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Recognizing Alcohol & Drug Addiction : The Effects of Withdrawal From Addiction
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Learn about the effects of withdrawal from addiction in this free home health video. Expert: rivrsurvivor Bio: John DePalma, born and raised in, Queens, NY, has been a recovering alcohol and drug addict for over 17 years. Falling off the wagon, after five years, John learned a no nonsense approach to dealing w
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#2 written by ZELIG500 1 year ago
Your user ID says more than I ever could. Is that hominenen enough for you? And you’re a bore. You’re like a dog that barks at a car. Car’s gone, dog’s still barking. At what? Don’t know. Don’t care. As for God, there are some drawn to that mystery, I say let them be. Its your aggressive aggrandizement of atheism that scares many religious people away from working toward a world were all beliefs, religious and philosophical, can exist together harmoniously.
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#3 written by DazedExistence 1 year ago
For one, attacking my ID is proof enough that you can’t understand the idea that it is based on the concept of living in an absurd world without drugs. The fact is your ideas are not only wrong based only on evidence, but wrong on ethical grounds too. If you are going to fight, do it with facts and evidence, not with attacks against me. Stick with the argument, and I will too. I think you are intelligent and know better than to attack me as a person, so prove it, or prove me wrong.
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#5 written by mathias7777777777777 1 year ago
Hi Dazed, you say atheists require evidence. I have a challenge for you. Do you believe that your position is more likely to be nearer to or closer to the truth than theism? If you don’t, why then are you an atheist? If you do, then what evidence do you have to support your position that atheism is truer than or at least more likely to be nearer to the truth than theism? A simple question.
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#8 written by M1thotyn 1 year ago
Uhh, that’s not what withdrawals are. You’re saying that withdrawals are merely the time between consuming the substance someone is addicted to. No, withdrawals are a physiological response that effect every organ in the body. Alcohol withdrawals for example: Heart rate spikes, blood pressure spikes, stroke and seizure activity emerges, shakes develop, hallucinations can occur. It’s not just merely the time between usage. No wonder this video has a low rating.
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#16 written by Ouija88 1 year ago
@broadcastmyass4u almost tru, im an addict, but i only drink in the evening, in the day im sober, but when it’s gone to evening i get the urge to drink alcohol. but sometimes i stay a month without alcohol but when some bitchin on me again i gonna drink again. But i don’t have a storage for so on, i just buy the day i need it, nothing more.
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#24 written by vitzippa 1 year ago
Whats been sayin about alcoholic, that’s more a point of view, probably the worst extreme one to, there’s probably more than four times as more alcoholics that doesn’t do that, and still is addicted. I understand the video considering alcoholic, but you are imo putting the worst view on it, prop comparing it do drugs wich imo totally wrong. peace.
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Am I on drugs? That would figure to be your argument, your an addiction counselor, anyone who disagrees with you must be on drugs, right? No, addiction is a biological/social issue, not a religious issue. And if you did your homework, you’d realize that you haven’t responded to a single argument, you pull ad hominem claims against me. Note how you attack me, but don’t respond only to the arguments themselves. And “lake of fire” was theoretical, it still represents what you have shown to believe.