how does the brain tells people to do drugs?


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Your weak willpower is at work here. If you disobey the weak and use the strong willpower you will not do drugs anymore.

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Thisis your brain.. this is your brain on drugs. Any questions? the brain does not tell you to do drugs, Peer pressure tells you to do drugs..

Do not cave and you will not be a slave.. To the drug I mean..
the brain doesn't tell people to do drugs :)
it's a person's personal preferrence to do drugs or not, then if you are addicted, it's the body, not just the mind that craves it, like a cigarette or beer, or coffee for example :)

hope that helped.
It has something to do with conditioning and memory.
Drugs are a conditioned stimulus that tells your little nuerotransmitters to release a "feel good" chemical.
Your body likes this feelings and it remembers to remind you
of the fact whenever something triggers it.(i.e. picture, song, smell). It's all weird.
once you start using the drugs certain areas of the brain undergo certain changes and interpret the "high" as a pleasurable thing.Now the brain stimulates the body to seek more n more pleasure and thus the never ending addiction!
i don't think it's the brain that tells yout o do drugs. the body tells the brain that it needs drugs. one of the things that the brain does is to "interpret" what the body needs.

for instance, if your stomach senses that it's empty, it tells your brain that it needs food so your brain tells you you need to eat.

same with drugs. drugs have addictive properties that will make the body look for it more and more -- so the more the body looks for it, the more it will tell your brain it "needs" drugs.
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