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drugs

Luis, Daniel & Fabian

What are drugs?

Drugs are substances that change a person’s mental or physical state. They can affect the way your brain works, how you feel and behave, your understanding and your senses. This makes them unpredictable and dangerous, especially for young people.

Why do people use drugs?

People take drugs because:

they are curious and want to see what happens

they help them cope with situations

they want to fit in or feel pressured by their peers

they help them cope with situations

they’ve have a drug dependency and need to keep taking them to avoid withdrawal symptoms.

they enjoy the effect on their body

How do people take drugs?

People take drugs in different ways. Common methods include:

swallowing

snorting

breathing

tablets or drinking liquids

into the nose

into the lungs

injecting

rectally

through

the user injects the drug directly into the bloodstream

the body slowly absorbs the drug from a cream or patch

the body absorbs the drug through the bowel or vaginal lining.

What can the life of an addict be like?

-Drug addiction is something that touches the lives of many of us. It’s a possibility that someone you know or someone you’re close to has had a brush with substance abuse at some point in their life. Whether in response to a moment of tragedy or because they got in with the wrong crowd, substance use disorders affect millions of Americans every year.This can cause compulsion, cravings, consequences, and control.

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The Stages of Addiction

  • -Stage One: Initiation. Most people try some form of alcohol and/or drugs before reaching adulthood.
  • -Stage Two: Experimentation.
  • -Stage Three: Regular Use.
  • -Stage Five: Dependence.
  • -Stage 6: Substance Use Disorder.
  • -Stage 7: Treatment.