Meth Addiction

  Methamphetamine, or meth as it is colloquially known, is one of the most powerful drugs available today. The drug is so powerful that you only need a single dose or a few doses to get hooked. It will not only damage your teeth, but will also damage your brain, your liver, heart, appetite, and interfere with almost every physical function. Although it is challenging to quit meth addiction, with the proper help, you can stop meth for good. The severity of meth addiction (which is dependent on the duration of use) determines how challenging it is to quit meth addiction. What It’s Like to Be Addicted to Meth According to a PBS Frontline documentary on Meth, the drug induces the brain to produce dopamine at high levels. Over time, it becomes impossible for the addict to feel pleasure without taking the drug. Eventually, the dopamine receptors in your brain get destroyed. This makes you incapable of deriving pleasure from sources other than meth. At this point, meth becomes the sole pl...