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Anal Administration of OpiatesHow To Administer Opiates or MDMA (Ecstasy) Via Anal Administration [i.e. "plugging", "enema"]
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American Workers Using Opiates to Replace CocaineCocaine use is on the downside but persons are just substituting pain relievers instead which is now causing more of addiction issues. -
Opiates that Treat Chronic Pain and the DEA's War on DoctorsIn this day and age, something like pain management should be a somewhat easy task. Because of the DEA's overzealous acts, doctors are helpless when facing a patient with chronic pain issues. -
A Cure for Addiction to Opiates and OpiodsInformation about Suboxone.
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Comparing the Effects of Cobra Venom Versus Opiates on Vision AcuityAn overview of an experiment that took place in 1939 involving cobra venom and visual focusing. Theory, experimental procedure, and results are all discussed. -
Dependent on Painkillers, Help is Here with SuboxoneOpiates are prescription pain medicine. Most patients become dependent or addicted to them. Suboxone is an opiate but, has less of a high affect along with a opioid and pain blocker.
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Grease and Taxi Star Jeff Conoway Dead at Age 60At age 10, Jeff Conoway had a promising career. He starred worked with a theater legend (Lillian Gish) and later was one of the stars of one of the most proclaimed contemporary musicals Grease. The drug scene won out and ultimately ended his life. -
Pain Management and MedicationThere is a widespread under-use of medication (opiates) for pain management. Millions of people suffer needlessly with little or no medication pain-even the end of life care patients such as the elderly and cancer and HIV/AIDs patients
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The First Week of Opiate WithdrawalA closer look at the symptoms someone using opiates will experience on a day to day basis during withdrawal.
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Living a Gluten Free and Casein Free Lifestyle Benefits an Autistic ChildEliminating harmful proteins that act as opiates from your child's diet can improve speech and behavior, ease gastrointestinal difficulties, and allow your child to rationalize their thoughts in order to live a happier, healthier, more productive life.
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Psychoactive Drugs: The Classes, Uses and Effects of these DrugsThere are five main classes of psychoactive drugs, that is, drugs that affect the neurological communication within the body, and especially within the brain. These substances are used widely today for a number of different reasons.
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Chronic Pain Control with a Dried Cannabis Sativa Plant or MarijuanaMarijuana is now legalized in several states and is being used for its medicinal purposes with great success. Marijuana provides effect relief to chronic pain sufferers without all the adverse side effects of large dosage opiates. -
Signs of a Pain Pill AddictionAddiction ot pain pills or opiates is on the increase. This article lists five signs that someone might be addicted to pain medication.
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Medicinal Marijuana and Chronic PainModern pharmaceuticals such as opiates are not the best treatment for long-term chronic pain. Because of their ability to become addictive and patients systems crave more and more, Medicinal Marijuana may just be a safer treatment for chronic pain.
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Opiate Addiction: Percocet, Vicodin, Tylenol 3, Opium, Heroin, Morphine and CodeineOpiates are known to slow breathing rates because it works on the respiratory center of the brain. These can be very powerful pain relieving medications because they aide in producing endorphins when excessive pain is present.
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5 Masterpieces of Drug-inspired LiteratureThe following is a collection of some of the most beautiful literature inspired by mind-altering substances. In the canon of drug lit, the focus here is on some of the most innocent travelers. -
Hydrocodone Side Effects: Risks, Benefits of Hydrocodone TherapyHydrocodone is a relatively safe and very effective narcotic analgesic. As with all opiates, it is not without its risks and side effects.
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The Uses of Naloxone in MedicineNalaxone is a drug, an opiod receptor antagonist, used to counteract the overdose of opiates, such as heroin or morphine. -
All About TramadolTramadol is a FDA approved drug, listed under the category of analgesics or opioid agonists. The drug acts on the nervous central system, being 100% synthetic and it does not have the slightest structural similarity with opiates. I
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The Truth About Eliezer FalconThis is a brief article detailing the recent case of Eliezer Falcon and defending his good name that was dragged through the mud.
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A Continuing Exploration of Mythological Connections to Flora and FaunaThis articles shares myths attached to more flora and fauna.
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The Economic, Political, and Institutional Causes of Crime in MexicoA criminology paper investigating the causes of crime in Mexico
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Celebrity Overdoses Adversely Effect Pain ManagementIt seems that celebrity overdoses or accidental deaths caused by prescription drugs are having an adverse effect on pain management in America.
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Kubla Khan's Opiate HeritageThis essay examines how Samuel Taylor Coleridge's use of opium influenced his creative process on the poem, "Kubla Khan."
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Home Remedies and Non-pharmaceutical Approaches to Dealing with Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS)With the lack of optimum medical choices for the treatment of RLS, many of us seek home remedies to alleviate our symptoms. Diligence in analyzing your daily routine will aid you in developing a personal method for dealing with your RLS. -
Vicodin Vs. PercocetThe differences between the drugs and their overall effectiveness
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Expectant Mother's Nutrition Needs During Pregnancy and Lactation (Breastfeeding)Dietary needs of expectant mothers during pregnancy and lactation (breastfeeding) -
Crazy Effects of My High Blood Pressure MedicationEveryone reacts to medication differently, but after 15 years, my doctors still can't figure out what my "right" dose is.
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New Methods of Drug Addiction Treatment NeededLooking at psychological causes, lack of housing and inadequate nutrition and healthcare: treating the whole person to reduce societal cost
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Overcoming Opiate AddictionPain killer addiction can be rough, but there are ways to deal with it.
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Addicted to AddictionAn assessment of a variety of "addictions" people claim to be falling victims to lately.
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Drug Testing in the WorkplaceAn overview of drug testing options and how it affects the work place.
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The American War on DrugsThis college paper covers the history and current perspectives on the American War On Drugs. The "war" is looked at with a worldwide span and also with it's relevance both to the past and to modern events.
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Pre-employment Drug ScreeningForms of pre-employment drug testing
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Opiate Detox Without the WithdrawalIn this day and age there are ways for people to go through a pain free opiate detox ... but is that a good thing? -
The New Prohibition: TobaccoAn article comparing the failed attempt to render alcohol illegal, with the current attempt that is being made against tobacco.
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Substance Abuse Among Among Gays and LesbiansI wrote this piece as a part of Substance Abuse awareness. Not only does it point out the struggle of addiction within the Gay and Lesbian community, but it forms a sense of mindfulness to those individuals as individuals. I am very proud to have researched this topic.
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The Seductive Qualities of Chocolate: Mood, Emotion and AddictionWhat, experts ask, is so special about chocolate that it tempts and triumphs over us? Well, experts have discovered that chocolate possesses various substances that affect moods and our feelings, and can even be physiologically addicting.
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Overcoming a Dysfunctional ChildhoodIs there hope for a child who is raised by drug dealers? I believe so, and my story proves that there is. -
The Issue of "Caps" in Salaries for NBAIssue of Caps in Salaries of NBA. This paper tries to bring forth the effectiveness of Salary cap. It also tries to examine whether the salary cap was able to bring respite to weaker teams and also the reasons behind its ineffectiveness.
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