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    Addiction is an urgent need that someone must have. It starts as a pleasurable experience, later turning into an uncontrollable urge. There are various types of addiction including alcohol, nicotine, and drugs. Addicted individuals do whatever is in their power to get a hold of their addiction. They are even capable of hurting their loved ones. The first type of addiction is alcohol and it is perhaps the most known addiction to humans. Becoming an alcoholic is something that occurs over time.…

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    Tobacco is bad for the overall health, so it should be no surprise smoking and chewing tobacco are harmful to the oral health. Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. Even though the Center of Disease Control has provided more education on the effects of smoking and how to quit through stop smoking campaigns, tobacco use is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. In relation to oral health, smoking can cause cancer in the oropharynx…

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    detoxification but it does become painful for some. Drug detoxification “involves the elimination of drug...substances from the body” (Guide to Drug Detox, n.d.). There are two general ways to detoxify the body: quitting “cold turkey” or quitting with the assistance of medical intervention. Quitting “cold turkey” is a method of self-detox where a person just stops using the drug they are addicted to without slowly weening themselves off of it. This alone can be one of the most difficult ways a…

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    Quit Smoking Hypnosis Research shows that the more and better informed people are about smoking, the higher their chance of quitting. At the moment it is estimated that over 1 billion people in the world smoke. That means 1 in 3 adults on the planet are smokers! Smoking 'epidemic' is likely to kill two out of three Australian smokers. And, that is outrageous! Thankfully, there are millions of ways to stop smoking and one of them is Quit Smoking Hypnosis. Hypnosis is definitely one of the most…

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    Hardy Angeles NURS301 Prof. Sparatella 30 Sept 2017 Identifying Patterns of Illness and Wellness It is crucial for the nurse to identify all of the patient’s illness patterns and health promotion patterns in order to provide the best quality of care for the patient. The identification of the patient’s illness and health promotions patterns will help the nurse to develop nursing diagnoses and prioritize them based on her/his nursing judgment and critical thinking. I was able to collect some…

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    economic and social differences, and the objectives were to completion of treatment to support quit attempts and success in quitting smoking. Smokers is a major determinant of health inequalities and the smokers should make a lot of effort to quit smoking, deprived smokers should be supported first because they are more vulnerable and more likely to smoke. Rates of success in quitting can be enhanced considerably with adequate medication and ethical and psychological support. There are studies…

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    bronchitis. Emphysema is the condition in which the alveoli are destroyed due to damaging exposure. Chronic bronchitis is the inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes. COPD is treatable. People with the condition can control the symptoms by quitting smoking or being around harmful gases. Remission or restoring is possible if they quit smoking before the age of 35. COPD is a term that covers progressive lung problems and diseases which can be defined with shortness of breath…

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    Computers, tablets, smartphones, and large flat screen TVs have consumed nearly every aspect of daily life. Innovation is wonderful, but at what cost to your vision? More than ever, people are employing their eyes to keep focus on those blue-lit screens and tiny handheld devices. This can lead to numerous eye problems such as eye fatigue and even computer vision syndrome. Constantly glaring into your tech can also increase your risk for age related vision issues. The great news is you don’t…

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    He continues to go against the odds by quitting his job in all the wrong ways. In the mid 20th century, respect for men was a huge part of life for everyone. Respect was taught at a young age. When Sammy quits his job, it was not respectful. The right way of quitting a job would be finishing your shift and then giving your manager a two week notice. This was not the case for Sammy. “...remembering how…

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    Marijuana is an addictive narcotic and the use thereof can pose a serious health risk. The benefits associated with quitting make any endeavor a good choice. Make no mistake marijuana withdrawal is extremely hard and very real. Although marijuana detox does not show any blatant physical symptoms, it is as difficult to quit as any other drug. Social perceptions about this drug were formed decades ago when the potency of the drug was not as high as it is today. Due to this, there is a…

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