Addictions

I don't know what area this is, however if you contact your local hospital they can generally give you local resources. Another resource you can find online is narcotics anonymous, they are a support group with groups meeting all over the world including almost every small town in north america. If they are not in your area, alcoholics anonymous is even more common and they generally don't mind if you go to their groups as it is addiction to a substance nonetheless.

What organization has a continuing non-stop anti drug campaign in the Philippines?

Answer: Tau Gamm Phi / Tau Gamma Sigma. They have anti drug seminars almost every week all over the Philipppines in coordidnation with the the Philippine National Police, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency. As Tau Gamma Phi and Sigma deals with preventive aspect against drug use, they are the front line defense. To join the campaign, goto

http://www.triskelionprojects.org

sexuality is not binary (male/female) it is a wide continuous spectrum from male (psyche) with male parts (anatomy) over male with female parts to female with male parts and female with female parts and even male & female psyches with male and female anatomy!

why theres a change

Inability to approach normal functioning without heroin in your system.

The main ingredients in Vicodin are Hydrocodone, an Opiate and Acetaminophen, a non-opioid anagesic. One of the most commonly prescribed variations of Vicodin contains 5mg Hydrocodone/ 500mg Acetaminophen . Also, high does of Acetaminophen can potentially damage the liver.

I don't know if this helps but Hydrocodone is created by adding an atom of Hydrogen to an atom of Codiene than that is mixed with the acetaminophen more commonly known as Tylenol. Hope this add on helps.

Suboxone (buphrenorphine) is a narcotic agonist/antagonist that is used for pain relief and opiate detoxification. Its opiate antagonist characteristics prevent users from getting as high as they would from other opiate drugs. However, it is addictive and should be used under the care of a physician who thoroughly understands the protocols for which it is intended.

There is a major storefront industry of quack doctors who claim to be experts in opiate detox using Suboxone. The giveaway is usually failure to accept insurance. Just ask them if they take insurance. If they say no, only cash, walk away.

This is a test to determine if alcohol is causing problems in your life (which many say would make you an alcoholic)

because they have gellitine in them x

Simply say that you have drank alcohol in the past and ended up in hospital because you became seriously ill, the doctors ran several tests and you are highly allergic to alcohol, even wine. You could also tell your friends that it could be lethal and it is not uncommon for people to have this allergic reaction and to be very careful using alcohol especially while on any type of medication. I hope that this helps you.

Depending on the type of drug screen you are taking, yes it can.
No, standard drug tests test for morphine metabolites. Suboxone is a synthetic opioid and does not show up on standard tests for example, a job drug test. It can be specifically tested for though, if they are actually looking for it. Same goes for oxycodone (synthetic, doesn't show up).

No.

There are arguments that a person can be genetically more likely to become addicted to substances.

In order for addiction to occur the substance must be used, this creates either a mental (psychological) addiction to the substance and/or a physical (physiological) addiction.

Physiologcial addiction requires the person to use the substance or they will experience withdrawl effects such as shaking, sweating, headaches etc.

Psychological addiction invloves the person mentally thinking they must have the substance (ie. if i dont take the drug i wont be able to sleep)

Hope this Helps!

Well, I know that the 'devil's number'-more commonly known as '666'- is "Devialski Nomir' (With a rolling 'R')

So devil would probably be "Devial"

Syllables: De-Vi-Al

Too many 75%

lysergic acid diethylamide

Drug addicts are the most desperate of people. Some desperate for more drugs, others desperate for help to quit using. Depends upon the drug the addict is addicted to. Also upon the situation. If the addict has friends, and family, loved ones who are not users. It is almost impossible to quit if everyone you know uses too. The most desperate, I believe from experience are pregnant addicts. I was addicted to opiates, I started at 15 years old, I had my 1st son at 20, I was able to quit for most of the pregnancy, when he was 3 I quit again, but was so ill that I had to call his father to come pick him up and take him to his home in NV for a couple weeks until I could feel good enough to take care of him. His father refused to bring him home and still has him 5 yrs later. I started to use again. Then I became pregnant had my 2nd son at 24, I was told by everyone not to ask for help, not to admit I was an addict or I would loose my child. I was scared and I believed them. Cps took him from me when he was 6 days old. My 3rd son was born when I was 26 I had been So Desperate for so many years to be able to stop my opiate addiction, and live a normal life without feeling so ill that I couldn't function. This time I knew that the answer was not to lie and try to hide my addiction, but to get myself help. It was hard and no one helped me, they said they would and promised to call me and help me, but they didnt, so I had to help myself. I had to call doctor after doctor and tell them my situation, finally one said come to my office now. And I received the help I so desperatly needed. It is not easy for a pregnant woman to receive the help she needs to stop using drugs, and if a pregnant woman addicted to opiates, stops using opiates while pregnant, her unborn child is at risk for death, and premature delivery. So the answer is NOT stop using, and suck it up. I know this first hand. I have also watched others rob their parents to sell for drugs. So the answer is drug addicts are more desperate than you could ever or would ever want to imagine.

Financial Domination Therapy is help assisting men who have an addiction to Financial Domination curb or stop their Financial Domination addiction all together.

What is Financial Domination?

Financial Domination is the act of one person, usually a man, often a man with submissive tendencies, who enjoys giving money to, usually a woman. The man gets any number of results from doing Financial Domination. He may feel satisfied, he may enjoy giving to a woman, usually a Dominant woman who he personally enjoys. He may enjoy the sheer act of giving his money away as a form of power exchange. This may be done with random women, Financial Dommes or women he offers to buy things for.

Often a man will be aroused when doing so, but not always. It is a fetish much like any other fetish. But because it involves giving money, some Financial Domination enthusiasts get addicted to the feeling they get from doing it.

Because this fetish is very much a niche fetish, very little is known about it. It is unlike other addictions in the traditional sense, and yet can be similar.

What does Financial Domination Therapy entail?

Therapy may include any number of traditional and non-traditional methods to assist in the recovery process. While it is an addiction, much like a drug or alcohol addiction, the steps taken to assure full recovery are complex and not the same as the afore mentioned addictions.

Recovery time can be as short as one session, to many months. It depends on the individual and the type of approach needed to assist in the recovery process. It is highly encouraged that men who fall under the Financial Domination addiction umbrella seek a qualified Financial Domination therapist. No one offered this service until I did, so beware of who you seek out. Others have emulated My original idea, and are using it to exploit the addiction. My profile gives more detailed resources.

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Let me give everyone a little run down on suboxone. Yes it has naloxene in it so it will somewhat prevent highs off other opiates but not completely. Also, if you take it too sonn before your body detoxes from the original opiate, you will NOT go into withdrawl, they just tell you that to make sure you don't overdue too many drugs and have a respiratory slow down and possibly heart failure. Also, suboxone does not show up in regular employment drugs tests. Even if they do up to a 5 panel drug test this still applies. They have to do a special test for subxone only, this was told to me by my doctor. Why would an employer go out of their way to spend more money on such an uncommon drug, I mean hell some don't even do full 5 panel drug tests, some do 3.

Kill off all the monkeys that sell the dope and all there soft lil gangs they have that they think there so hard by being associated with! So simply put" GIVE THE NAGGS BIGGER GUNS AND LET EM POP ONE ANOTHER OFF! Simple as that my friends

Oh, my friend, let's focus on the happy little trees instead of spreading rumors about others. Remember, everyone faces challenges in life, but what truly matters is how they overcome them and grow from those experiences. Let's spread positivity and paint a beautiful picture of understanding and support for everyone around us.

Compulsive gamers have a few treatment options open to them, starting with individual cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or group therapy such as On-Line Gamers Anonymous which utilizes the 12 step treatment modality.

Specialized Gaming Treatments

Amsterdam's Smith & Jones Center also uses 12 step, but it boasts "the first specialized online gaming treatment program in the world," (a claim some established clinics in China might take issue with).

This boast isn't so troubling as that center's boast of "affordable addiction treatment packages" including an offer that reads like a clearance sale for people hooked on the internet and video games; treatment for two hypothesized addictions for the price of one, quite a deal. Little surprise they are a private treatment center, since government funding to treat gamers, even in anything-goes Amsterdam, might prove a stretch.

The center's director told the Manitoban Online that it is "more difficult to cure an RPG (role-playing game) addiction than a drug addiction." Then, apparently intent on fully destroying his own credibility, he added that in the future, game addiction would be a worse social problem than drug addiction. The good news is, he has a cure ….

China's Backward Leap

China's Communist Youth League calls the internet gaming compulsion a "grave social issue" and parents worried about their teenagers' gaming habits in that country apparently have a unique government-run boot camp at their disposal which, according to news reports, hypes electrocution as one of its treatment methods. It is tough to know what to say at moments like this.

Until this report came along, many may have argued that China's efforts to curb pathological gaming-imposing time limits (its "fatigue system") and cybercafé bans for teens-were to be applauded. Now, not so much.

Conclusion

It might have made things a lot easier if in June of 2007 the APA had voted the other way. It might have opened the door-to more clinical research or treatment options-but herein lies the problem with these hypothesized addictions, from video games to the internet to pornography and more: they move and develop much, much more quickly than modern medicine.

Unlike them, organizations like the APA have standards to uphold, and do nothing without first putting potential disorders through a rigorous process of hypothesis, test, theorize, and review, and they are willing only to change the DSM when those changes are "based on the latest and best science" and not on whatever 'addiction' of the moment might be sending parents or friends into a panic

For now …

For now, video gamers that play to excess, stop showering, lose their jobs, and otherwise spend ten or twenty hours a day or week in their virtual world may be exhibiting compulsive behavior or they may be escaping the real world. Their compulsive gaming may be leading to negative consequences in other aspects of their lives.

They will not however suffer from the physical withdrawal symptoms associated with drugs or alcohol if they are somehow separated from the game. On a parent forum one mother remarked that when she tried to take her son out for the day he "just had to get back to his game, it was like he was in withdrawals".

Those are called compulsions, not withdrawals. Using the term in such a setting is a colloquial perversion similar to saying one is addicted to their cell phone.

it could be because they are hallucinating that bugs are in their skin or because withdrawl symptoms cause intense itching or they could be hiv positive or have full blown aids which causes sore and lesions. junkies also frequently fight each other over drugs and money and women who prostitute themselves for drugs are frequently physically abused.