No Drugs, No Narcotics, No Death Iron Man of the Street 119 No Drugs, No Narcotics, No Death is more than a book; it is a wake-up call, a tool for change, and a ray of hope for those who are in the darkness of addiction. In this work, Adriano Leonel delves deeply into the destructive reality of drugs, exposing the devastating effects on the body and mind, as well as the devastating impact on families and societies. With real examples, alarming statistics, and stories of overcoming, the author takes the reader on a journey that goes from the initial seduction of substances to the despair of the streets and rehabilitation clinics. Each page is a reminder that, although the path of addiction is dark, recovery is possible and necessary. This book is not only for those who struggle with addiction, but also for families, friends, and communities who want to understand, prevent, and support those who face this battle. The title of the book is a manifesto: no drugs, because narcotics mean death, and life must always prevail. With an emotional, factual and spiritual approach, Adriano Leonel offers a work that will be a landmark in the discussions about addictions, recovery and hope.

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