Benzodiazepine Addiction Meds the Same, but Different?

Published April 28, 2014

Benzodiazepine Addiction Meds the Same, but Different?
… can lead to severe withdrawal symptoms, such as hallucinations, seizures, insomnia, increased heart rate and blood pressure, tremulousness, and diaphoresis, so it is important to do studies to address treatment protocols for benzodiazepine …
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Alcohol vs. Tobacco: Pick your poison
… and experiencing withdrawal symptoms. The New York Times even revealed through research in pharmacology, psychology, physiology and neurobiology that a nicotine addiction is just as strong and hard to break as a heroin or cocaine addiction.
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Decorated Bay City soldier says he's on the cusp of putting opiate addiction …
"I paused a few times when I really felt a lot of withdrawal symptoms," he said. "I would pause for a week at a … Methadone is synthetic opioid intended to relieve addicts of withdrawal symptoms without getting them high. It is classified as a …
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