question traceyq : has anyone heard of Bio-lowering therapy to treat drink and drug addiction? Is it effective? Best Answer: Wed response Paul D
Yes, I treatment for alcohol (and, & # xE0; crack) in December 07 and stopped drinking for 4 months now I drink socially and in control. Not used since the crack remained. It worked for me and should work for you. Take care.
Has anyone heard of Bio-lowering therapy to treat drink and drug addiction? Is it effective?
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Dependence (eating, drinking, drugs, CIGS, etc.) an effective means of reforming the weak will of the human race?
January 31, 2010 by 23 Comments
question johninmelb : The dependence (eating, drinking, drugs, CIGS, etc.) an effective way to filter out weak-willed human race ? ; Controversial I know. Just curious what someone wants me denken.Bevor others to assess the primary response is clear, I am nobody to judge deliberated ; ment with my question. I think something’s length (like me) will be low because most do not addictive, but they can not find the will to stop & # XEA; ter, and my question is from an anthropological perspective, moral judgments or not you sein.Wei
How effective is hypnosis in treating alcoholism? And how is it expensive?
April 12, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Is it an effective detoxification, or get drug addicts and to their happiness?
March 3, 2009 by 5 Comments
question MBK : Is it effective detoxification or get drug addicts and to their happiness and? # XD, or most practitioners of alternative rehabilitation for many years between the re-hab and re-addiction Best Answer: and? # XD;
answer Sam
In my experience it only effective if the addict really wants to be free of its dependencies, and it does not even for others.
why Is there no truely effective treatment for Crack misuser?
February 5, 2009 by 8 Comments
Question by adam m: why Is there no truely effective treatment for Crack misuser?
I work with the addiction field and am forever angered by the lack of knowledge the so called experts have on crack misuse. There seems to be no initiatve on dealing with, and researching new treatments for Crack users. Similarly, I find the whole ethos regarding government support to give ‘drugs’ to drug users to help them get off drugs, bewildering to say the least. Stability from one drug, to another prescribed by the home office, is not freedom. More a change from one prison, to another with a nicer view.
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Answer by duckyshe
I may not be very knowledgeable but i am clever enough not to even try Crack
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