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A Bitter Truth; The Shocking Dangers of Sugar Addiction

January 13, 2016 by Bob Leave a Comment

Sugar Addiction

Sugar is something we consume regularly from a very young age. In many cases, sugar consumption begins before we even have a say in the matter—many popular baby formulas and foods contain sugar or corn syrup. Sugar consumption is often casual or social in nature. This is especially true during the holidays or times of celebration, such as a birthday or anniversary. Even a trip to the movies is … [Read more...]

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Special K; Ketamine Use Around the World

January 12, 2016 by Bob Leave a Comment

Ketamine Addiction

Ketamine is an anesthetic that is used to induce a lack of sensation or feeling prior to surgery or other medical procedures. In some cases, it can be prescribed by doctors to treat chronic or recurring conditions, but it is typically used on animals. Although the drug is used in medical procedures, its reputation largely comes from misuse in party scenes. Its dissociative effects—along with the … [Read more...]

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The Most Harmful Drugs in The World: Get Informed

January 6, 2016 by Bob 1 Comment

What Is The Most Dangerous Drug In The World

Drug use in young adults is on the rise. While all drugs can be dangerous, it’s important to stay informed and understand which drugs are most likely to be life-threatening when used. Professor David Nutt, one of the world’s leading experts on drugs (in terms of their use and effects on the brain), led a scientific study specifically designed to determine what is the most dangerous drug in the … [Read more...]

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How Binge Drinking While Young Can Permanently Destroy your Brain

January 5, 2016 by Bob Leave a Comment

Binge Drinking Destroy Brain

Many people begin drinking alcohol during adolescence or young adulthood. This is often due to peer pressure and the perception that alcohol consumption at this age is both normal and socially acceptable—despite the fact that it is illegal to consume until a person is 21 years old. Other influences, such as family history, the presence of a mental health disorder, and use of other substances play … [Read more...]

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The Rise of the Middle-Aged Addict

December 22, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

Middle Aged Drug Addiction

As a society, we largely view substance abuse and addiction as a problem of the youth. When we talk about addiction, we are most often thinking of teenagers and young adults—drug use is seen as part of growing up, something they’ll eventually leave in their past as they mature and age. In reality, substance abuse, particularly prescription drugs and alcohol, is the one of the fastest growing … [Read more...]

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Can an Anti-Alcoholism Drug Help Cure HIV?

December 16, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

Anti Alcoholism Drug Cure HIV

Antabuse, also known as disulfiram, is a drug used to treat alcoholism. The drug has been used in treatment for over 60 years and is one of several prescription treatment options for those struggling with alcoholism. Recently, the drug has garnered attention due to its potential to be used in treatment of other deadly diseases, particularly HIV. In a recent trial, scientists have found that … [Read more...]

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The Decriminalization Dilemma; the Risk of Ireland’s New Drug Policy

December 15, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

decriminalization dilemma

In many countries, drug addiction carries with it a negative stigma. Some drugs, such as marijuana, have recently been garnering national attention with discussions surrounding their use and possible benefits, but other drugs, such as cocaine and heroin, are rarely ever given a positive spin. These illicit substances tend to be at the top of the list when discussing negative stigmas associated … [Read more...]

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The Problem with Pessimism: Is Negativity an Addiction?

December 9, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

Negativity Addiction

Addiction is most frequently discussed and understood as an addiction to a physical substance. Drugs, alcohol, gambling, and even food addictions are well-known; however, there are other types of addiction that can be just as difficult to combat. Emotional addictions are often overlooked and go unnoticed. One of the most debilitating forms of emotional addiction is addiction to negativity. … [Read more...]

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Extra Cheese: The Current State of Food Addiction

December 8, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

State of Food Addiction

Drugs and alcohol are most commonly referenced when discussing addiction. Most people are aware of addiction to these substances and acknowledge the need for education and treatment in addressing it. More recently, the topic of food addiction has become widely discussed and debated, and many question whether or not it is possible to be addicted to food. Food is essential to survival; it impacts … [Read more...]

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