english 101
11/29/2010
If pharmaceuticals drugs didn't exist the world would still go round.there is a mental fulfillment and major profit for drug companies that's why prescription pills has gone this far.there is no justification for the use of drugs.drugs has become an dependency for issue,situations and problems.still over the millions of years that people have been introduced to drugs there has not been anyone who has proven a success in happiness that is not momentarily from the drug.i do not believe that you can find happiness in taking drugs,however drugs can be used as a gateway to escape reality.
many times people turn to substances such as drugs to change the state the of mind that they are in .taking anti depressants such as Prozac takes and mental affect on your mind because it only make you feel a change for a certain period of time and once time has passed the issue or problem is still at hand.there is no positive correlation with happiness and drugs .there is actually an unbalanced relationship with being happy and taking drugs.when you first take a anti-depressant it leaves a affect on you as feeling better when less than an hour you will feel as if you never took it,which will cause you to want another one.that is where the chain of addiction forms .that is the first step in which is proven that there is no happiness in taking drugs.
every person who takes a anti depressant is a factor in the booming business but is not a factor of happiness.this is considered a major problem.(should we all be on anti depressants because of this)no but what we should realize is that drugs lead to addiction which increase profits.drugs do not increase your happiness.after taking these pills you will easily turn into a dependant which boost the pharmaceutical business. in the pursuit of happiness by Dr.e McCormick page 31 sites some statistics such as in 1995 the world wide sales were at $700 billion which drugs were no longer content merely to manufacture but pharmaceutical companies are drawing ever so close to the consumer.
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