The human mind has huge capabilities; above what is commonly imagined. A great many people have always known this to be true. And the Narconon staff know this too. It is because of this basic truth that you can overcome alcohol cravings, crack addiction, cocaine need, benzos, heroin use, oxycontin dependance, crystal meth and life’s [...]
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One of the wonderful things about my work, writing blogs and articles for Narconon is feeling fulfilled by what I do. I was never involved in the drug industry at any time of my life, so I don’t really know what it is like to be an addict. Unless of course you are looking at [...]
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Outside of the crimes that are connected to drug usage by law there are a number of drug related crimes. I am not talking about possession, drug dealing and that sort of thing. I am talking about more violent crimes that we see today in society. I am also talking of the desperate crimes that [...]
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The question of how long drug residues stay in the body has been a bit of a puzzle to many people. I have heard various answers. Some say 7 days. Some say hours. This is incorrect. There is scientific evidence that residues of drugs do not expel completely out of the body. The body, being [...]
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There are many reasons why a drug addict uses drugs. To others on the outside looking in, perhaps many of the reasons don’t make a lot of sense and are not worth the destruction that the person is doing to themselves. Let’s take a look at a few reasons that a person could become an [...]
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Use of heroin after World War II reached epidemic proportions between the 50s and 60s in New York City. The number of deaths from heroin over doses went alarmingly up, and 75% of the deaths were between 15 to 35 year olds. Heroin was the leading cause of death amongst that age group in NY [...]
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I happened across a copy of a transcript from a round table held May 5, 2009 from the FDA in regards to oxycontin and other painkiller that are prescribed. Quite by accident I found the story of Ms. Tully who was relating her story of her experience with the drug. She had at that time [...]
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William Benitez in 1968 was no longer in the penitentiary and no longer using heroin. He had two years earlier started a movement in the world of drug rehabilitation. He’d seen the worst of himself and experienced wasted years struggling for his next fix. He learned how to cut lose of addiction and how to make others able to do the same. Well the years were not wasted really, because now he knew how to save others from the same fate. And he knew how to communicate a message.
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