Biologically Speaking, Why Are We Humans Capable of Becoming Addicted to Drugs?

Published April 10, 2014

Question by A: Biologically speaking, why are we humans capable of becoming addicted to drugs?

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Because it causes chemical reactions in you’re system that stimulate you’re brain into thinking that its good for you

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