The New Drug Addicting Our Kids? (Parents MUST Know!)

Experts say there's another pandemic happening right in our homes. Children exposed to pornography on the devices we give them. It's on the school bus. It's in the lunchroom. It it can in fact be anywhere where a child has a device that's hooked up to the internet. It's happening earlier in some instances while kids are still in elementary school. I think a lot of parents are naive thinking, well, he's only eight or he's only 9 or 10. Well, the research shows us now that boys are being exposed at about the age of 10 and girls are being exposed at about maybe 11 or 12. Parents don't want to believe that cuz it's so frightening. If he is viewing porn on a regular basis, starting at age 11, it's going to have to be progressively more stimulating for him as he becomes a teenager and as he becomes a young man, it becomes almost impossible for that young man to have a normal healthy sexual relationship with a partner. It's going in visually and auditorially and it's elevating elements of the central nervous system. The subliminal messages of aggression though are still entering the brain and then they have this belief that I must act the same way. The experts agree porn isn't going anywhere. So, it's on parents to protect their children. Our responsibility as adults is to protect our kids. And that is sometimes telling them there are certain things they can't do. And I got to tell you, this generation of parents, for the most part, blanket statement, they're not doing their job. There is a extensive paper written by a group of different scientists about the addiction of pornography, and they call it the new drug, how porn changes the brain. And it literally says that what they found in their research is that pornography is no less addictive than the hardest drugs in the