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Part 4: Reclaiming the Narrative : Building the Shield

  In   Parts 1 ,   2,   and   3,   we explored the “Normalization Trap,” the “Potency Gap,” and the “ER Overflow.” It is a heavy reality, but we are not helpless. As parents and educators, we have the power to reclaim the narrative from the glowing neon signs of the dispensaries and bring the truth back into our homes. 1. The Power of “Start Early, Talk Often” In 2026, the data is clear: the most effective “prevention program” isn’t a school assembly; it’s the conversation at your dinner table. The “Car Talk” Strategy:  Don’t wait for a “big sit-down” lecture. Use the environment. When you drive past one of those sleek shops, ask:  “I noticed they just opened another one. What are your friends saying about these places?”  * Fact over Fear:  Youth in 2026 are savvy. They can spot a “scare tactic” instantly. Instead of saying “it will ruin your life,” focus on the  biological trust (Amanah) . Tell them:  “Your brain is still buil...

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