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HEALTH NOTES: Feb. 27

HEALTH NOTES: Feb. 27
When you donate blood at a Southcoast-sponsored blood drive you are helping to keep your local blood supply strong — so it is there when you need it. Page 3 of 24 – Community Blood Drives: … Tweens and teens age 11 to 19 that live in the South Coast …
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Xbox Ultimate Games Sale Day 7: Saints Row, Metro Last Light half price
It's the final day of the Xbox 360 Ultimate Games Sale, and that means that today, 24 February, is the last chance to pick up any of the latest daily deals, which includes Saints Row IV and Metro: Last Light for half-price, and also any of the titles …
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What Is the Difference Between Type I and Type 2 Acoholism? (Or Is It Type a & Type B Alcoholism?)?

Question by worldrunner2000: What is the difference between Type I and Type 2 acoholism? (Or is it Type A & Type B alcoholism?)?
I work in the Substance Abuse field and see both problem drinkers (meeting DSM IV criteria for “Abuse”) and addicted individuals (meeting at least 3 of 7 criteria for Dependency). How can I explain types of alcoholism (not problem drinking, i.e. abuse) and the Types to a class to help them better understand themselves?

Best answer:

Answer by casanova_mike_jordan
Hi I am a medical transcriptionist not a doctor but still i know little thing about alcoholism and pysch. DSM datas. Type 1 alcoholism accounts for about 75% of alcoholics and is characterized by the following signs and symptoms:
The onset of alcohol-related problems occurs after the age of 25.
A low degree of spontaneous alcohol-seeking behavior and alcohol-related fighting. Psychological dependence, coupled with guilt and fear about alcoholism. A low degree of novelty-seeking and a high degree of harm avoidance. Type 2 alcoholism is characterized by the following signs and symptoms: The onset of alcohol-related problems occur before the age of 25. There is a high degree of spontaneous alcohol-seeking behavior and fighting. Infrequent feelings of guilt and fear about alcohol dependence.

If I Do This What Will Happen?

Question by Rachel Mathers: If i do this What will happen?
I don’t plan on doing it for very long or even more than twice but I want to try and throw up what I have eaten. Please don’t tell me I am being stupid it will only make it worse. I am asking for help. Will it become an addiction easily? Does it hurt? How fast does it work? I want to be skinnier so much. I am almost 14. About 5 foot 1. Sort of muscular build. B cup. I don’t think I am fat but I am so unhappy with my body.

Best answer:

Answer by Aida
if you do that you are considered bulimic. u will get addictied. its considered a psycological disorder. if u want to lose weight i suggest trying acai and jojoba. you should also go vegetarian. dont do throw up your food 🙁

DISCUSSION on MARINJUANA

Marijuana is a drug found in form of an herb. It’s botanically referred as cannabis sativa.

Marijuana is usually taken through smoking but can also be eaten or steeped in tea.

When smoked marijuana is rolled into a cigarette called a joint or a pipe called a bong.

Marijuana has got many street names example hashish, bhang, cannabis, pot, holy herb etc.

Its availability and low prices in many countries especially in Africa makes it to be usable among the youths and school pupils example the in secondary schools and colleges. Although

Inmost countries it is illegal but unfortunately due to weak law enforcing agent, incompetence, and lack of enough campaigns against the vice.

DISCUSSION

My opinion about it is that it should not be taken and any circumstances and should be discouraged at all levels. Due its wind ranging side effects that are either fatal or may lead to permanent incapacities to the person taking it.