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Health Notes: Week of Aug. 19

...  Notes: Week of Aug. 19 11, orthopedic surgeons David Bindelglass, MD and Joel Malin, MD, orthopedic nurse Karen Essig and physical therapist Amy Mooney will discuss the causes of and treatments for hip and knee pain. On Sept. 18, geriatrician Vivian Argento, MD and … Read more on Fairfield Sun Free Alcoholism Newsletter! Sign Up It is a mind-altering addictive drug and causes up to 60 different diseases from cancer (of the mouth, larynx, esophagus, breast, bowel, liver and pancreas), bleeding ulcers, heart attack and stroke, neurological damage, prostate disease, impotence … Read more on About – News & Issues Read ...

Cocaine Rehab Center: Cocaine Addiction Treatment

This addiction does not respect the age, profession, religion and other physical attributes. Cocaine has little use in the field of medicine. Because of the aesthetic effect, it has been used for eye surgery. Read more... ...

Alcohol Drug Recovery: Recovery at Alcohol Drug Treatment Centers

The ultimate goal of the best alcohol drug treatment centers is to help people of all backgrounds and all life experiences establish a life they are satisfied with without addictive drugs or alcohol. The very best programs are made up of the three traditional phases of alcohol addiction treatment, which are detoxification, rehabilitation and continuing, long term care. In order to give a patient the best chance of success with their recovery, treatment plans must always be personalized to be as unique as the patient himself is. No two individuals are going to respond to a treatment plan the same way, so it is vital that every person is given the tools to recovery that are most effective for him or her. Read more... ...

Whats the Easiest Way for Someone Addicted to Pot to Quit?

Question by king of the Kastle: whats the easiest way for someone addicted to pot to quit? its not me, but a close friend Best answer: Answer by Killer TCold turkey. If they smoke it will be easyer. If not good luck. Take it one day at a time. Answer by JulesThere is no *easy* way to break any addiction. That’s why there is rehab for nearly every addiction known to man. “…addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease. It may take a number of attempts before you can remain free of drugs or alcohol” Read more... ...

Advice to Find Alternative to Oxy?

Question by bobby joe: advice to find alternative to oxy? Everyday is the same thing. Get money, get oxycodone. I care about nothing else in the world right now. It would be easy to say just stop but the problem is when i go more than a day without it I find life is just not worth living, not to mention I feel physically bad. I have no motivation to stop because I have literally nothing else in the world going for me. I know this is kind of a rant, but does anybody have any advice or anything at all? and not just, “you should go to rehab” Read more... ...

Why Are the Conditions in Most Mental Hospitals Awful?

Question by Jack: Why are the conditions in most mental hospitals awful? Some are even dangerous e.g. patients can often be at risk from other patients. And I’m not even talking about the ones that use electric shock “treatment”. My question is how are mental hospitals actually supposed to HELP patients? I would think that feeling unsafe and being around people that scream and bang their heads off walls and stuff would make anyone’s mental problem 10 times worse? Best answer: Read more... ...

Should I Try Marijuana?

Question by yep: Should I try Marijuana? 1. I’m in college, and I wouldn’t do it often, at the most once every few months. 2. I wouldn’t do it after I graduate. 3. I’ve never had any drugs other than alcohol and have never smoked. 4. I drink on weekends, but I’m careful about it and have never done anything I regret in the morning and I’m still a virgin. 5. I’m Catholic and morally conservative but politically liberal, so I’m guessing that my parents “no drugs” lectures are still pulling at my conscience. 7. I’d also like the opinion of what other Christians think about the morality of it (if it is a moral issue at all) and why?? 8. I’m pretty scared about the concept of a “gateway drug.” 9. Health worries? 10. Lastly, I would’t smoke it…I’d probably vaporize or try a brownie cause I don’t like the idea of smoke in my lungs (grandma and grandpa died of lung cancer). Read more. ...