Addictions

Nicotine is colourless

Save some money and don't get any.

Fast food often contains chemicals and always contains a ton of sugar. Sugar in itself is very addicting and the chemicals don't help.

No, but his 3rd wife was an alcoholic and she drowned in their swimming pool.

Its galss ionomer, used as a base (1-2mm) in moderate cavity preparetions, to protect pulp from thermal and mechanical stresses of condensation in term of amalgam. Also bonds to tooth structure well. + flouride release properties.

the danger of chew tobacco are; it damage the lungs, one is will die young.

Its about 3 days of repeated use before your fully addicted

You will get high then you will lose control then crash & die.. No one is going to miss you because it's your fault you die no one else's :))))()

you get hooked to it, becomes and addiction and you start to waste all of your paycheck or at least most of it.

Klonopin (also: Clonazapam) is in a class of medications called benzodiazapines. It is known as an "addictive" medication because, as with most benzodiazpines, people build up a tolerance to the medication, sometimes very quickly.

Tolerance means that the medication can tend to lose its effectiveness if a person takes the very same amount over time. It will seem like the medication has stopped working. A person may feel like they need more of the medication to obtain the same effect. If the dosage is increased over time to keep getting same effect, eventually a person's body will begin to "need" it to keep from having withdrawal. A doctor will often slowly bring the dosage of this kind of medication down slowly in order to avoid uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal.

Tolerance and withdrawal are two key components of addiction. This is why Klonopin has a reputation as an "addictive" medication. It certainly has its place and there are many good uses. It must be used with caution and always taken as prescribed.

Gambling can definitely be an addiction. When any activity interferes with your life and you continue to do it anyway, through choice, you may be addicted.

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Please see the answer to "Characteristics of drug abuse in the workplace".

anorexia is when someone does not want to eat.

bulemia is when someone eats and them throws up.

Klonopin is a physically addictive drug, like heroin or alcohol. Meaning, there are physical withdrawal symptoms. Someone who uses it all day, every day, and then suddenly quits, will get very, very sick.

I was an alcoholic, and I relapsed several times before I managed to quit for good (two and a half years ago). Whenever I relapsed, I would become physically addicted to the alcohol again. I would start shaking if I tried to stop drinking. Since my family could not afford to hospitalize me every single time I relapsed, the doctors prescribed Klonopin to me so I could quit at home. Klonopin prevents the seizures that occur when an alcoholic quits drinking.

Anyway, I have a very addictive personality (obviously). Yet I have never been able to understand the appeal of Klonopin as a recreational drug. Klonopin does not get you high. It just makes you fall asleep. It does NOT produce the feeling of euphoria that other drugs (like cocaine, heroin, speed, or even Xanax and Valium) produce.

So, I just cannot understand why people like to take Klonopin recreationally. Unless passing out for 14 hours is your idea of a good time.

Tobacco use can lead to a variety of serious health issues, including respiratory diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung cancer. It also significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases, such as heart attacks and strokes. Additionally, tobacco use can cause complications in pregnancy, oral health issues, and a range of cancers beyond the lungs, including cancers of the throat, mouth, and bladder. Overall, it poses substantial risks to both physical and mental health.

Determining if Jack is an addict depends on specific behaviors and patterns related to substance use. If Jack consistently uses substances despite negative consequences, shows a strong craving for them, or experiences withdrawal symptoms, he may be struggling with addiction. It’s important to assess his relationship with the substance and the impact it has on his life. A professional evaluation can provide more clarity on his situation.

Both effects are the same depending on the severity of the Asthma. Asthma in the bad sense can cause weakening of the lungs and severe breathing difficulties such as needing home oxygen treatment all the time etc.

Yes, nymphomania, often characterized by an excessive or uncontrollable sexual desire, can be considered a form of sexual addiction. It may involve compulsive behaviors that interfere with daily life, relationships, and emotional well-being. Like other addictions, it often requires therapeutic intervention to address underlying issues and develop healthier coping mechanisms. However, the term is less commonly used in clinical settings today, with "hypersexuality" being more widely recognized.