Addiction Recovery and the Power of Service
Addiction Recovery and the Power of Service
Take your clippers and shears to a treatment center and do some outreach work that will assist in the recovering addict's transformation; there's nothing like a fresh fade or stylish trim to help someone look at themselves in the mirror again. 3. Send… Continue reading
Cotton Candy and Atomic Fireball Flavored Electronic Cigarettes Are Forging a …
Cotton Candy and Atomic Fireball flavored electronic cigarettes are forging a …
In addition, the American Lung Association is very concerned about the potential safety and health consequences of electronic cigarettes, as well as claims that they can be used to help smokers quit. With no government oversight of these… Continue reading
Food Workshop Focuses on Reforms
Food workshop focuses on reforms
Napa County now has a local, toll-free suicide prevention hotline number, 855-587-6373, giving residents access to immediate, confidential, high-quality and effective 24/7 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Intervention Hotline services. … On Wednesday … Read more on Napa Valley Register
Dose of Confusion
Two years ago,… Continue reading
Drug Addiction : How to Control a Gambling Problem
Drug Addiction : How to Control a Gambling Problem
The first step to controlling a gambling problem is first recognizing and acknowledging that you have a problem. Gain control of your gambling problem with h…
Mental illness: is 'chemical imbalance' theory a myth?
And drugs that block that “D2”… Continue reading
Are Prescription Pills as Highly Addictive as Marijuana, Heroine or Cocaine?
Question by I´m the Money: Are prescription pills as highly addictive as Marijuana, heroine or cocaine?
They are highly addictive and it doesn’t make sense to take that combination unless one is trying to escape something by “numbing” their self, or is very much addicted?
Lets take an example of… Continue reading
The Deadly Hold of Prescription Drug Abuse: Opinion
The deadly hold of prescription drug abuse: Opinion
Instead, prevention should be the focus: dramatically reducing the number of people who become addicted in the first place. In New Jersey, 7,238 people were admitted to state-licensed substance-abuse facilities in 2011, a threefold increase over the … Read more on The… Continue reading