When I was 21 years of age I was doing drugs and I treated my family like shit. I felt like they were all against me when they were trying to help me. I wish now that I never started drugs, family is the best part of life there is. I hope people in the [...]
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1st Big Mistake – Not Talking Soon Enough The first and biggest of the three mistakes that parents make when talking drugs to kids is to leave it later than they should to start the dialogue. Drug prevention and education begins ideally when your child is still in the womb. A caring mother to be [...]
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Millions of prescriptions are written for OxyContin each year. Thousands of people become addicted as a result, which is a figure that concerns many, including Narconon Trois-Rivieres. In an effort to educate and inform, they have attempted to flood all media venues with answers via; OxyContin addiction prevention by Narconon Trois-Rivieres. In order to end addiction, it must be prevented.
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There is no community that goes unscathed by drinking and driving. Injuries and deaths due to impaired driving accidents are again on the rise, and Narconon wants to reach out to help find solutions to this problem. In Canada, in 2007, 2767 people were killed in drinking and driving accidents, and 194,177 people were injured. In the United States in 2008, 34% of traffic fatalities were due to alcohol impairment. Narconon believes far too many people suffer as a result of drinking and driving and offers possible solutions.
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Kronic is a synthetic drug that acts like marijuana. Kronic is also known in Canada as K2 and Spice. It was invented, using US government funding in the late 1990”s by John W Huffman – who released his findings some ten years later, to find that over the next three years his invention was being used by illicit drug manufacturers as the latest new legal “drug craze”.
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The drug challenge for school kids in Canada today appears to be, not so much shady dealers in cocaine, or pushers of heroin hovering around the schoolyard, but the alcohol and drugs to be found in the family home, and the all pervasive “soft” drug marijuana. The facts about drugs in schools is that most drugs sold and exchanged in schools are sourced from family and friends, medical drugs that are widely used and prescribed, and to be found in the family home.
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The problem with bath salts drug is that it is not the innocuous product that it appears to be – but is a highly toxic stimulant drug – an amphetamine, a variation within the methamphetamine group. Whatever meth drugs do, to the body and mind, the so called “bath salts” drug will do. The active ingredient of some bath salts is the designer drug MDPV.
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From a child’s point of view, parents are sometimes hard to understand. When I was around 15 years of age, I began to be more irresponsible, and fight with my family; I could not see that they only wanted what was best for me. I believe now that our family is the only family we [...]
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