How do drugs affect people
How do drugs affect people
Drugs are substances that, if taken inthe body exerts a specific effect on the nervous system and quickly causes addiction. Their history totals 7 millennia, and the number of victims from them is simply not counted. The effect of drugs is detrimental to humans, because they affect and irreversibly destroy absolutely all organs.
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Under the influence of narcotic drugs are oppressedall the centers of regulation of cardiovascular activity of the body, the pulse rate and blood pressure decrease, and the necessary amount of oxygen ceases to flow into the brain. As a result, there comes a state of hypoxia, which causes dystrophy of the heart muscle. Some drugs, for example amphetamine, on the contrary, increase blood pressure and increase the pulse. This leads to additional stress on the heart, its rapid wear, strokes and heart attacks. That's why after several years of systematic consumption of narcotic drugs, the heart of a young man reminds the heart of an old man.
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Irreversible drug changes causecentral nervous system. They reduce mental abilities, cause various psychoses, neuroses, hallucinations and even lead to such a serious illness as schizophrenia. And narcotic substances have the property of accumulating in the brain tissues and poisoning it for a time even after the person stops taking them.
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Drugs cause mental and physicaladdictive. The first is due to the euphoric state that a person will remember all his life and willy-nilly associate with drugs. Physical habituation is due to the fact that regular intake of drugs changes the metabolism in the body. That's why getting rid of drug dependence is very difficult, and stopping their intake is always associated with unpleasant and even painful sensations.
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And-for taking drugs, immunity is greatly reduced. This is due to the violation of many functions, greatly reduced appetite, and ingested food is very poorly absorbed. All drug addicts suffer from prolonged constipation, which leads to a delay in the body of harmful substances, and the liver of addicts simply can not cope with the function imposed on it to cleanse the body of so many toxins. For these reasons, drug addicts often get pneumonia, cirrhosis, thrombophlebitis and many other diseases, the occurrence of which is due to a lack of certain substances in the body. They have an unpleasant smell from the body, rot and teeth fall out, skin, nails and hair are badly damaged.
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As a result of non-compliance with hygiene rules, includingincluding when using drugs, addicts often become infected with such terrible diseases as AIDS and hepatitis C. Drug addicts usually burn out of these diseases very quickly, because their body, greatly weakened by drugs, simply can not fight dangerous viruses.
