“embraced By The Needle” By Gabor Mate

Gabor pointed out in his publication "The Needle Hug" that there are many kinds of medicines in today's society. Other medicines such as medicine and cocaine are good for human beings, but hemp and heroin are harmful to society. In the past few years illegal drugs have become increasingly difficult in society. They are both physically and mentally coordinated and very dangerous. Drugs, among young people, are always the fundamental causes of numerous killings. More teenagers use medicine every year. Pharmaceutical difficulties not only expand, but also pharmaceutical related difficulties are increasing. (Partner, 15)

All addiction is an emotional anesthetic; they are numb pain. The first question - always - Why is not "addiction" but "Why is pain." At Portland Hotel in downtown Vancouver's East End, I was working hard on the partition of Anna's room, and rough eloquence threw a response: "The truth is where I have done It is very big, "The downtown area is the capital of Canada's medicines, and it is recommended that the number of people in the addicts community be around 3,000 to 5,000 people.I am in Portland It is a non-profit damage mitigation organization and most buyers are addicted to cocaine, alcoholic beverages, heroin and other opiates, sedatives or combinations thereof, many also I suffer from mental illness. (Mate, 21 years old) Many people like HIV-positive or AIDS patients like old-fashioned Bird Anna at 32 years old Methadone, which I rely on opioids, does not affect any buccal cells, every tendon fiber, and the emotional pain compressed to every heartbeat that advances the heart.The Methadone is a pain of sedation As opposed to heroin, it does not assume "high" for average users.The 27-year-old sex trader told me the essence of this high level "I am the first time "I feel heroin," she said, "It feels like a gentle and kind embrace." In a sentence, she summarizes some psychological and chemical needs that are vulnerable to substance dependence by some people It was. The drug itself is not addictive. Only those who drink alcohol and marijuana are only about 8% to 15% of the exams. Why are some people vulnerable? Neither of these two physiological trends can explain drug poisoning one by one. Chemical and emotional vulnerability is a product

In Gabor Mate's book "Accepted by Needle", the author stated that addiction is not another medicine but a feeling of giving up or ignoring. While he is a staff doctor at the Portland Hotel in downtown Vancouver, Mate uses his personal experience with people who experienced substance abuse problems. Mate estimates that the number of addicts in the eastern district of downtown Vancouver is about 3,000 to 5,000. Mate provides some statistics and some of his patient addiction experience to validate his argument about the hidden reason behind addiction.

Gabor Mate uses a scientific approach to persuade the reader to agree with his view that "poisoning is accepted by a needle" is not from the drug itself, but from a feeling of abandonment or ignorance It is. The companion also uses the personal anecdote of the person he encountered in the substance abuse issue. The mixture of scientific statistics and personal anecdotes confirms his argument and allows the reader to agree to what he said. With "Accepted by Needle", Mate explains how to add addiction and how to eventually take over someone's life. Mr. Gabor said, "Without drugs, it is itself addictive." This means that it is not a drug that causes poisoning. If people have grown up in an abusive family and have never experienced "a warm and soft embrace" (305), it turns into drug use as it makes them feel.

Gabor Mate 's "Accepted by the Globe" posted in "Global Mail" pointed out that there is a possibility of relying on drug abuse in the future for young people who love to nurture their families. Mate is a medical staff at Portland Hotel, which is the eastern district of downtown Vancouver, where there are many drug addicts ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 people. Drug addiction such as heroin and sedation. Mate said: "According to current brain research and developmental psychology, chemical and emotional vulnerability is a product of life experience" (305)