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This document discusses drug addiction, including its causes, effects, and prevention. It defines drug addiction as a disease that affects the brain and leads to an inability to control drug use. Common causes include lack of social connections, poor school or work performance, and peer pressure. Effects can include lung disease, brain damage, and mental health issues. The document lists cannabis and cocaine as examples of commonly abused drugs and their usage. Finally, it suggests ways to prevent addiction, such as developing healthy coping mechanisms, avoiding peer pressure, and strengthening family ties.
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- 2. WHAT IS DRUG ADDICTION ? It is also called substance use disorder. Is a disease that affects a persons brain and behavior and leads to an inability to control the use of an legal or illegal drug or medication. Substances such as alcohol, marijuana and nicotine also are considered drugs.
- 3. CAUSES OF DRUG ADDICTION INABILITY TO CONNECT WITH OTHERS, LACK OF FRIENDS. POOR PERFORMANCE AT WORK OR SCHOOL LACK OF ATTENTION FROM PARENTS BEING INFLUENCED BY FRIENDS
- 4. EFFECTS OF DRUG ADDICTION LUNG DISEASE PROBLEM WITH MEMORY, ATTENTION AND DECISION MAKING, WHICH MAKE DAILY LIVING MORE DIFFICULT SEIZURES, STROKE, MENTAL CONFUSION AND BRAIN DAMAGE HALLUCINATIONS, AGGRESSIVENESS, LOSS OF SELF CONTROL AND BEING PARANOID
- 5. KINDS OF DRUGS CANNABIS SATIVA – IS A PSYCHOACTIVE DRUG FROM THE CANNABIS PLANT USE FOR MEDICAL OR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES. IT IS ALSO KNOWN AS MARIJUANA WITH NINE LEAVES IN IT.
- 6. COCAINE - IS ALSO KNOWN AS COKE, IS A STRONG STIMULANT MOSTLY USED AS A RECREATIONAL DRUG. IT IS COMMONLY SNORTED, INHALED A SMOKE, OR DISSOLVED AND INJECTED INTO A VEIN.
- 7. DIFFERENT TYPES OF DRUGS
- 8. HOW TO PREVENT DRUG ADDICTION? LEARN TO DEAL WITH LIFE`S PRESSURES DON`T GIVE INTO PEER PRESSURE DEVELOP CLOSE FAMILY TIES DEVELOP HEALTHY HABBITS
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