When you’re addicted physically, accidentally or otherwise, to a drug, like a pain killer or alcohol, etc., it’s because you’ve suppressed or shut down your body’s production of endorphins, which are natural opiate pain killers. And when this happens you start craving the drug that you replaced the endorphins with. Your body needs the endorphins.… Read More »
Lorazepam is actually a legal prescription medication. This, however, can be unlawfully used. That is when lorazepam addiction occurs. This substance is usually prescribed by doctors for insomnia issues and some anxiety symptoms. Dependency begins when it is abused as listed: 1. Taking an increased dose. 2. Taking it beyond what is recommended. 3. Using… Read More »
Xanax addiction and negative side effects Xanax It is a sedative for the central nerves (CNS) that brokens within the category of medicines referred to as benzodiazepines. This category includes depressants such as Ativan, Valium, and also Librium. Xanax is prescribed by medical professionals licensed and also is categorized as a Category IV controlled substance.… Read More »
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Lorazepam – Ativan withdrawal, panic attacks and anxiety from withdrawal from Ativan (Lorazepam) anti anxiety pill – Benzodiazepines (Benzos)
Lorazepam withdrawal cold turkey day 18. Called ER no help. Called oncologist. Said call 911. Took Lorazepam from 10-1-12 to 9-10-14 when I read about a link between Lorazepam and dementia. Aug 14 started losing brain. Could not finish sentence. Repeated myself, cried uncontrollably, depression the worst in my life. I was given Lorazepam during… Read More »
Often prescribed for extreme anxiety and insomnia, Lorazepam is not normally used to treat long-term conditions, but there are those who continue taking it anyway and become addicted. This drug interrupts the neurons in the brain that release dopamine, forcing them to expel more than the brain normally would, and gives the user a powerful… Read More »
from 18 years old to 35 on benzodiazepines, serious issues may result in a life time addiction you cant get out of and may worsen your life forever that is not recoverable Video Rating: / 5 Dr Jennie Byrne, of Cognitive Psychiatry in Chapel Hill discusses what can happen when you withdrawl to quickly from… Read More »