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Heroin which is also named as diacetylmorphine, diamorphine and morphine diacetate is a very addictive drug synthesized from morphine. Opium poppy is the main item of heroin. Afghanistan is believed to be top provider of heroin as there are many areas where opium poppy is cultivated. An addiction to heroin starts when a person first takes it for recreation. He or she continues taking it as a drug when found it enhancing his feelings or releives from certain conditions such as pain. Heroin addicts are always seen with a devastating dependency on this drug. It is when a person becomes addicted to heroin that the tolerance develops and the volume per use increases gradually. Physical dependence and addictions develop when higher doses are taken. The addicted will be restless to take this drug when in deficiency or the drug is not available in hand. Heroin goes through blood and brain barriers and acts as an anti-anxiety reactor, relief of pain and creates a 'body high" feeling in the addict's body. The addict feels his life is worthless without heroin. Thus heroin addiction affects a life to the worst degree. An addict can and often will do anything in order to get heroin in his body. Heroin is very expensive and an illegal drug in most countries. Due to the effects and for rehabilitation purposes it has been allowed to be prescribed legally in some countries like the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany and Denmark. The drug has to be used as injection or tablet and prescribed by a licensed doctor. Although it is an illegal item, there are some gangs of people who import it in a country and sell to addicts. The youngsters are the victim consumers in most places. They get addicted to heroin though a user who is already addicted. Then he or she takes them to the seller. As it is not cost effective the addicts always try to get money through illegal activities like stealing, robbery, blackmailing etc. In many cases heroin addiction seems to be a cause of big crimes in many areas. Alcoholism is a health affliction of the mind, body and soul. Virtually anyone can become an alcoholic if they are around the conditions that breed addictive behavior such as alcoholism - that would be environmentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Alcoholism is an addiction that attaches itself to the body, mind, and spirit of its victims. Let's take a look.  Physical Addiction To Alcohol The physical addiction to alcohol is an operation that deals with how the pancreas processes sugar in the bloodstream. In the alcoholic/hypoglycemic individual the pancreas does not do a very efficient job in processing the sugars from the alcohol.  Here is how it works: The alcoholic literally craves his first few drinks of alcohol just for the sugar aspect of it. (If there is no alcohol around, he will most likely gorge out on sugar foods to curb his addiction). Once the alcoholic has had his first few drinks it depresses blood sugar levels even more (the pancreas is too overloaded to do its job efficiently)! So the alcoholic craves even more sugar to correct this low blood sugar state and the vicious cycle continues. Brain cells demand more alcohol to replace the lack of sugar. Hence, the alcoholic craves alcohol.  I am a recovered alcoholic of fifteen years and I have done extensive research into the effects of alcoholism on the body and can safely tell you that once diet is improved and hypoglycemia treated through proper diet, the physical addiction for alcohol will subside. When I was an alcoholic/hypoglycemic I would eat sweets and drink Pepsi all day if I didn't have access to alcohol. I was an emotional basket case.
   Poor diet is the culprit for physical addiction to alcohol. How do I know this? Because I have listened to my body and I corrected hypoglycemia and physical cravings for alcohol through diet. The best diet for the alcoholic, diabetic, hypoglycemic is a whole grain diet. Throw out all refined food products from your kitchen cupboards and go natural! Foods such as whole wheat bread, brown rice, whole grain pasta, beans, legumes, and oatmeal all work to stabilize and metabolize blood sugar levels, which gives the overloaded pancreas a break so it can start to do its job properly. The reader decides what is good in each individual case. If any suggestion or advice is not helpful in your case, the authors suggest that you do not use it. Each case is individual; each case is different. Be your own judge of what is good in your particular case. WOW! So you have a complaint! So, you have a serious complaint! What do you do? How do you pile through all the red tape of dealing with nursing homes and physical rehabilitation centers? Have you been given the run-around by a physical rehabilitation center or nursing home. Do they ignore your questions or requests? Does it seem like you are invisible to them? Have you made legitimate requests and been ignored at every turn? Does it "seem" like the corporate persons or people in charge or the licensed social workers are taking advantage of the situation? Is the center or nursing home ignoring bedsores that were acquired right there in the center or nursing home. Those are questions to ask yourself when you feel like you are getting the run-around when dealing with health or financial issues in relation to physical rehabilitation centers and nursing homes in this world.And there are more questions; you probably can think of hundreds of questions yourself. How about these questions? Do they wait days or even weeks before the patient or resident is given proper care? Does it "appear" that the physical rehabilitation center or nursing home is doing "more bad than good"? And are they covering this up with avoidance or fabrication? Do these sound like the same complaints that you have about a particular rehabilitation center or nursing home? If they do sound similar or the same, your first steps in protecting the patient, resident and family can be found here in this self-help article.
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