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- 1. ADDICTION MADE BY Raihan, Moeez, Ahtsham, Noman, Nisar
- 2. WHAT IS ADDICTION ? “Addiction is the continued repetition of a behavior despite adverse consequences” Addiction: An uncontrollable craving, seeking, and use of a substance such as alcohol or another drug. When a drug user can't stop taking a drug even if he wants to, it's called addiction
- 3. Types Are Further Divided Into Two Types “Substance Related” a. Tobacco b. Alcohol c. Drugs d. Prescription drugs “Non- Substance Related” a. Gambling b. Food c. The Internet d. Video Games
- 4. We Will Discuss THREE MAJOR TYPES SMOKING SMOKING DRUGS DRUGS ALCOHOL ALCOHOL
- 6. Smoking: The Facts Each cigarette reduces 11min of life. Increases risk of stroke and heart attack Is the most common cause of lung, throat and mouth cancer
- 8. Female Smokers Around World
- 9. Male Smokers Around World
- 10. Stop Smoking It Not Only Kills You But Also Your Love One’s
- 12. Estimates of the total overall costs of substance abuse in the world, including productivity and health- and crime-related costs, exceed $ 600 billion annually. This includes approximately $193 billion for illicit drugs, $193 billion for tobacco, and $235 billion for alcohol..
- 13. Drug abuse can lead to homelessness, crime and missed work or problems with keeping a job. It harms unborn babies and destroys families.
- 15. ALCOHOL
- 16. Alcohol may be the world's oldest known drug. The production of products containing alcohol has become big business in today's society The consumption and abuse of alcohol has become a major public health problem
- 17. PATH OF ALCOHOL IN BODY 1. Mouth: alcohol enters the body. 2. Small Intestine: alcohol enters the bloodstream through the walls of the small intestine. 3. Heart: pumps alcohol throughout the body.
- 18. Alcohol Usage of world
- 19. Addicted Countries From Alcohol
- 21. Now You Guys Tell Us Why Do Young Generation Use Drugs & Start Smoking? Think of Some Reasons?
- 22. Because they see celebrities smoking & taking drugs
- 23. More Causes Of Smoking Bad community Stress Internal pressure Experimentation By seeing elder smoking
- 24. Effects of Addiction “Physical Effect” a. Mouth Cancer b. HIV / Aids c. Liver Cancer d. Hormone Imbalance e. Mental Disorder
- 25. Psychological Effects * Depression * Anxiety * Memory Loss * Aggressions * Mood Swings
- 26. But wait… There’s hope……
- 27. Remember That: People can and do quit ANY KIND OF ADDICTION
- 28. Treatments 1) Desire to leave. 2) Through medical treatment 3) By Providing drug free enviornmnent 4) Family and friends support 5) Sometimes by force
- 29.