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    from the first hit. In “Chasing Heroin” many of the addicts resemble the effects heroin carries. A variety of treatment options are available to reduce and remove those images and effects of heroin one may experience. Methadone a well-known treatment. Ever since the existence of methadone‚ addicts have turned to the drug to escape heroin. The existence of heroin has been around for ages. Consuming America and everyone inside. “The CDC has shown a dramatic rise in the heroin epidemic” (Newscaster). The

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    significant problem with drugs and alcohol. This is due to the fact that Class A drugs like heroin is more available to buy or sell. Replacement heroin has been introduced to bring addicts off heroin and gradually stop them from using drugs. Even although methadone costs the NHS up to Sixteen Million a year‚ in some years it has exceeded this figure. So are drugs and alcohol causing more problems than ever? Some people think that Legal highs are safe because they can be purchased online legally‚ but the fact

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    intervention is through biological means. For example‚ methadone mimics the effects of heroin but is less addictive and produces euphoria but to a lesser degree. Initially a drug abuser is prescribed slowly increasing amounts of methadone to increase tolerance to the drug. The dose is then slowly decreased until the addict no longer needs either methadone or heroin. However‚ this needs to consider individual differences as some addicts may find that methadone is not enough of a kick to substitute heroin.

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    very high when disulfiram is no longer given as the participant will be able to drink without the conditioned nausea‚ so the conditioning is extinguished. If no counselling or social support is given relapse is almost inevitable. METHADONE TREATMENT Methadone replaces heroin at the synapse‚ relieving the withdrawal symptoms and allowing the addict to cope without the drug. It also partially blocks the opiate rush making injecting less desirable. It is taken orally as a green liquid. It lasts

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    describe the purpose for which each is typically used. * Methadone is perhaps the best known synthesized opiate. A person that receives periodic doses of methadone would not get high if he/she then took heroin or morphine. It’s purpose is to eliminate an addicts desire for heroin‚ with minimal side effects. Mainly‚ heroin addicts receive methadone to reduce or prevent future heroin use. Some physicians also prescribe methadone for pain relief. * Oxycontin’s active ingredient is oxycodone

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    stepping stone to use of narcotic drugs.” (Zastrow‚ 281) While some studies can present declining drug use and attribute it to more rigid drug laws and enforcement‚ it as difficult to separate the efficacy of other treatment alternatives‚ such as methadone‚ as legislation has typically toughened as other options are approached. The correlation is most difficult to divide as a result. B. Identify the current social policy and practices The

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    |COM 220 | |Pain Pill Addiction | |Ja’de Ford 11/9/08 | Com 220 Research Paper Pain Pill Addiction Each year millions are of Americans are battling a serious addiction with prescription drugs according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration about 6.2 million Americans abuse painkillers‚ sedatives‚ tranquilizers‚ and stimulants - making

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    Elizabeth has been a drug user for a long time. Her friend believe that addiction has not a biological explanation as none of her friends are addicts and they do not encourage her to take drugs. Describe and evaluate one biological explanation of drug addiction that could be used to understand Elizabeth’s drug explanation. Drug misuse causes significant changes to our neurotransmitter levels in the brain‚ and specifically levels of dopamine and serotonin. As these chemicals are both involved

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    Midterm Exam Redo There is an infinite amount of reasons why people may take heroin or any other drug for that matter. From personal observations I have noticed that even though the reasons vary by individual there is still a main pattern. I believe most people take heroin because they like the feeling of being drugged. When they are in this state they don ’t have to think about problems. In a way the drug is a diversion from their true feelings and an escape from their ordinary lives. Another

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    Drug Classifications A.C.E. Inhibitors - Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors block the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II. Avoiding Angiotensin II may avoid increased blood pressure and vasoconstriction. They usually have the suffix "PRIL" A.2.R.B. - Angiotensin 2 Receptor Blockers block Angiotensin 2 enzymes from specific receptor sites. Avoiding Angiotensin 2 activity helps prohibit vasoconstriction. They usually have the suffix "ARTAN" Anti-Biotics - Anti-Biotics inhibit the

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