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Why Won’t They Completely Legalize Pot?

Question by Corey: Why won’t they completely legalize pot?
It isn’t like its bad it is better than alcohol and if the government did we would be out of our debt in a couple of years i find the government dumb.

Best answer:

Answer by ThatGirl
Because we can grow our own pot, and the government doesn’t get money if we can grow it. And they can’t tax it.

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Are young Burlington kids being lured into sex for drugs?
What she calls the collateral damage of the state's opiate addiction. "That is not normal for us," said McKenzie. McKenzie says between 2011 and 2014 the club reported 22 addiction based incidents to police, the Department for Children and Families or …
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Suboxone Withdrawals Day 30!


 

Suboxone Withdrawals Day 30! – This is just an update on my progress. I also wud like to offer hope to anyone in the situation as myself.

 

We need to OK bill to allow medicine to treat overdoses
A bill that would save lives by providing first-responders the ability to administer a medication that reverses narcotic (opiate) overdoses is now before the Legislature. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is an opiate antagonist and has been available …
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Prescription drug abuse is foe we can beat
Billy was diagnosed with neonatal abstinence syndrome, a condition in which a baby has severe withdrawal symptoms after being exposed to prescription medications (opiates, for example) or illicit drugs used by the mother during pregnancy. As tears …
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Chest Pain & Concerta?

Question by Ladore: Chest Pain & Concerta?
I have been taking concerta for about 6 years now. Everything has been fine, no adverse effects, and I get checked by my doctor regularly to make sure all my health is up to par. For the last 5 days though, I have been experiencing chest pain/tightness very close to my heart region. It comes and goes, but is usually there and sometimes its more painful than other times. I am getting out of breath easily and it feels like my heart is racing at times. I eat VERY healthy and I exercise daily. My health & fitness is my utmost priority. So I have ruled out heart problems due to malnutrition. Assuming that this was a long-term effect of concerta usage, I skipped the medicine for a day 2 days ago. I didn’t really notice a difference in the pain but the withdrawal symptoms were SEVERE – I am not proud of this, but I know I have developed a dependence to the drug. I also understand that if I need to stop taking concerta, I should wean off of it so the withdrawal symptoms will be more tolerable. But I am at college away from my hometown, so I went to the university health clinic and they ran an EKG and the results showed that my heart was completely normal, no problems at all. They also said that my blood pressure was 104/56 and my resting heart rate was 70, which they told me was the same if not a little bit better than last time I was in. They suggested that it was my asthma returning (I thought it had recovered!!) and that I should take my inhaler every 4 hours. I doubted it was due to asthma because it seems so relative to my heart, which definitely alarms me. I scheduled an appointment with my physician back home who prescribed me the medication, except the appt is not for another 4 days. I can’t stop taking concerta because I really just need to wean off of it, but I can’t do that until I see my physician. Am I going to be okay waiting another 4 days like this? Thank you everyone for opinions

Ivy


 

Ivy – Media Withdrawal.

 

Heroin use climbs in Maine as cheaper alternative to prescription drugs
Heroin takes her pain away, she said, and staves off the nausea, diarrhea and other withdrawal symptoms. It's also cheaper than other opiates. “Oxy 30s are like 40 bucks,” she said, referring to the cost of a 30-milligram tablet of OxyContin. “You can …
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Tennessee Senate passes Amelia's Law
Keown's mom believes the device might have saved her daughters life. "The level of drugs he was on that day, it was toxic, almost lethal levels of oxy and Xanex and meth. Had they been monitoring him and tracking him, something could have been done to …
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What Is a “cleanse” and How to Do One?

Question by : What is a “cleanse” and how to do one?
I’ve heard it helps you lose weight. 5-10 pounds in 1-2 weeks or something? Can you explain to me how to do it and if it works?
Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by ClickMaster
You heard wrong. A cleanse is simply taking laxatives and purging your colon of it’s contents. Whatever weight is lose is waste matter which is quickly replaced. They’re are a waste of time and effort. Here’s the detox/cleanse story.

“Detox” is short for detoxification and detoxification is a natural process involving your liver and kidneys and there is nothing you can do to effect it. It is impossible to detoxify a human once the toxin is in the blood with the possible exception of kidney dialysis, kelation therapy, and other expensive medical therapies. Currently “detox” is a faddist word, relatively meaningless, and is used to express that which the users cannot otherwise express because of ignorance of because the expression would be patently false.

08-02-2013 Opiate Withdrawal Recovery Getting Off Suboxone Video Journal


 

08-02-2013 Opiate Withdrawal Recovery Getting Off Suboxone Video Journal – Day two of getting off withdrawing Suboxone (Buprenorphine) using Tramadol to avoid withdrawals.

 

Dangerous new drug results in eight overdoses in the East Kootenay region
“Withdrawal is more severe than with other opiates because of the higher level of pain and agitation than we would normally expect. It's so much higher that it makes it really hard to stick with withdrawal,” he said. Most people who fatally overdose on …
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Addicts Often Wait for Treatment
"It was terrible," she said of going through withdrawal when she tried to quit without suboxone. "I ended up going … While opiate abuse is a growing problem, providers say the top reasons people seek treatment are alcohol and marijuana abuse …
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