> You can live with a sustained opioid addiction permanently without major issues.
To me that seems to say cause of the opiod crisis doesn't exist, which probably isn't what you mean. But what do you mean?
To me that seems to say cause of the opiod crisis doesn't exist, which probably isn't what you mean. But what do you mean?
A properly managed opioid addiction can be permanent. For a decade millions of Americans were addicted to opioids (OxyContin, Vicodin, etc.) prescribed by doctors. When the state cracked down they were forced to go on the street to get their medicine, which is when the opioid crisis exploded
What's the data corroborating this theory?
What is the basis for your narrative?