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For a start unless you have experienced an addiction to a drug, you will probably have little idea of what is involved. You may mistakenly believe it is an easy choice of whether to take drugs (again) or stop.

Once you are hooked on drugs it is no longer a social choice of whether to have them again or not. The drugs make changes in the brain which seem to bring with it a compulsion to take the drugs again. This may be termed the difference between a habit (social choice) and an addiction.

There are grades of behavioural urges of course. Some of the "softer" drugs may be termed a habit. Taking softer drugs such as hashish will be more of a conscious choice rather than an absolute need to take it.

The "harder" drugs such as heroin fall into the category of an addiction. This is where the brain creates an urge, a need or a craving to take the drug again.

The "harder" drugs therefore trap someone into a circle of taking the drug, and as the effects wear off, an urge to take them again.

Damage to the mind and body can result from taking any form of drug. Even prescriptive drugs have side-effects.

Don't fool yourself that a "soft" drug habit is any better than a "hard" drug addiction. The comparison is a bit like deciding the difference between bad apple and a rotten orange. Both are not healthy. Indeed long term use of "soft" drugs may lead to paranoia, free floating anxiety and the development of phobias.

The best decision is to never take them in the first place. If you are taking drugs already, of any sort, to make a decision to stop and vitally to make sure you have the necessary support in place before you stop.

Here is an extract from a case study of a women who had a drug addiction. She had already used a hypnosis recording to quit smoking.

Over a number of months she listened to the same recording and also stopped her cocaine addiction.

This example is remarkable because...>>> Cocaine Addiction

There are many forms of treatment and therapies that have played successful parts in helping someone like you to quit your drug addiction.

No matter how hard it might seem and no matter how many times you may have slipped back, never stop going after what you know you really want.

Find out more about how this recording can help support you.

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