Alcohol Addiction Treatment Information Guide
Alleged Facts about Marijuana.
-It does not cause physical addiction
-It cannot be overdosed on
-It is safer and healthier than tobacco and alcohol
-It does not kill brain cells
-It does not cause memory loss or impairment to cognitive functions while not under the influence
-Thousands of successful Americans smoke Cannabis daily with little or no harmful side effects.
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1.Media Messages on TV and radio often associate alcohol with having fun and fitting in
2.Less Than 10% of violent crimes are alcohol-related
3.Choosing to drink alcohol allows you to stay focused on short-and long-term goals
4.The leading cause of death among teens is alcohol- related car crashes
5.Severe withdrawal symptoms as a results of stopping drinking are a sign of addiction
6.All drugs are medicine,but not all medicines are drugs
7.Some1 who suddenly begins to gain muscle mass and becomes moody,paranoid,and aggressive may be using anabolic-androgenic steriods
8.Depressants can be dangerous because they slow heart and respiration rates and lower blood pressure
9. Symptoms of withdrawal can include nevousness, severe nausea, and euphoria
10. Tolerance is a conidtion in which the body becomes used to the effect of a medicine
11.Over-the-counter medicine must only be used wit ha doctors supervison
12. Antibiotics have no effect on viruses
13. Antivirals are drugs that reduce the sneezing,watery eyes,and runny nose that often accompany allergies.
14. Intentionally taking more than the recommended dose of a prescribed pain reliever is an example of substance
15. The Majority of high school students in the United States have never tried marijuana
Asked by:Q Cute =]
I have been suffering from alcohol addiction for such a long time now. I have even lost some of my friends because of this. I now realize that drowning my sorrows in alcohol won’t do me any good. In fact, it has made me worse off. I would now like to get myself treated for my addiction. How am I going to find rehabs, though?
Asked by:alyse w
Are you addicted to something?
I think I am addicted to many things. Despite drinking more alcohol in one day than a factory produces in one night, I do not suffer withdrawl symptoms.
However as I am sick in the head. I get the urge to steal alloy wheels. It is the same thrill as taking a human life, minus the consequences. I told myself I would stop, but everytime I see a nice pair of alloys I just can’t help taking them.
I imagine they are human and are waiting for my teath to sink into their neck and they never make a sound.
Can certain placements, aspects, planetary rulers, etc in one’s birthchart predispose an individual to certain diseases/disorders? For example, they say Pisces has an affinity for drug/alcohol addictions, Capricorns are predisposed to depression and bone-related problems (Saturn?), while Cancers are predisposed to be hypochondriacs.
In my experience, I’ve noticed that an ex-boyfriend and my sister both show the symptoms of NDP, otherwise known to the public as narcissistic personality disorder. They took advantage of other people to achieve his/her own goals, could react to criticism with rage, shame, or humiliation, and would disregard people’s feelings/lacked empathy in order to impose their own version of “justice” upon others. Were these individuals exceptions to the rule, or could this be a case of Pluto riding roughshod over their respective birthcharts (both Scorpios)?
I’m an alcoholic, and I’ve accepted the fact that I will never be able to drink sensibly.
I am also a binge eater and a sugar addict. I am currently managing my binging by avoiding any ‘trigger’ foods such as sweets, chocolate, bread, flour, sugar etc. Will I ever be able to eat these things in normal amounts, or is it like alcohol and I have to abstain completely?
Asked by:Laenaeish
Have a friend who is gradually getting addicted to alcohol in small proportions. Since he is not accepting the fact that he is getting addicted to it, he is uncooperative to approach any kind of help. I would like to help him from this addiction without his knowledge. Is that possible, how?Any medicines or any other means to help him, without his knowledge?
Asked by:henry
