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Question by DrStupid: Is Vicoden bad for you to use for recreational drug use and a headache?

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Using it for anything it isn’t perscribed for is not only bad but against the law.

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Amendment 64 Passes, Allowing for Marijuana Legalization in Colorado

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… know as percocet, vicoden, oxycodone, moriphine (and the list goes on and on) these forms of amphetamine and opiates are exponentially more addictive and harmful to the human body than any form of Marijuana and they're being prescribed to people …
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Moss Point severs ties with county narcotics task force

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MOSS POINT — City leaders today voted unanimously to sever ties with the Narcotics Task Force of Jackson County, eliminating the condition they set Tuesday night that their withdrawal was contingent upon the actions of Gautier and Pascagoula. "In …
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Alcohol & Substance Abuse : Withdrawal Symptoms of Alcohol – Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include headaches, nausea, breathing difficulties, anxiety, depression and delirium tremors. Discover how alcohol can cause hallucinations and cardiovascular problems withhelp from a licensed mental health counselor in this free video on alcohol abuse. Expert: David Thomas Contact: WTGTampa.com Bio: Dr. David Thomas has been certified as a licensed mental health counselor in the state of Florida since 1986 and in the National Board of Certified Counselors since 1987. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

 

Painkiller withdrawal symptoms 'similar to heroin'

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Packets of Nurofen Plus are being consumed daily by an increasing number of people addicted to painkillers, according to the clinical director of the country's largest private addiction rehabilitation clinic, who says withdrawal symptoms for Nurofen …
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Question by : Do people change when they quit or are quitting marijuana?
My partner was so sweet, loving and very calm for our first three months together but he used to smoke 8 joints every night! He has cut down to one a night in the last month and now he is sooo agitated angry moody impatient doesn’t listen to me anymore. It’s suddenly all about him. Is this a sign of withdrawals or has he just turned into an a**?

I actually hate being around him now

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'Love hormone' can help people beat alcohol addiction: study

 

Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment – Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment Solutions at www.AddictionBuster.org Prescription druge abuse treatment is at a loss in this country. The main prolem is that the majority of individuals with prescription drug abuse are in total denial. The majority of people who take addictive prescription drugs start out taking the medications for legitamate resons. These meds are usually for pain or anxiety. Now, the patient who starts out with any of these meds usually is not aware of the potential for addiction. Thsy usually consider an addict something that would never apply to them. We all have preconcieved notions of addicts and alcoholics. The patient also will probably have a postive response to the medication. When patients get into the habit of taking medications on a regular basis they feel comfortable doing this. They also are following the doctor’s advice which is always accepted. But what happens whennth script calls for an addictive substance to be taken four times daily? This can lead into some serious problems if the patient continues to do this. We are talking about pain meds such as Vicodin, Oxycontin and nerve meds such as Xanax and Valium. If an individual earts enough of these medications, they will have some problems eventually. When is it neessary to consider prescription drug abuse treatment? This is a good question. Historically prescription drug abuse means that the person is not taking the medication as prescribed. This could also mean that the patient is …