
Sam Bramman
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Sam Bramman is a 21-year-old who became an advocate against the recreational use of nitrous oxide, also known as nangs, after experiencing severe personal consequences from its use, including addiction and psychosis. Following his recovery, he launched a campaign to raise awareness and push for government regulation of the substance, which culminated in new restrictions announced by the NSW government aimed at limiting its availability and use among young people.
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Sam Bramman started a movement to raise awareness about the dangers of nitrous oxide after experiencing addiction and psychosis from its use.
Minns government announces restrictions on sale of nitrous oxideThe Sydney Morning Herald·
Australia· 2026-07-02

