Addiction is a social problem or a problem of morals
Myth about Addiction
Addiction is a social problem or a problem of morals
People with addictions may behave in a way that is in violation of their own personal values or the laws of society. If one simply looks at the behavior of a person with addiction, they may believe that the person with addiction is, at their core, a bad person. Addiction is caused by chemical changes in the brain. Therefore addiction is about the brain, not about morals.
Drug addiction is voluntary behavior
Many people relapse so treatment obviously does not work
More than anything else drug addiction is a character flaw
As soon as a person feels normal all the drug is out of the body
Families and their addicted loved ones are out of touch
A single sip of alcohol
Addiction is primarily the result of personal and moral weakness
Addicts are weak people and can quit if they really want to
Addiction is a sign of a character flaw and moral failing
Drugs relieve stress They help deal with problems
Addiction is for life
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