Drug Addiction starts out as a casual, sometimes social, activity and escalates. A look at the risk before one gets too far, from one who has lived through it.
1. Drugs are stimulants and gives its user a false sense of limitless power and energy
2. When drugs wear off, or you come down, you become depressed, edgy and craving for more
3. Feelings of restlessness, irritability, mood swings, sleeplessness and weight loss
4. Emotional problems
5. Isolation from family and friends
6. psychosis, paranoia, anxiety, disorders and delusions
7. Cocaine damages the inside of the nose
8. Inflamed nasal passage
9. Increase risk of hepatitis and HIV
10. Severe respiratory infections
11. Heart attack, chest pain, respiratory failure
12. Strokes, abdominal pain and nausea
13. A change in behavior
14. Keeps you broke
15. Lose interest in school, family and any activities outside of getting high
16. Affects your eating habits; depending on the drug: can cause weight loss or gain
17. Become withdrawn, tired and careless about personal appearance
18. Lose interest in holding a job
19. Tempts you to steal
20. May even tempt you to kill someone
21. The substance controls you, you do not control it
22. It is a device used to shorten your life span
23. It is poisonous and slowly kills you
24. Eats up the brain cells
25. It makes you do things that you thought you would never do
26. It steals your identity.
. Great topic majnu 
. But,honestly..... a person can go to an NA meeting, this helps with support, and hearing a person can hear about others addictions and how they were able to control their addiction, and some have relapsed and over came that again. Listen...drugs are always going to be there, but it's up to you on how you deal with it.
Anyways thanks for the information.
