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Addicts cannot stop using drugs for two reasons:

1. Mental and physical cravings caused by drug residues which remain in the body.
2. The biochemical personality that drugs cause, and the means the person takes to acquire more drugs. 

When an addict initially tries to quit using drugs; cells in the brain, which have become used to large amounts of these drugs, are now forced to deal with much decreased amounts of the drugs. Even as the withdrawal symptoms subside, the brain demands the addict give it more of their particular drug. This is called a drug craving. Cravings are an extremely powerful urge, and can cause a person to create many reasons why they should continue using drugs and or alcohol. He is now trapped in an endless cycle of trying to quit, combined with cravings, relapse, and fear of withdrawal.  When a person drinks or uses drugs over a period of time, the body becomes unable to completely eliminate all of the toxins left behind. These drug metabolites, (the substances the body converts drugs or alcohol into) although removed rapidly from the blood stream, become trapped in the fatty tissues of the body.  This will cause physical and mental cravings, and relapse will remain a cause for concern. Left un-handled, the presence of metabolites even in microscopic amounts cause the brain to react as if the addict had again actually taken the drug, and can set up cravings and relapse, even after years of sobriety.

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Drugs can change the attitude of a person from their original personality to one secretly harbouring hostilities and hatreds he or she does not permit to show on the surface.  In the beginning, a drug user will attempt to withhold the fact of their drug use from friends and family. They will begin to suffer the effects of their own dishonesty and guilt. They may become withdrawn, and difficult to reason with. They may also behave strangely.  The more they use drugs and or alcohol, the guiltier they will feel, and the more depressed they will become. They will sacrifice their personal integrity, relationships with friends and family, jobs, money, and anything else they may have in an attempt to acquire more drugs. The drugs are now the most important part in their life.

 

The solution is right here!

 

How to get out of addiction

The Narconon program provides all the solutions needed to get your loved one out of his or her alcohol & drug addiction.  We will completely eliminate the physical cravings caused by the drug residues left in the body. This process will be done through our 100% natural biophysical detoxification program. Our program will also handle the drug personality created from drug use. These in depth steps of the program will get down to the underlying issues and the real reasons why your loved one started using drugs in the first place.

Find out how Narconon can help your loved one get out of their alcohol or drug addiction

 

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