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Whitener fluids, paint, thinner and nail polish remover. Toxic? Lethal? Well, the world is witnessing the worst epidemic of drug addiction. It is the inhalants, and the organic compounds which have captivated the minds of Gen Next.
Get a panoramic view of the murky and devastating world of this addiction as the writer, a seasoned psychiatrist and a known name in the field of de-addiction (with over three decades of standing), takes you on a tour of the hidden and deadly addictions that are afflicting the children and the youth of today.
A desire for speedy ‘high’, speedy internet, and speedy cars is what defines the Gen Next.
It’s time to save the current generation. This book will enable you to understand and identify inhalant abuse, and help to improve the life of a suffering addict. The experiences of the author and experts from around the globe to detect and treat this addiction is meticulously detailed in this book.
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Dr. Sanjeev Prasad
Dr. Sanjeev Prasad is a well-known name in the field of psychiatry and drug de-addiction. He has worked in the discipline for the last three and a half decades.
Dr. Sanjeev has treated more than twenty thousand patients of alcohol, heroin, cannabis, pills, cough syrups, inhalants, nicotine and many more addictions. He has also treated street children addicted to drugs and inhalants. His tryst with street children gave another dimension to his work. He worked with vagabonds, homeless, and unwanted children. The challenges faced while treating these populations have been a one of the driving forces to pen down the book. Dr. Sanjeev has delivered more than two hundred public lectures on de-addiction and psychiatry. He has presented many scientific papers on de-addiction and psychiatry at national and international conferences.
