Your addiction changes the brain by altering its chemistry. A drug interferes with the natural processes of the brain. Because of this, it can cause the brain to become dependent on the drug to perform natural processes. This means if you stop taking the drug, the brains new set of natural processes get disrupted and that cause a craving, because the body and brain believe the need the drug to function properly; this causes an addiction.
Brain
it depends. Addiction alters the chemicals that go in and out of the brain through the blood brain barrier. The brains of children, teenagers and young adults completely change or regenerate at several times during growth. If they are using during these times of regrowth the drugs can alter the new regeneration or growth. After the brain is fully developed the brain can be damaged and cells altered or killed completely as a side effect of the drug. This is why most of them are illegal
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Yes it causes an addiction to the brain it stimulates it then it depends on it
The theory that addiction is a disease is controversial.
The theory that addiction is a disease is controversial.
False. The brain plays a crucial role in addiction, as it is involved in the reward system, decision-making, and impulse control. Substances and behaviors associated with addiction can alter brain chemistry and structure, leading to compulsive behaviors and cravings. Understanding these neurological changes is essential for developing effective treatments for addiction.
As it affects our brain , it then becomes a behavior to us.
Nicotine
This conflict likely stems from the impact of addiction on the brain's reward system. The rational part of the brain knows the negative consequences of drug use, but the cravings and compulsions driven by the addiction overpower this logic. This highlights the complex nature of addiction and the difficulty in breaking free from its grip.
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because it activates a reward centre in your brain and dependence could lead you to do anything for that reward again