Introduces the magnitude of meth use and addiction, and rates of recovery.
Explores individual motivations for meth use, including the need for acceptance, escape, pressures to be thin, the intense physical rush and extended high, and the relative accessibility of the drug.
Spotlights meth’s global impact through a look at trafficking patterns around the world, and an examination of statistics for meth use, incarceration and treatment.
Discusses rates of meth use across varying demographics of age, race, gender, and sexual preference, showing which populations are hardest hit and how to address their specific needs in recovery.
Exposes the devastating social and economic consequences of meth use, and stresses the need for meth-specific prevention and treatment.
Illustrates the impact prolonged meth use has on the body, including damage to skin, teeth, the brain and the cardiovascular system, and increased rates of HIV and Hepatitis C infection.
Reveals the strain meth use puts on relationships, and how rebuilding relationships with friends, family and partners is key to successful, long-term recovery.
Discusses strategies for the successful prevention of meth use and the treatment of meth addiction around the world.