Drug dependency or drug abuse is a harmful or lethal in worst cases. Relatives or friends are not spared from the effects of drug abuse, a single person under the influence can hurt other people. This effect does not need to be stressed as there are millions of cases occurring every day. So what is the reason why people abuse drugs in the first place? Simple. Curiosity is the key. If you keep asking why and don't watch out you might end up taking drugs to find out why.
Taking drugs that are illegal or even if legal but taken unreasonably can cause damage, so what else is there that drugs can offer? For illegal drugs, it's for the sake of getting high. Stress will get people want escape from it the wrong way. While others can find ways by dealing with the problem at once, others just opt to find a way to get away from it for a short time. This addiction is not to be taken lightly, that is why seminars are conducted in schools to warn young people as early as possible. Programs to boost self-confidence are also available. This is due to the trend of many children are being bullied.
Bullying kills the person's self-esteem and at worst cases children tend to think of themselves as worthless so as they grow up, they become loners and deal with that through taking in drugs. They spend time with fellow drug users and the problem just gets worse as they the thin line between a typical group of users and a fully functioning drug syndicate.
Authorities are on the constant loop, keeping an eye on drug syndicates. They monitor and gather evidence for months and when the time is right they strike to catch the offenders or pushers. In some cases, investigators flip the suspect to cooperate with them in exchange for lighter charges. Some take the bait and help while others don't. How can they be of any help to the investigators? They set instruct the flipped suspect to set up a meeting and that is when investigators go in to take down the next suspect. The process is repeated with the next suspect until they reach the highest member of the hierarchy.
This is just one fact about drug abuse that gets this far, it all starts from a small case of bullying or curiosity and can wind up big time with syndicates.
On the medical side, the sufferer is hooked to the substance and goes out to buy more. This is a result of dependency. Club drugs, for instance, when a user gets hooked for the first time, he will try to find that feeling again. The solution is get another one but the effect won't be as strong as the first time and this means increasing the dosage. The next time they will increase the dosage again and this will go on until they lose their sanity or get killed for whatever reason.
Taking drugs that are illegal or even if legal but taken unreasonably can cause damage, so what else is there that drugs can offer? For illegal drugs, it's for the sake of getting high. Stress will get people want escape from it the wrong way. While others can find ways by dealing with the problem at once, others just opt to find a way to get away from it for a short time. This addiction is not to be taken lightly, that is why seminars are conducted in schools to warn young people as early as possible. Programs to boost self-confidence are also available. This is due to the trend of many children are being bullied.
Bullying kills the person's self-esteem and at worst cases children tend to think of themselves as worthless so as they grow up, they become loners and deal with that through taking in drugs. They spend time with fellow drug users and the problem just gets worse as they the thin line between a typical group of users and a fully functioning drug syndicate.
Authorities are on the constant loop, keeping an eye on drug syndicates. They monitor and gather evidence for months and when the time is right they strike to catch the offenders or pushers. In some cases, investigators flip the suspect to cooperate with them in exchange for lighter charges. Some take the bait and help while others don't. How can they be of any help to the investigators? They set instruct the flipped suspect to set up a meeting and that is when investigators go in to take down the next suspect. The process is repeated with the next suspect until they reach the highest member of the hierarchy.
This is just one fact about drug abuse that gets this far, it all starts from a small case of bullying or curiosity and can wind up big time with syndicates.
On the medical side, the sufferer is hooked to the substance and goes out to buy more. This is a result of dependency. Club drugs, for instance, when a user gets hooked for the first time, he will try to find that feeling again. The solution is get another one but the effect won't be as strong as the first time and this means increasing the dosage. The next time they will increase the dosage again and this will go on until they lose their sanity or get killed for whatever reason.
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