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- If body organs could talk, what might some of them say to alcohol about its role in metabolism and disease development?In your own opinion, why do some people become addicted or Dependent to drugs while others don’t?Why do various club drugs (for example,Ecstasy and crystal meth), often used at “raves,” fall in and out of favor rather quickly?
- Why is that once a person starts taking alcohol or drugs, it is difficultto get rid of this habit?Why is alcohol perceived as acceptable for social use as well as for relieving stress and anxiety? Why do many people often forget alcohol’s harmful consequences?Why are drugs for chronic conditions such as anxiety, depression, heart disease, or elevated cholesterol more profitable for drug companies than antibiotics?
- Should society really be worried that some professional bodybuilders or athletes are injecting steroids? Some might say that they are only hurting themselves so why should we impose laws against steroid use. We could have separate leagues for drug use and drug free athletes.A person who has been taking a drug chronically and experiences a withdrawal syndrome upon discontinuing it finds relief from these symptoms by taking a second drug. How is this condition called? Compare this condition to psychological dependence and to drug addiction. Give some examples of drugs that can cause a life-threatening withdrawal.Discuss why some become addicted to drugs, and some do not?
