Heroin: A Highly Addictive And Illegal Drug
Heroin is a highly addictive and illegal drug. It was first made in 1898 by the German drug company and sold as a treatment for tuberculosis as well as a remedy for morphine addiction, but it proved to be even more addictive than morphine. By the late 1990s, the mortality rate of heroin addicts was estimated to be as high as 20 times greater than the rest of the population. The first time it’s used, the drug creates a sensation of being high. A person can feel extroverted, able to communicate easily with others and may experience a sensation of highest sexual performance, but it’s not for so long. It’s highly addictive and withdrawal very painful. The drug quickly breaks down the immune system, eventually it leaves the person sickly, extremely
thin and bony, finally, dead. As drug has strong addiction, people are more likely to addict anything, such as, love, money, alcohol. Many people may have experienced something they are not supposed to want but still continuing to want it even though it’s not good for them, in worse scenarios, even destroying them slowly. This idea of addiction can be found in many choreographs. “Gravity” choreographed by Mia Michaels, an American choreographer known for her contemporary choreography on the TV show So You Think You Can Dance. This routine is about addiction and wanting something that’s not good for you. This powerful dance affected many people who had had tragedy of suffering from an addiction or had watched someone struggle with it. They use movement, their face, costumes, and lightning to let the audience feel raw emotion without words. Dance has ability to tell people an important message before they struggle with addiction in the real life, such as drugs.
thin and bony, finally, dead. As drug has strong addiction, people are more likely to addict anything, such as, love, money, alcohol. Many people may have experienced something they are not supposed to want but still continuing to want it even though it’s not good for them, in worse scenarios, even destroying them slowly. This idea of addiction can be found in many choreographs. “Gravity” choreographed by Mia Michaels, an American choreographer known for her contemporary choreography on the TV show So You Think You Can Dance. This routine is about addiction and wanting something that’s not good for you. This powerful dance affected many people who had had tragedy of suffering from an addiction or had watched someone struggle with it. They use movement, their face, costumes, and lightning to let the audience feel raw emotion without words. Dance has ability to tell people an important message before they struggle with addiction in the real life, such as drugs.