Articles, tagged with "methadone", page 6
04th March 2009
Giving someone a methadone addiction is like putting that person in a prison where they are not confined by walls but by their dependence on the drug, says a detox expert, and getting off the drug is like getting out of jail.
Using the highly-addictive...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
20th February 2009
Few methadone detox or rehab facilities will accept addicts taking more than 80 milligrams per day, making methadone addiction almost untreatable in this country -- but new detox protocols are offering help.
Thousands of Americans already suffering fro...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
12th February 2009
Methadone addiction is a growing problem as doctors freely prescribe the powerfully addictive narcotic painkiller for common aches and pains.
Methadone, an addictive narcotic painkiller most commonly known for its controversial use as a "replacement ad...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
17th January 2009
As the economy worsens, more people are reaching for 'escape' drugs like painkillers and mood enhancers, and will eventually need medical drug detox to recover their lives.
In what may be the worst economy since the Great Depression, Americans are reac...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
08th January 2009
Master Cleanse: Methadone Master Cleanse Detox
The Raw Food Detox Master Cleanse Diet Natalie Rose
Fruit and vegetables which are derived from living plants are rich in health-promoting nutrients such as beta-carotene vitamins A and C (powerful antiox...
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Author:
Lori
19th December 2008
CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment) Act was established in 1988 to set high quality laboratory testing methods to ensure accurate, reliable, timely test results etc. CLIA has categorized laboratory testing based on the test complexity of the ...
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Author:
Stephen Jhonson
03rd December 2008
Medical technology has provided specific drugs that can help with detoxification symptoms. I know it sounds odd. Take a drug to get off a drug. But because some of the symptoms are so severe, having these drugs available can be very important. Plus, they ...
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Author:
Jonas Smith
30th November 2008
A recent editorial in the Salt Lake Tribune on the dangers of prescription drugs suggests that in the five days from when it was written to when it was delivered to readers, five more people will have died from prescription drug addiction or abuse.
T...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
20th October 2008
10-panel drug test is a device used for testing 10 specific drugs in the urine sample. This test is helpful in detecting multiple drugs and drug metabolites in urine at a time. 10-panel drug tests are used for performing preliminary tests and the results ...
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Author:
Stephen Jhonson
16th August 2008
When it comes to prescription painkillers, we really seem to be between a rock and a hard place. After God knows how many people were killed, injured or turned into drug addicts with OxyContin, doctors started looking for alternatives. Many chose methadon...
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Author:
Gloria MacTaggart
20th May 2008
According to two recent Australian studies, the use of naltrexone implants to treat drug dependency should be stopped because of reports of severe adverse reactions. But even if the so-called "treatment" was safe, treating a drug addiction with a replacem...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
28th April 2008
Police seizures of the opiate addiction maintenance drug buprenorphine are skyrocketing in Baltimore, MD, and according to officials it is typical of a national trend. Under publicly funded "addiction maintenance" programs, addicts are being prescribed wh...
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Author:
Rod MacTaggart
18th April 2008
Addiction to painkiller is a common problem, especially these days. According to a study, above two million Americans every year take painkillers illegally.
This is also confirmed by the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse (NHSDA) in 2002. Accordi...
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Author:
Bertil Hjert
19th January 2008
With all the news about the dangers of prescription drugs - especially opioid painkillers like OxyContin, methadone and morphine - you would think people would be using less of them. However, judging by the statistics, including the number of people going...
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Author:
Gloria MacTaggart
14th January 2008
Oral Fluid/saliva drug tests are rapidly becoming the ideal process for drug testing at both the home and workplace. Generally they can also detect the specimens of previous few days. Oral fluid based drug tests are as accurate as the urine tests. They ca...
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Author:
Stephen Jhonson