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    Introduction Addiction can be extremely difficult to overcome. Drugs can alter the chemical make up in one’s brain making it crave the drug. Sometimes an intervention is needed for an individual to get their life back on track. Addiction is not only hard on the addict, but difficult on the family as well. Interventions can help an individual realize how the addiction is affecting everyone in their lives and gives them the opportunity to go to rehab and get sober. Tiffany Tiffany is a…

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    (Inaba/Power Point). Typically, opioids contain, opium, morphine, codeine, heroin and others. Codeine (also known as cough syrup, lean or purple drank), is an example of an opioid. Lean is a drink that rappers have made popular. This gives me the idea that those who abuse this drug are just following along with the trend. What I mean by following the trend is, they decide to use it because their idol, or favorite artist uses this particular drug. Morphine and heroin on the other hand, are known…

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    Term Drug Abuse

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    1. What is meant by the term drug abuse? Drug abuse is the over consumption or excessive use of an addictive substance. Drug abuse occurs when the user consumes an excessive amount of an addictive substance, such as alcohol, prescription medication, street drugs, etc. for some type of reaction. The consumption of an illicit or prescribed drug becomes compulsive, and eventually leads to the addiction. This type of addiction is also referred to as drug abuse or drug dependency. The body…

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    put her out of work for at least three months. The operation was successful and the surgeon put Becky on morphine to ease the pain. She was to take the medication, as needed, but became addicted and ran out of the medicine which had no…

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    scientists working at the German drug company Bayer produced an acetylated form of morphine when they tried to produce codeine. The scientists found that this acetylated form of morphine is more potent than morphine. They gave this drug a brand new name: Heroin. At the time, morphine was a popular drug, however, it had a problem of addictive side-effects. In 1898, the Bayer company marketed heroin as a substitution for morphine and advertised it as a non-addictive drug. It was used as the…

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    The quote “pain is weakness leaving the body”; can be traced to the Marine Corps. This motivational quote is often used to inspire marines to endure painful stimuli. But what is pain? Pain is a neurological response to stressful stimuli, such as an illness or injury. It can manifest in one of two ways: chronic or acute pain. Chronic pain is persistent pain that can last for years. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, and the National Institutes of Health,…

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    of opium.British decided to start using opium as a way to dismiss the trade imbalance between Britain and China. This caused opium addiction across China and in 1839 opium brought in by British ships was burned. (Sally Robertson) As we can see, morphine has been on the face of…

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    Placebo Effect Study

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    effect doesn’t mitigate the effect) can be attributed to the action of endorphins in the brain. So, in simpler terms, placebo effect is an endogenous mechanism of analgesia driven by endorphin action. What are some effects of opiate drugs such as morphine, and presumably endogenous opioids too? (5 points) What is meant by the placebo effect when it comes to pain medication is that the analgesic effects of “medications” that are in fact not medications at all but…

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    Why Are Drugs Important

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    Drug Importation and Information Drugs have been around for a long time, people have used them in many different ways. In this paper I will be telling you about how drugs will change your life, the history of drugs, and trafficking activity that evolves around drugs. Most people today have tried drugs, just to try them, which is bad. Drugs have been becoming more popular as the years go by. Trafficking is one of the easiest ways to get drugs from country to country. Many Mexican Cartels use…

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    Elijah’s addiction to morphine, collecting human scalps and his blood lust is proof of wanting recognition and a place to fit in because he wants to be recognized and show others what he is capable of. Elijah did not start to use morphine, collect human scalps or develop an addiction to killing without any reason. The reason why he is more vulnerable to addiction is because he wants…

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