Addiction is defined as a gradual mental disorder that progresses from social use into a compulsion to take the drug, which results in frequent relapses (Anderson and Hearing, 2019). This progression has been demonstrated to be a consequence of a variety of risk factors, including genetic, epigenetic, sociological, and developmental elements (Anderson and Hearing, 2019). These vulnerabilities are associated with drug-induced neuroadaptations in several brain neurocircuitries, some of them common for all kinds of addictive substances and population while others are drug- or even individual-specific (Everitt and Robbins, 2016). Therefore, only a low percentage of the population that ever uses drugs develop the illness (Everitt and Robbins, 2016).....