What happens to people who do drugs?

Answer 1

== == There can be all kinds of consequents to the out come of this. You can become addicted to them, become a thief to support the addiction, become withdrawn from family and friends. Have no real life at all. Use the link below to find out more.

Answer 2

It depends on the drug. There are psychedelic drugs, which I use. That do nothing but give you insight into your self and broaden your mind. These include psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, mescaline, DMT, salvia, LSA, and cannabis. These are good drugs and as happened with me, can change your entire life and view on life for the better, and are not lethal and have no short or long term negative health effects (except smoking cannabis, which effects breathing). And there are addicting and deadly drugs, such as cocaine, alcohol, pharmaceuticals, opiates, meth, or basically any drug that gives a feel good "high" and is taken just to "feel good" that people start to crave, rather than a safe, spiritual learning experience. Take alcohol for example. When people become addicted to it, they usually aren't able to function normally, because they are always drunk. When someone becomes addicted to a drug, it consumes their entire life and body. They don't act like themselves anymore, sometimes they don't even look like themselves anymore. If it gets severe enough, they will start stealing to support the addiction. Some methamphetamine addicts will pick their scabs and eat them to get a buzz. And in prison, sometimes they go as far as drinking their urine, which contains trace amounts of the drug from previously ingesting it. So basically, what happens to people when they start using addictive drugs is, if they become addicted and do not seek help, they lose everything. House, car, kids, money, friends, job, and health. Addiction is a nasty thing.

Answer 3

There are many different things that happen to people when they abuse drugs, which depends upon which drugs they are abusing, the quantity and frequency of the abuse, other related health and financial factors, etc. Every situation is different. Someone might smoke an occasional marijuana joint and suffer little if any ill effect. Other people become crack addicts and ruin their lives completely. Many people die of drug overdoses. Many people go to jail for violating the drug laws. Many people spend all their money on drugs and become bankrupt. Some people go insane. Drug abuse is extremely dangerous. Never use drugs for recreational purposes, only use them for legitimate medical purposes.

Answer 4

abuse