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Adaptability, self-esteem, and learned helplessness in connection to alcohol consumption
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Man has been experimenting for thousands of years with a variety of naturally occurring substances that act on his nervous tissues. In ancient times alcohol was used by royal families or kings, just to get the freshness of mind and pleasure. But the poor used the drugs in the natural form (Bhang, Opium and Nicotine etc.). Thus the problem of alcoholics and drug addiction is not new in the history of mankind. In India although fermented alcohol "Somras", bhang, opium have been in use for a long time, the use of synthetic or chemical drugs relatively new. The menace of drug abuse is not only spr...
Man has been experimenting for thousands of years with a variety of naturally occurring substances that act on his nervous tissues. In ancient times alcohol was used by royal families or kings, just to get the freshness of mind and pleasure. But the poor used the drugs in the natural form (Bhang, Opium and Nicotine etc.). Thus the problem of alcoholics and drug addiction is not new in the history of mankind. In India although fermented alcohol "Somras", bhang, opium have been in use for a long time, the use of synthetic or chemical drugs relatively new. The menace of drug abuse is not only spreading alarmingly in urban areas, but also in rural areas and targets young adult population. Drug abuse and alcoholism is widely recognized as a serious problem world over with severe psychological, social and physical consequences. Hence the problem of drug and alcohol abuse is not unique either to India or to present times (Sachene, 1990) but is a chronic menace.