Seek help! You have to admit that you in fact have a problem, and then seek help. AA meetings, rehab, detox centers, churches, etc..are all great places to start. It's hard to go at it alone and will 9 times out of 10 end in relapse. Seeking outside help is the best way to go.
Answer2: Breaking the drug habit is not easy. Drug abuse is not just stopped by saying I just want to or willpower. Once a person becomes an abuser the brain and body develop and dependency on the drugs. A person has to seek qualified professional help to break free of drug abuse habit. People who do get help are able to break free, stop abusing drugs and lead productive normal lives.
It means to stop taking, or using the drug.
by getting to a rehab
Drug Addicts
A drug is caused when you start taking it. If someone starts to drink alcohol, they become addicted to it. Drugs are very hard to stop. Once you start taking abused drugs, you get addicted to it very easily. Then the only thing on your mind will be that drug. So basically, you wouldn't be able to live without it, but you will die with it. It's ALWAYS best to stop a drug as soon as you can.
Because they are addicted, and can't stop. If they have taken it even just a few times before then they can become seriously addicted, and it could kill them if they just.. stopped.
drugs
the student could stop their friends from taking drugs and maybe do some anti-drug speeches or presentations
Abusers can stop using with relatively little discomfort. Addicts find quitting extremely difficult for both physical and psychological reasons. Abusing a drug means you are not taking the way it was prescribed and/or not for the reasons it was prescribed. Most abusers abuse for fun or to experiment. Addicts NEED the drug physically and psychologically. They are dependent on the drug in every aspect of their lives.
simply by STOP taking drugs for a couple weeks
about 1500 people i suggest if your taking drugs stop before it's to late
They get addicted to the Drugs and can't stop taking them.
Most people who abuse prescription drugs do so because they were given the prescription for an actual problem. Once they tried the prescription, they either felt better or it produced a euphoric high thus making them feel good. Most abusers stumble upon this and then liking the feelings the drugs produced wanted to keep this feeling so they keep taking the drug. After a period of time the body becomes dependent and needing more of the drug to produce the same high so the person then starts abusing the prescription drug they are now addicted to. It's one of the hardest addictions to combat and also one of the most addicting and it is very common for people to be addicted and not even realize they are addicted to the drugs. Most abusers do not realize that they are going to become addicted because it was given to them by a doctor. Depending on the drug given, some of them are very hard to stop and can produce withdrawal. Abusers want to avoid this and continue taking higher doses to feel better. Not because they want to but because the body is requiring the higher dose to not feel ill from withdrawal from the drug.