Dallas Bragg explains why meth is uniquely dangerous: it doesn't kill you quickly like other drugs. Instead it's a slow burn that erodes your mind, inducing psychosis and paranoia until you lose yourself. The damage happens quietly, visible to others before you notice it's gone.
You don't hear about meth killing people physically very often. That's because meth wants to take your life in a different way. It wants you to live in psychosis. It wants you to live in paranoia. It wants to change the very workings of your brain so that you have no idea who you are. The person you were fades away, the light in your eyes goes dim. You lose it all. And in the end, you want to die. That's the difference in this substance. The way crystal meth works is a slow burn. You don't notice the changes over time. Everyone else does. The changes in the way you think, the way you perceive, the way you judge other people's reactions. Tone, it changes you, but very slowly. Now is the time to reverse this, to reclaim your life, to reclaim your power. Now is the time to change the course of your life.
