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why does the drogadiction evidences more in the adolecents? 

• according to some studies the consume of narcotic substances brings a lot of problems to the people, such as muscular, respiratory and cerebral diseases.

• one example of it is the marihuana, the krokodile, etc..., which cause depigmentation of the skin, help to generate the cancer, and do bad actions.

• which they are damaging the psychomotor system , but some of they didn`t put  of their part to leave of consume.

• Drug use, legal and illegal, is a problem of major public health. The risks and damage associated consumption vary for each substance.

• It is also necessary to take into account personal variables such as the degree of knowledge or user experience, motivation, etc. and the specific properties of each drug and the influence of the dopant elements.

• What makes an addiction is a harmful addiction is that it turns against oneself and others. At first some apparent gratification is obtained as a habit.

• But sooner or later their behavior begins to have a negative impact on his life. Addictive behaviors produce pleasure, relief and other compensation in the short term but cause pain, disaster, desolation and a multitude of problems in the medium term.

• The negative consequences associated with addiction affect many different aspects of a person's life. These consequences are very diverse and fall into two main groups:

• Health: drug causes or is involved in the onset of various diseases, damages and organic and psychological problems. For example: hepatitis, cirrhosis, cardiovascular disorders, depression, psychosis, paranoia, etc.

• Mental health: addicts often suffer a wide range of psychological disorders such as states of negative moods and irritability, defensiveness, loss of self-esteem and intense feelings of guilt.

• Physical Health: addiction often leads to the emergence of many physical symptoms including eating disorders, ulcers, insomnia, fatigue, and more physical disorders caused by individual substances diseases.

• Social: drug addicts often are involved in assaults, public disorder, racial conflict, marginalization, etc.

• When you start to need more drugs than other people can ruin or destroy intimate relationships and friendships lost. You can stop being in the world, abandon goals and plans, stop growing as a person and not try to solve problems constructively and use more drugs as a "solution".

• The abuse of drugs can also harm others, eg the money that is paid drugs can deprive family life satisfaction as food or clothing. Discussing the problems and situations of addiction can lead to family conflicts. The violent reactions to drugs can lead the user to commit assaults and even murders. If a pregnant woman takes drugs without medical supervision can cause birth defects in the new being who is in management.

• Legal: Abusing drugs is against the law. Offenders (both experienced and those involved with drug use) are at risk of having to pay fines and / or imprisonment. An arrest can mean embarrassment, disruption of life plans, criminal record. Certain drugs can trigger an uncontrollable violence and lead users to crimes that are severely punishable by law.

• Economy: given the sheer volume of money that moves the drug market and drug trafficking, both consumers and major countries contract debts; organized gangs are created; National economic destabilization occurs, etc. Continued use of drugs can be very expensive, because their costs amount to hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars per year. To support his habit many users resort to crime. To allocate most of the money to buy drugs, hardly any money left for other things. The savings are depleted and often appear indebtedness. Sometimes in order to cover the costs of addiction you are forced to resort to illegal activities.

• Relationships: Relationships with family, friends or partner is upset, frequent arguments, sexual disinterest shown, communication is interrupted, loss of confidence, withdrawal, etc.

• Conduct: How to get and use the drug has become almost more important than anything else, addicts become selfish and self-centered: they do not care about anyone but themselves.

• Individual: is the damage to the drug user himself.

• Community: drug generates many negative consequences for the family of drug addicts, about friends, neighbors, etc.

• Society: society produces effects on the structure and organization of it (increasing demands on health services, increased insecurity for crimes against property, presence of organized crime through drug trafficking networks.

• Effects of the drug in the family:

• Often family members cease to act in functional form as they try to deal with the problems caused by the drug on a loved one, some deny there is a problem, blocking their own feelings (in the same way that the drug addict ). Another member of the family try to cover up the mistakes committed by the drug addict. The concealment occurs when a family member rescue the addict or help you in obtaining the drug. One spouse may try to hide their children the drug addiction of her partner.

• Family members who deny that there is a problem or allow the addict to continue using the drug are considered codependent

• Overcoming be addicted?

• There are many rehabilitation centers and many types of treatments to be addicted. Choosing the right, and this for yourself or for a loved one, it is extremely important because it will determine the recovery of a normal and healthy life for the person suffering from addiction.