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Saying Yes
In Defense of Drug Use
Book • 2003
In this book, Jacob Sullum argues against the exaggerated harms attributed to illegal drugs, presenting a fact-based, medical, and scientific analysis.
He challenges the 'voodoo pharmacology' myth that certain drugs inevitably lead to addiction and highlights that most users of illegal drugs live normal, productive lives.
Sullum also explores why nonmedical use of drugs is stigmatized and argues for recognizing the legitimacy of using drugs for nonmedical reasons such as enhancing senses, boosting mood, or eliciting spiritual experiences.
He challenges the 'voodoo pharmacology' myth that certain drugs inevitably lead to addiction and highlights that most users of illegal drugs live normal, productive lives.
Sullum also explores why nonmedical use of drugs is stigmatized and argues for recognizing the legitimacy of using drugs for nonmedical reasons such as enhancing senses, boosting mood, or eliciting spiritual experiences.
