Every time you drink a beer, you ingest a pill, smoke, take a hit, and make a choice. You choose to direct substances in your body in the heat of the moment; you think it is the right thing to do. It will make you feel satisfied, will make you feel high, and it will be fun for you as well. This is what you tell yourself. But are you aware that consuming such substances puts your life in danger?
We understand that you have heard this before. Your family and friends must have told you that consuming drugs and alcohol harms health. Even a doctor might have warned you that your drug consumption has taken a toll. Drug addiction is an insistent thing, unfortunately. It is an individual brain that warns them by relentlessly telling them that it is okay to take drugs, irrespective of the fact that its physical consequences are bad and harm other organs of your body. And it surprises you; what does addiction do to your different body systems, exactly? What are the ill effects of consuming drugs, and why can't you stop?
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Understand the risks if you keep using drugs and learn a lesson on how to deal with substance addiction.
Addiction is a complex disorder that could significantly affect the brain and body. It can change how the brain works, related to how the person thinks, feels and moves. Over that, the brain regulates the functionality of all other organs in the body, including the liver, lungs, kidney and heart, which need to stay healthy to operate regularly in a control mode and are essential to survive.
The effects of addiction on the brain and body could be damaging for a longer duration. Thus it is significant to get assistance if you or your loved ones are suffering from alcohol or drug addiction.
Start your recovery today by attending a lecture from our psychologist expert on the effect of addiction on different body parts.
Dr Apoorva Kapoor is currently a Senior Executive Academic Research writer for Digiversal consultants. She has been awarded a master's in Physiotherapy and MBA in Hospital Administration. She has also bagged various certifications, including Lean, Yellow and Green Six Sigma. She is a certified healthcare professional with a dynamic working background of 10 years. She has gained fruitful insight from various domestic and international set-ups during her tenure. She has a profound background in handling dynamic patient care for over six years. She has been aligned with our organization for the past 2.5 years. She has been an active participant in various projects of our company.
• How do drugs affect different body parts?
• What do drugs do to your body after initiation?
• What are the ill effects of addiction on the body?
• Understand both internal and external effects of addiction on the body
• How does an addict’s brain work?
• Understand physiological and chemical changes occurring in the brain of an addict
Understanding the ill effects of addiction can motivate an individual to quit the drugs or alcohol, although the physiological alterations in the brain make it very risky for an individual to halt using even if they want to. It is also easy to get pulled in through addiction, which is why healing the addicted brain is important. However, there is no cure available for the addiction; still, there is hope and treatment for recovery from addiction.
If you or your loved ones are struggling with addiction or substance use disorder, do not get afraid to ask for assistance. Save a life and get help today by attending a webinar from our expert. We can help you get the best knowledge you require and make you aware of how to stop the ill effects of addiction on your different body parts.
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