You can't trade if you're under the influence!

By nature, the mind and the body are designed to work in harmony with each other. Addictions to sugar, drugs, alcohol, caffeine and nicotine not only undercut physical fitness, personal appearance, and health, but will steadily diminish a person’s self-control, self-esteem and happiness. These addictions are common but widely un-admitted. The three most widely used drugs that undermine human life, health and happiness are - caffeine, alcohol and sugar.

During the past year you will have lost 36,500,000
brain cells from a total of 100 billion, and a lot
more if you're a drinker. The millions of cells which make up your nervous system are at a peak during young adulthood. After that, loss of cells through time, will lead to degeneration of faculties such as sight and hearing.

Alcohol, marijuana and other reality-distorting agents have both short range and long range harmful effects on health and happiness. Even in moderate amounts, alcohol and drugs distort reality. All distortions of reality are harmful, because the human organism depends on an accurate perception of reality to be efficient and competitive and to make the judgements necessary for a prosperous, happy life. These distortions can be so well rationalised that the alcohol user, nicotine user, or other drug user will easily choose to remain unaware of the mounting damage until permanent loss of happiness and energy becomes inescapable.

Even a few alcoholic drinks cause irreversible damage to certain cells by dehydration, which causes a sludging together of red blood cells. Such sludging clogs the blood capillaries, thus, the amount of oxygen reaching those brain cells, via the minute capillaries, diminishes. Some of these oxygen-starved brain cells die each time that dehydration or sludging occurs.

'Damaged or destroyed brain cells do not regenerate'

Any single occurrence of alcohol brain-cell damage is not measurable. But the effect is cumulative,
gradually causing measurable, permanently damaging
effects.

Marijuana disorients the electrical brain patterns to diminish one’s quality of thinking and priority order. Marijuana converts action and ambition into passive dreams and laziness. That movement from effort and ambition to passivity and dreams may be cumulative. The ‘dream’ effects of marijuana destroy competence.

Breaking sugar, tobacco and caffeine habits quickly
improves a person’s quality of life. A person’s self-esteem also increases by eliminating habits that are destructive to the conscious mind and physical body.

The caffeine in coffee, cola and chocolate is a
stimulant drug. Aside from the negative psychological effects of being controlled by a habit, prolonged and excessive use of caffeine can cause physical damage to parts of the body such as the kidneys and pancreas. It also affects the carbohydrate metabolism. This can add
to the damage and unhappiness caused by sugar
consumption. Sugar causes more unhappiness, illness
and deaths through metabolic damage, both physical and psychological, than all the other drugs combined.

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