1982 SPECIAL REPORT: "PLEASURE DRUGS…THE GREAT AMERICAN HIGH"

People rely on drugs for various reasons: they want to feel euphoric and stop feeling bad, they may be curious about why their friends and family do drugs and want to fit in, or they may want to over-perform at school or at work. It is no secret that drugs can excel the part of your brain that makes you feel good; however, after taking a substance for a while, the feel-good parts of your brain become used to it.

Sadly, this means you will need to take more of the drug to experience the same high. Eventually, your brain and body will crave the drug just to feel normal and functional. Feeling sick, frightened, anxious, or irritable without the drug is inevitable. You will no longer experience the feeling of euphoria you first had when you started the drug. Although drug usage typically starts as a form of escapism, it can quickly ruin your life. Here is a list of the six most common feel-good drugs that will result in a crash.

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