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Question by Steve C: Did you see women show more brain damage from alcohol abuse than men?
“Females More Prone To Brain Damage From Alcohol Abuse” is the name of the research article below. Will any of you ladies cut back on heavy drinking as a result?

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/07/070722232203.htm

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Answer by Marianne_not_Ginger
Huh? I don’t understand the question. *sigh* Ok come find me and explain it. I’ll be in the bar.

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UM researchers say that use of the non-addictive drug gabapentin for insomnia during alcohol recovery warrants further study.
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Scientists are using virtual reality to help alcoholics cope with situations that might get them in trouble. This ScienCentral News video explains. www.sciencentral.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Best treatment for alcohol addiction person from alcohol rehab

Best treatment for alcohol addiction person from alcohol rehab.

Alcohol rehab

People who regularly consume alcohol suffer from health problems such as liver disease, chronic pancreatitis, gastritis, cardiovascular and neurological problems. Alcohol abuse may even lead to cancer and a painful death. Those who have difficulty in moderating drinking, neglect daily activities and show physical symptoms of withdrawal are in need of alcohol rehab.

The treatment program chosen for alcohol rehab should fit the specific needs of the addict. If an incorrect evaluation is made at the initial stage, then the chances for failure heighten. There are varying degrees of alcohol abuse. Some individuals may have a history of many failed attempts to end their abuse pattern. These patients are suitable for in patient residential treatment. Long-term inpatient alcohol rehab programs are conducted over a period of three to six months and provide the addict with a change of environment as well as care. However, if an individual has only a short history of abuse, then outpatient treatment or counseling may suffice.

Question by Annizz Mak: Where the Alcohol come from?
I wanna know all these question~*

“About Alcohol”
-> Where the Alcohol come from?
-> How it is made and any dangers in the process?
-> Legitimate uses, if any…
-> Specific organs affected by immediate use?
-> Long term effects of consequences?
-> Legal consequences…
-> Social and moral consequences…
-> 5 statistics about the substance
-> 2 places and phone numbers where you can go for help for abuse

“About Amphetamines”
-> Legal consequences…
-> Social and moral consequences…
-> 5 statistics about the substance
-> 2 places and phone numbers where you can go for help for abuse

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Answer by Jazz ?
Your mom is the answer to all these questions.

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