Aren't most people addicted to sugar and a lot also addicted to coffee? Pretty sure they don't "grow out" of those... Does this data take into account all thos

Aren't most people addicted to sugar and a lot also addicted to coffee? Pretty sure they don't "grow out" of those... Does this data take into account all those who died and therefore didn't "grow out"? I think the biggest issue with the colloquial idea of addiction is that most people don't realize it's a lot more dependent on social circumstance than it is on the "reward circuitry". People don't become addicts because of any certain drug or mechanism, they do so because they're trying to "deal" with some sort of social issue.