Drug addiction is a complex neurobiological disease that alters the brain and behavior of a person to the point that they are unable to control their desire to use drugs. It involves more than just illicit substances like heroin and cocaine. Alcohol, nicotine, prescription medications, marijuana, and other legal drugs are just a few of the substances that can cause addiction. Usually, a drug experiment leads to addiction. At first, you use drugs because you like the feeling. You think it will just happen once and that you can manage it. In addition, a lot of people start using drugs as a kind of self-medication or as a stress reliever. But frequent drug use physically changes the way your brain works. You get out of control and are less able to manage your impulses as a result.
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