Drug Addiction
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Drug addiction is an intense desire to obtain increasing amounts of a substance due to the body's physical need or addiction to that agent. The document discusses various drugs like marijuana and their effects. It provides tips on how to get rid of drug addiction through self-determination, getting professional help like consulting doctors or checking into rehabilitation facilities, and adopting healthy habits like exercise, nutrition, yoga and meditation. Without treatment for addiction, the consequences can include going to a mental hospital, death, or jail.
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- 11. Marijuana Reason for Popularity of Marijuana Many people consider smoking marijuana as less likely to lead to drug dependence than using other illegal substances. What is Marijuana? Cannabis, also known as marijuana among other names, is a psychoactive drug from the Cannabis plant intended for medical or recreational use Effect of Marijuana • Bloodshot eyes • Dry mouth (cotton mouth), etc
- 12. •Injuries •Health Problems •Effects On The Brain •Behavioral Problems •Birth Defects
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- 14. SELF DETERMINATION • A person can get rid of addiction and it is very important for him and for the society as well. But for this the self determination is necessary. • If he will think in his mind then it would be easy for him otherwise it is difficult
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- 16. • Get regular exercise • See a nutritionist • Try yoga • Try meditation • Get acupuncture
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