Most of the people that use recreational drugs do so simply... because it feels good. While I am not endorsing the use of drugs, the science is there, drugs make people feel good and what do most people want? To feel good, its just the way that people go about feeling good aren't the same. People swim, bike, read a book to feel good and some people use drugs, there are phycological aspects that can explain why certain groups of people are more prone to drug use than others. Also a major reason why people use recreational drugs is because they are addicted, at which point I wouldn't consider them recreational.
yes ofcourse these drugs r taken only by week hearted ppl,wen they are not able to balance their emotional ,stressful or brooding down situations...wherein this drugs,temporarily help the addictant to forget their worries,and get sum sort of releief..
but the person becomes weak as he gets addicted to it..
Almost all cultures use psychoactive drugs to achieve altered states of consciousness. The most common psychoactive drug is caffeine, which is used worldwide.
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs was created in 1967.
They have been on psychoactive drugs since day 1.
They are psychoactive drugs
Altered states typically refer to use of psychoactive or hallucinogenic drugs.
Hallucinogens are a class of psychoactive drugs that can cause people to think, feel and react differently than normal. People who use hallucinogens often experience increased concentration.
Hypnotic drugs' clinical name is soporific drugs. They are a class of psychoactive drugs whose primary use is to induce sleep and in the treatment of insomnia.
John R. Glowa has written: 'Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs Inhalants The (Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs)' 'Encyclopedia of Psychoative Drugs: Inhalants' 'Inhalants' -- subject(s): Youth, Substance use, Substance abuse, Juvenile literature, Drug abuse
Psychoactive drugs
stimulants depressants hallucinorgenics
Ecstasy is not physically addicting, but can become psychologically addicting. Users can stop by themselves, or receive counseling to address the situations that lead them to use psychoactive drugs.
It is a psychostimulant of the phenethylamine and amphetamine class of psychoactive drugs.