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Narconon is a secular rehabilitation program that specializes in treating the causes of drug addiction along with the addiction itself. Narconon is based on the beliefs and writings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and looks at the causes of drug addiction from an addict's perspective so it can effectively treat the drug addiction.
The treatment does not use any drugs of any type to ease the pain of withdrawal and provides drug rehabilitation, education, and...
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Drug addiction knows no boundaries and doesn't pick or choose who it will affect. Celebrity drug addiction is commonplace today in the business, and it is just spotlighted more because of the high profiles of today's celebrities. It's not uncommon to hear about another celebrity entering rehab for drug addiction. The list can read like a Who's Who of Hollywood.
Big names like Whitney Houston, Keith Urban, Charlie Sheen, Robert Downey, Jr., and Drew...
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Even though drug addiction is a complex disease, assigning a definition for that disease is actually quite simple. Drug addiction is, in its simplest form, defined as the continued compulsive use of drugs in spite of adverse health or social consequences.
The definition of drug addiction should also include the fact that it is a state of heavy dependence on a specific drug. Generally, it's thought of as a physical dependence, but in actuality, there is a...
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The words drug abuse and drug addiction are often used interchangeably, but in reality, there is a difference between abuse of a drug and addiction. Addiction does begin with drug abuse, but addiction is much more than a lot of drug use. It is much more than that.
Drug abuse is basically the repeated or uncontrolled use of controlled substances. It can also be defined as the habitual misuse of a chemical substance. This definition includes the use of...
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Overdosing on Heroin is no fun at all. The effects could last a lifetime. Heroin affects the central nervous system of the body. In small doses it can make someone feel super good for about 6-8 hours and give them an on top of the world euphoric type feeling. In fact, it makes them feel so good that they feel they can't live without it so they'll do anything to get it.
A dose of heroin strong enough to kill the average person can be anywhere from 200-500mg. However, hard core...
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Have you wondered about the mess of muscles and nerves under your head? Well your brain, and consequently your mind is part of you that has been there for as long as you can remember. But have you ever thought about what the mind is all about, how much of it you really are using on a daily basis, and just how much power the mind has. Well the answer to all these questions is that we have no idea how much power the mind has, and just how much we are using. We are all being...
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Drug addiction has been a problem for centuries. Opium, heroin and cocaine were predominantly used for medicinal purposes until the high addiction rates and resulting problems led to these substances becoming banned. These days, modern drug treatment facilities are far more successful than the previous 'asylum' treatments because so much more is known about addiction. Through the obsessive and compulsive nature of the condition, addiction is widely classed as a disease which is...
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Culture is the one thing that we need to look at when we are thinking about the greatest problem that is plaguing the human world right now. Culture is the virulent disease that drives many of the pre concepts we have to constantly re look and re assess. Culture is the primary force that is killing hundreds of people every day all over the world. We would not think about it much because popular society actually promotes culture and its ideologies. But it goes much further than...
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Having support when you are trying to quit any addiction, habit or change your life in any way is a major factor in success. How to quit marijuana becomes a lot more difficult therefore if your friends and family are either not supportive or do not know of the impending journey you are about to undertake! One problem many people giving up marijuana give themselves is to not actually seek out a support network and create the level of social endorsement and help they might need to...
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The whole concept of mind over matter has been reproduced almost religiously with Hollywood and such, but the whole precept of it has been glamorised too much and made to believe that individuals with high resilience and facing some sort of adversity can unlock the power of the mind and do some wonderful things. This however is not true, and anyone can actually be the one who has the power of the mind and bend matter to their will. There is no story behind this, no script written...
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