Talk about those who are emotional and want to take drugs.

Well, let's not talk about the physical sequelae. Those are easier to solve, nothing more than food conditioning. I'm talking about the most serious psychological sequelae. Western psychologists have done an experiment, put a mouse in a box, and then connect a wire to the box. First, the mouse was shocked by the current passing through the wire, which made it excited. Then the mouse will touch the wire until it dies of excitement.

This experiment is the same as taking drugs. You get some kind of mental stimulation by taking drugs, which is higher than other ordinary stimuli, even sex. Only those powerful drugs, such as heroin, will be more exciting than what you get now. When you quit, you will feel bored if you can't reach the peak of mental stimulation for a long time. I am not interested in anything. If the time is short, it is easy to control. After a long time, I can't help taking drugs again.

This is why people often say that physical drug addiction is easy to quit and mental drug addiction is difficult to break. This is the most troublesome and difficult sequela of powerful drugs such as drug abuse and soft drugs. Unless you have great perseverance, you can quit completely.