What Drugs do ?

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 18th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | No Comments »

The brain is a complex machine, the various products act in different ways, altering various functions. The cholinergic, for example, act on receptors of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter known for his role in memory. Piracetam is the most famous and oldest of these products. Another product of this family, the Donepezil is generally used to mitigate the effects of Alzheimer’s disease. It can also act on dopamine, which manages, among others, concentration, pleasure and motivation. Among the many ingredients that can increase the level of this valuable drug, we mention one found naturally in tea, L-Theanine, which acts on stress levels and increases the ability to concentrate.

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Comprehensive Review of Prevent Drug Abuse

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 16th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | No Comments »

The comprehensive review included several steps, including:

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Preventing the Recurrence of Problems With Alcohol & Drugs

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 14th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | No Comments »

Postobservation activities, aimed at preventing the recurrence of problems with alcohol and drugs:

* Counseling
* Circles sharing
* Support Groups
* Crisis Intervention
* Support visits
* Visits awareness
* Referral to treatment
* Referral to a detoxification service
* Referrals to social services
* Referrals to medical services
* Referrals to services offered by the band.

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Prevention Activities

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 12th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | No Comments »

Prevention activities, which aim to prevent the emergence of serious problems caused by alcohol and other drugs:

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Background & Activities to Prevent Drugs & Alcohol

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 10th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | No Comments »

NNADAP was introduced in the mid-1970s, as part of a pilot project to fight against the abuse of alcohol and drugs. We made it a permanent program in 1982, saw “the urgency of the problem manifest abuse of alcohol and drug use among First Nations and Inuit (trans. free). This stability has fostered better coordination with other programs promoting health and sobriety in the community.

NNADAP has more than 550 prevention programs and more than 700 workers – almost all employed by the Inuit and First Nations. Activities vary depending on the number of inhabitants and the needs of each community and the availability of skilled workers, but they can be divided into three main categories

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Alcohol & Drugs in Aboriginal

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 8th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse | 1 Comment »

National program to fight against the abuse of alcohol and drugs in Aboriginal

The National Program to Fight against the abuse of alcohol and drugs among Aboriginal (NNADAP) is an example of Health Canada program which is managed largely by communities and First Nations agencies. Its goal is the one who had presided over its creation in the 70s, namely to help Inuit communities and First Nations to develop and offer programs to reduce high rates of alcohol abuse, drugs and solvents among residents of reserves. NNADAP supports a national network of 52 treatment centers inpatient totaling approximately 700 beds. It contains background information on these centers as well as those funded by the National Program against solvent abuse among young people (PNLASJ) by consulting the directory of treatment centers, established and maintained in these programs.

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Preventing Drug Abuse

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 6th, 2010 in Prevent Drug Abuse, Prevention | 1 Comment »

Guidance for parents :

1. It’s good to talk to children about snuff, alcohol and other drugs.
You may find they have misconceptions and misconceptions about the properties of drugs. You can help their children have adequate information.

2. It’s really great to listen to children.
Children can speak better on a topic with parents who are good listeners. If you were listening attentively and actively, their children will share their experiences.

3. It’s very good to help children feel good about yourself.
Your children will feel better if you tend to value their achievements and their efforts (regardless of the outcome). Strengthen your self-esteem if they evaluated their actions and not criticize them as persons.

4. It is very important that you help your children develop strong values and appropriate.
A strong system of values and principles can help them make decisions based on facts, not pressure from his friends, colleagues. To help them, their own messages on this subject should be clear and consistent, reasoning together their claims.

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Drug Addiction

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 4th, 2010 in Definition, Drug Addiction, Risk Factors | No Comments »

Drug AddictionThey are known as such addictions to various toxic substances, which produce multiple adverse health effects, both physical and psychological, family and social serious repercussions.

1. What is addiction?
Substance abuse or addiction is a chronic primary disease process, infectious and progressive. It causes serious problems not only for the youth concerned but also for the family and society.

2. A growing problem
Drug abuse has been emerging as a major problem among youth in recent years to be seen as an epidemic.
Alcohol and snuff have been called illegal drugs and that young people often experience, however, the use and abuse of illicit drugs has been increasing in this population.

3. The effects of the drug
The physical and psychological consequences, acute or chronic drug use for adolescents are of great concern. Adverse effects of drugs are varied and include:

- Toxic reactions, potential crime, changes in mood, sensory impairment or deterioration of motor function.

- They can affect mental functioning, including impaired concentration, trial and cognitive function, formation of misconceptions, temporary memory loss, inattention, extreme agitation, delusions of persecution and hallucinations.

Drug addiction is often related to trauma. The leading causes of death in these young people are acts of violence such as homicides, suicides and accidents, especially traffic.

Chronic effects of alcohol and drug abuse include severe disorders such as cancer, cirrhosis, and respiratory disease. Both are more serious or chronic psychological disorders.

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Vistaybay drug rehab program for the every drug addicted people

Posted by Karaeng Wawan | March 2nd, 2010 in Rehabilitation | 1 Comment »

Drug addiction and alcohol addiction is not the good thing for the individuals. So many times, the drug addicted & alcohol addicted people are neglected by their families, friends, relatives & society in a whole.

The major cause why any usual person get involve into drug addiction and alcohol addictions because of the failure in tacking or bearing the problems, not tried fully and totally get mix up with the bad company of evil people and forget about the God.

If you are also a person who is facing or bearing the circumstances of Drug addiction as well as you ultimately want to get rid of the drug addiction then you are not alone because in this world, there are so many like you, that also want to get rid of drug addiction.

A special solution to get rid of Drug addiction is to join a unique plus best drug rehab program of vista Bay drug rehab program. Of course, by just joining the Vista bay drug rehab program any one can easily get a special way of getting rid of the drug addiction.

Most appreciable thing about the Vistabay rehab program, it provide a friendly environment to the drug addicted people as well as teach the ways “how to tackle the problems without getting involve with drug addiction”. Inclining it, this drug rehab program has 12 step programs to treat the drug addicted people so efficiently in a most smooth & friendly way.

In relation of processing period of the Vista bay rehab program, it becomes continuous for more than28 days. For the all age group people, whether you belong to teenage or older age this drug rehab program is suitable for everyone.

At present this drug rehab program is available in three different locations of California are Watsonville, Placerville and Lake Tahoe.

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Schizophrenia by Cannabis use

Posted by Jack Rossoe | February 24th, 2010 in Marijuana | No Comments »

On drugs you will not be finished. Today: cannabis. The cannabis plant has several useful components. So the seed is edible, nutritious and healthy for humans and animals. Better known is the THC that dust from the flowers of the female plant is achieved. THC is a popular drug among young people. In Great Britain was investigated among 28,000 young people about their cannabis use and that of others. It demonstrates that one in six young British people have ever used cannabis. 11 percent find it especially cool to use, the rest used it to ‘life that cannot’. Read the rest of this entry »

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