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Your intestines are severely affected by opioid use, for they can become paralyzed and are unable to digest foods.

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People in recovery will admit that they never truly feel like themselves after living a life of opioid free.

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The need for opioids becomes an obsession to the user, this affects hobbies because no other activity causes the same kind of neurotransmitter production.

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When feeling emotional, people take opiates to make them “feel better”. But only it’s making it worse.

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Overtime the brain’s view of happiness and pain becomes disoriented.

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The body soon can’t fight discomfort on its own, and they can no longer feel naturally happy.

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Painkillers contains chemicals (no dip) that can bond opiate nervous system in the brain, causing sedative effects by working their way through the nervous system.

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Causing nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps, diarrhea, goosebumps, depression, and drug cravings.

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Cells die and permanent loss of brain function can occur. Receptors in the brain are less sensitive and this means it will take more to reach the desired effect.