Outside of the medical community, it may be difficult for most to understand exactly what takes place inside the human body when methamphetamine abuse is the underlying factor to adverse health. A part of what makes drug abuse so destructive to the user is the unmistaken change in perception, the inability to employ wise decision making processes and the unwavering need to increase the use of a harmful substance.
Immediate changes can be noted in the brain on both the clinical and non-clinical levels. The Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, Alan I. Leshner, likens the curiosity of why people become drugs abusers...
