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The Silent Epidemic of Substance Abuse: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Dangers Complacency is a dangerous state of satisfaction that can derail your success. It's when you become complacent with your accomplishments and stop striving for more. Complacency can lead to missed opportunities, lost customers, and even failure. In this motivational speech, you will learn how to avoid complacency in all aspects of your life. You will learn the dangers of complacency, the signs that you are becoming complacent, and tips on how to stay motivated and focused on your goals. Whether you are looking to advance your career, overcome addiction, or simply live a more fulfilling life, this speech will give you the tools you need to avoid complacency and achieve your goals. Here are some of the key points that will be covered in this speech: What is complacency and why is it dangerous? The signs that you are becoming complacent How to overcome complacency in the workplace How to overcome complacency in recovery How to avoid complacency in all aspects of your life This speech is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to avoid complacency and achieve their goals. It is especially relevant for people who are in recovery, as complacency can be a major obstacle to success. Audience: Employees of all levels People in recovery from addiction Anyone who wants to learn how to avoid complacency and achieve their goals Call to action: Sign up for this motivational speech today and learn how to avoid complacency and achieve your goals! such as "prevent you from achieving your goals" or "hold you back from reaching your full potential."such as "teach you the strategies you need" #alcoholabusestatistics #heroinaddiction #methaddiction #cocaineaddiction #prescriptiondrugabuse stoic modern stoic motivation stoic anxiety stoic rage stoico joy stoico conquer stoic conqueror stoic for anger stoic to survive stoic for mourning stoic for fat stoic for obese stoic for obesity stoic for illnesses stoic to intelligent stoic to reflect stoic for reflection 17 seneca epictetus einzelgänger ********************* spekear: adam

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[unpluggedandsevered]

I can’t deal with life so I take copious amounts of opiate based prescription meds. It’s the only time I can connect with people.

[paulkellyiaatpa]

New Study on Helping Surgeons Curb Opioid Use

A new study further explores whether too many opioids were being prescribed to patients and how new guidelines can help surgeons curb usage without effecting pain relief.

Fewer Opioids Without Affecting Pain Relief

The Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative and the Michigan Opioid Prescribing Engagement Network reviewed data on how 50,000 patients took opioids for pain management. New guidelines were developed for surgeons on how to prescribe opioids for nine common surgeries, including hernia repair and gallbladder removal.  

In the study, opioid dosages often were decreased to 18 pills from 26 pills with “no clinically important changes in pain scores.” In the seven months after the guidelines were released, the number of prescriptions for fewer pills almost tripled to 59 percent from 20 percent, according to the study.  Many physicians prescribed about eight fewer pills, and patients consumed about three fewer.

About 12,000 patients were tracked across 43 hospitals. When more than half of these patients were interviewed about their pain levels, most didn’t report feeling an increase in them and were satisfied with their care.  

Opioid Dependence

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has determined that about 130 Americans die every day from overdosing on opioids.

Opioids attach to receptors—a part of cells-found in the brain, spinal cord and other areas of the body. Opioids trigger the release of endorphins. Endorphins muffle your perception of pain and boost feelings of pleasure, creating a temporary, but powerful sense of well being.

Opioids can slow your breathing and lower your heart rate and blood pressure. Common side effects include:

Constipation

Drowsiness

Nausea

Thought and memory problems

Vomiting

Anyone who takes opioids is at risk of developing an addiction. Between eight and 12 percent of people who take opioids develop an opioid use disorder.

What IAA has to Say

Insurance Administrator of America wants to keep you up-to-date on the world of health. Stay tuned to this blog to learn more. Remember, with IAA one call does it all.

[floridacenterforrecovery]

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[jeffbanks420]

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[theghostinsideofus]

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The Real Cost: Prescription Drug Abuse

The Real Cost: Prescription Drug Abuse

In schools, around communities, and at the family dinner table, political leaders, parents, and teachers cannot stress enough about the cost of using drugs. In a  modern society with vast technology and more dangerous drugs than ever, addiction and abuse is a subject everyone is worrying about. With more people in prison than ever for drug-related charges and over 35% of American Highschool…

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