The correct way to ask that question is...."Do inhalants have physical or psychological addictions?" and i have an answer for you but I'm not going to tell you.
Common inhalants such as "Poppers" and "Laughing Gas" are not physically addictive but do have a moderate risk of causing a psychological addiction.
they can if you seek professional help. they are many types of addictions but all are psychological.
Nicotine is the highly addictive drug found in tobacco. It has been said that nicotine addiction is one of the hardest addictions to beat, acting in a similar way as heroin or cocaine addiction.
Alcohol addiction is typically both psychological and physical.
physical
There are none, the only way to get addicted to marijuana is mentally .
Inhalants can be highly addictive due to the rapid and intense effects they produce. The chemicals in inhalants can have a powerful impact on the brain, leading to dependency and cravings for the high they produce. Regular use of inhalants can quickly escalate into addiction and have serious consequences for physical and mental health.
At first, addictions are often voluntary. There are cases when people are forcibly given drugs, but that is not what most addicts face. But as a person chooses to continue drugs, the addiction is no longer voluntary. It is then a physical addiction as well as a psychological one. They find that they "have to" have it or they will get sick or whatever.
A psychological addiction is a mental craving for a certain drug and can even be described as an overwhelming obsession with the drug and the feelings that result from the usage of that drug. It occurs as conscious thought and choices lead us to stimulate the pleasure centers. The subconscious mind is stimulated by these pleasures and motivates the person to repeat these acts for pleasure. If it is not satisfied, the subconscious creates a craving for the pleasure producing substances or acts, and this creates a physical obligation. Psychological addictions last a lifetime. An alcoholic always considers himself an alcoholic because he knows he is just one drink away from being an alcoholic again, the same for other addictive substances and drugs. For information on physical addictions, check out the Related Questions below.
The chemicals abused by inhalant users affect different parts of the brain, producing a variety of sensory and psychological disorders. Many inhalants are thought to dissolve the protective myelin sheath that surrounds neurons - brain cells - resulting in cell death. inhalants also can cause permanate personality changes, eye sight damage, and create learning disabilitys.
Inhalants for sure.
Is the drug inhalants addictive?