategies for stimulants and a detailed description of seven good practices in different world regions.
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Lifestyle magazine for people who use drugs. In this English edition we aim to inform hard users.
Three times a year, Mainline publishes the eponymous magazine (in Dutch), which is distributed to drug users, care facilities, and penitentiaries in the Netherlands. The magazine provides updated information on developments in the drug scene. The magazine is also published once a year in English.
This edition is in English!
The use of drugs during sex is a growing phenomenon in gay scenes across the world.
Talking about problematic drug use is a big taboo in itself. But it’s a taboo that we can break through. Let’s talk about chems and sex! It's time to overcome the stigma.
Struggles with health, social isolation or criminal records: people who use drugs like crack cocaine or (meth)amphetamines find themselves in very similar situations to heroin users. But what types of services can you offer people who don’t inject?
Three times a year, Mainline publishes the eponymous magazine (in Dutch), which is distributed to drug users, care facilities, and penitentiaries in the Netherlands. The magazine provides updated information on developments in the drug scene. The magazine is also published once a year in English.
This edition is in English!
The ins and outs of drugs, contact with drug users, harm reduction and drug policy
Mainline supports organisations worldwide who are working with people who use drugs. We foster long-term relationships with local organisations. But we also offer trainings, workshops and individual instruction and coaching.
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Hepatitis C infection lurks if you are involved in chemsex and fuck bare. Hiv-negative men are at risk too.
Testing and treatment can prevent the infection from spreading, in you and to other men. In this mini magazine men speak candidly about their experiences with chems, bare sex and testing for and treatment of hepatitis C.
All the information you need to know about Hepatitis C
Answers to questions such as: What is hepatitis C, Development of the infection, How hepatitis C affects the liver, Eight ways to protect your liver, The symptoms, Transmission and prevention of hepatitis C, Co-infections: Hepatitis C and other blood-born diseases, Testing & diagnosis, Treatment, Hepatitis C Elimination Programme and Important adressess.
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Hepatitis C infections in the gay scene are on the rise.
Sex marathons and bareback sex are especially risky. Yet transmission can be avoided without the slightest diminution in pleasure. This mini magazine features men talking about their experiences with chemsex and the prevention of hepatitis C. Read how they do it or what keeps them from doing it and check out the tips and tricks for the ideal playroom.
This book contains the facts about infections and includes tips to prevent infections inside prison. Also specific information about drug use.
AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis and other infectious diseases are found more frequently within the walls of a prison than outside them. Working in a penitentiary therefore carries a higher risk of infection. But how big is this risk exactly and what can you do to protect yourself?
This edition of Mainline magazine takes you on a litle journey. It's composed of real life stories and experiences derived from our national and international work, selected and shared by our team. And, as always, it features people who use drugs (PWUD) in their words.
Three times a year, Mainline publishes the eponymous magazine (in Dutch), which is distributed to drug users, care facilities, and penitentiaries in the Netherlands. The magazine provides updated information on developments in the drug scene. The magazine is also published once a year in English.
This edition is in English!
Folder for female sexworkers on drug use
The use of drugs and alcohol during work can cause feelings to recede into the background. You dare to do more, have fewer sexual inhibitions, and can have sex for a longer period of time. Sometimes clients will pay more if you take drugs together with the clients. But having sex under the influence of drugs can also make you more likely to have unsafe sex. Or offer services that you would not offer if you were sober. This folder provides more information on drugs, their effects on sex work, and how you can minimize the risks.
Folder for male sex workers on druguse
The use of drugs and alcohol during work can cause feelings to recede into the background. You dare to do more, have fewer sexual inhibitions, and can have sex for a longer period of time. Sometimes clients will pay more if you take drugs together with the clients. But having sex under the influence of drugs can also make you more likely to have unsafe sex. Or offer services that you would not offer if you were sober. This folder provides more information on drugs, their effects on sex work, and how you can minimize the risks.
Mainline Magazine is celebrating its 25th birthday!
To celebrate, you can read this anniversary magazine in English online for free!
A response to poverty, drug use, HIV and AIDS (2005).
This booklet chronicles the journey undertaken to date by community based organisations, as they have come to understand and respond to the triple nexus of poverty, drug use and HIV in Asia. The journey was made possible through exposure to the environment of drug use in Asia. Throughout the journey, the trust that was placed in the potential of marginalised individuals and disenfranchised communities was amply vindicated.
The approach taken expanded on the principle of harm reduction. Community based organisations framed a response within the vision of the Continuum of Care. The outcome capitalised upon and cross-fertilised vertical interventions.
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