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Studies of crystal meth show that this substance triggers round about twelve times the dopamine that of food, intercourse or other pleasurable activities release. The high from this substance lasts somehow a long time when compared with the same doze of cocaine which lasts only 20 minutes. Those who use Crystal meth frequently must keep on increasing the dosage of meth to experience the high they felt when they initially began using. As the user’s tolerance builds up they may become obsessed with trying to attain the same level of intoxication from the drug, the goal which is unachievable indeed. Numerous crystal meth addicts find themselves making risky and hazardous decisions to feed their escalating addiction. Despite moral beliefs many Meth addicts can become a morally broken person, spending the rest of their lives in psychiatric hospital.

Meth triggers a rush of dopamine, resulting in a powerful stream of pleasure or lengthened sense of euphoria. But, after frequent use, Crystal Meth demolishes dopamine receptors, making it impossible to sense pleasure. Despite the fact that such pleasure center can heal over time, if not treated properly that damage to users' cognitive abilities may be permanent and may lead to psychotic behavior, including paranoia, insomnia, anxiety, extreme aggression, delusions and hallucinations, and even death. Furthermore, they might show severe disability in memory, judgment and motor coordination, much the same as symptoms seen in those suffering from Parkinson's disease.

One of the grounds why people experience euphoric sense when they use Crystal Meth, which is unlike anything they have ever experienced before, is the huge release of Dopamine which doesn't actually happen by any naturally rewarding activity. When addict uses Crystal Meth frequently, it actually alters the brain chemistry, ruining the neurotransmitters in the brain's pleasure centers and making it increasingly impossible to experience any pleasure at all. Thus, when the drug vanishes, addicts experience intense depression and feel the need to keep using the drug to keep away from the crash.

Additionally, such changes in brain chemistry can result in perturbing and aggressive behavior. Using Crystal Meth results in release of high doses of “Adrenaline”, and this causes anxiety, wakefulness and focused attention. Intense, chronic usage can also lead to psychotic behavior, such as paranoia, hallucinations and delusions.

One of the most noticeable effects of Crystal Meth is the change in the physical appearance of the addict. Crystal Meth leads to wreckage of tissues and blood vessels, reducing the body's ability to repair itself. Acne appears, sores take longer to heal, and the skin loses its shine and stretchiness, making the addict seems years, or even decades older.

Furthermore, Crystal Meth causes enormous bursts of physical activity while keeping the appetite down, an appealing combination for many who began using Crystal Meth to lose weight. But while contemporary culture may idealize slim figures, Crystal Meth addicts usually become haggard and weak. Their poor diet and bad oral hygiene lead to tooth decay and loss, and over time mouths full of broken and rotting teeth. The disappointing fact is while Crystal Meth high makes addicts feel more optimistic and attractive; the drug is indeed working to make them unattractive.

Globally, Crystal Meth addiction considered as one of the most challenging drug dependencies to treat for methamphetamine withdrawals and the emotional dependency tied to drug addiction. Congress 60’s DST method of treatment has proven that recovery from Meth addiction is possible. Congress 60’s result has shown that success to long term recovery can be found with the help and care of professional treatment.  Through the experienced staff of Congress 60, building life skills, and participate in sport activity can guide a Crystal Meth addict towards building a new life.