Los Angeles, Oct 1
Comedian author and political activist Russell Brand, who has previously spoken about drug use, says being drug-free makes him think that anything is possible.
A twitter user on Tuesday asked Brand "Very personal question and you may not want to answer but do you feel all the drugs has expanded your mind?"
The comedian replied "The LSD made me feel that my 'self' was a construct. Heroin made me feel life was bearable, being drug free makes me think that anything is possible."
Brand, who is been sober for over a decade now, was a heroin and crack addict who thrived on substance abuse, according to a portal newidea.com.au.
The "Get Him to the Greek" star in 2017, released a memoir of his road to sobriety, "Recovery Freedom From Our Addictions".
In 2004, he took his first one-man show, the confessional "Better Now", to the Edinburgh Festival, giving what he claimed was an honest account of his heroin addiction.
