Addictions

Probably because one of the main ways for people contracting HIV is from shared needles used in substance abuse.

Some say, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing but expecting a different result. When you use the same thought process, same approach, maybe same system over and over again and still getting the same result, it's time to change the above mentioned. Kind of like if you were to get in your car....and make car noises but the car doesn't start. You really want the car to start, and day after day you go and sit in your car and make car noises. Stop and think, how else will this car start. Hmmmm. Maybe use the key, then the car will start. Another saying, there isn't one way to skin a cat....ouch...I know sounds terrible but basically the same idea. There are several methods you just have to keeping trying until you get your result you want. IF? You have tried everything including what everyone else even suggests then maybe it's time to find a new goal or different outcome. Be flexible because life isn't!

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yesss you can. I jus smoked 30 mins ago. If i think about food, jus sounds really good and looks good in my head. So jus stop yourself, and think. Yeah im pretty hungry now but im telling myself no. haha Cause weed speeds up your motabilsm and burns fat when you smoke only when you dont munch at all. blah blah watever yes u can. hahaha sorrry im blazed right now. (:

Just think about all the calories your burning and usually once you eat you get tired, and I'd choose being high over being full! or munch on something healthy like apples and peanut butter, which is pretty yummy.

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Clonazepam is not an opiate, so you can take it even if you're already on Suboxone. A few years ago I was prescribed clonazepam, on top of my regular dose of Suboxone. Just don't take more than a normal dose of either drug: as they are both depressants, there is a risk of overdose if you take too much.

He should think before doing anything and should behave carefully.

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yes but only if any one in the relationship who has a dependency on alcohol seeks help in order to stop drinking.It has to be said that reformed alcoholics having gone through treatment are often very different people and may discover that they have little in common with there partners.But love .if it is sincere can survive anything.

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Urine is essentially sterile. Since you were having unprotected intercourse to begin with, you need not worry about any additional problems beyond possible mild irritation. The social aspects are a matter you might need to discuss with your husband.

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When you take your first drug, you are oblivious to everything around you. It could also make you feel good, it could change your emotions. The first drug is usually taken when you are around friends and are dragged into peer pressure. Most of the time when a person is introduced to their first drug and they are emotional or have personal problems, they think it will make them better and take it. The first few times it is usually taken for fun or just to feel better. Then eventually you start wanting it which is when you know you are getting addicted.

The above statements are true. However, there are other components to addiction. Doctors and scientists have found two very key factors in why some people become addicted, and others do not. In alcoholic addiction, there is the lack of an enzyme that non-alcoholic and social drinkers have. Work is being done to synthetically reproduce this enzyme, which is responsible for breaking down alcohol in a "normal" way. Also, there is very strong evidence that addiction is inherited. It is a disease. Research has also discovered an "addiction gene" that exists in addicts, which is one of the reasons it seems to cluster in families. For example, if two people have the addiction gene (the disease of addiction) and have three children, the odds that at least two of those children will eventually become addicted to a substance.

There is also the issue of 'self medicating' when another condition exists, for example ADHD, depression and/or anxiety.

When a nation or organization hires people from a different country to do work, it is called outsourcing.

No, Suboxone is a synthetic opiod drug and does not produce the same metabolites that oxycodone does. A standard drug screen for opiates will come up positive after oxycodone use, it will not after Suboxone use. Suboxone needs to be specifically tested for.

At first, addictions are often voluntary. There are cases when people are forcibly given drugs, but that is not what most addicts face. But as a person chooses to continue drugs, the addiction is no longer voluntary. It is then a physical addiction as well as a psychological one. They find that they "have to" have it or they will get sick or whatever.

It is certainly not as common as the 'flu', but there are many conditions that can be caused by alcoholismamong others. Cases such as this are closer to the rare end of the scale, but they happen often enough that most doctors will be able to diagnose it, given his background and symptoms.

...Drink less - eat more - or have situation that requires adrenaline.. all exceot the first only give the illusion of being "sober". The breath test will dissagree with the others.

Approx 11.5 hours on the average

I has been told yes and no, when it cones to suboxone and breastfeeding, I would talk to your suboxone doctor bc they know more about it than any other doctors. I do know wemen who have but they also were on very low dose ( 2 mg daily) so I don't know if that changes anything. Good luck

Depends on what they are doing, if it weed then you can tell them its you or weed but they cant have both (weed is not adicitve) but if it is something harder like coke or heroin then try to get them professional help.

Simply talking to a person and seeing whether they A) believe they have a drug problem and B) want help. You can also organize an intervention where all the friends and family of the addict get together and try to convince the person to get help. Answer 2) First step to recovery from addiction is to make the person realize that he/she is suffering from an addiction and how is it running/going to run their lives. An addict should always be supported while in the recovering stage. This can be done by counseling.

If you're trying to get high on suboxone after being on it to get you off opiates, you should probably go back to rehab.

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