Is malnutrition related to substance abuse

August 10, 2015

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: The significance of alcohol addiction in malnutrition?

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse? this question came at the right time since currently addiction of all substances is on the rise and this is killing the good healthy habits including healthy feeding habits.

Food is very essential for anyone’s life and well-being. From the food stuff we eat we are able to get the constant supply of the energy we need to keep a float and to be productive in our daily undertakings. Even though when food is not taken the right way could also cause certain complications, it is very good and rich in nutrients which are the driving forces in the proper functionalities of our bodies. In one of the forums where doctor Dalal Akoury a veteran expert in addiction was addressing professionals in different health sectors, she posed a question that is malnutrition related to substance abuse? That question is going to form the focus of our discussion with a view of finding out the significance of alcohol addiction in malnutrition. Ideally alcohol addiction and malnutrition are two different elements that must not be allowed to have any relationship let alone one being a victim of either or both. Therefore doctor Akoury is kicking off the discussion with finding out the nutritional status of what we feed on as follows.

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: Nutritional status?

According to the experts from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center a facility which was established by doctor Akoury the general observation suggests that many alcoholics in many cases do not actually feed on a well-balanced diet. And besides, excessive alcohol consumption may interfere with these alcoholics’ ability to absorb and use the nutrients they do consume. Accordingly, many alcoholics suffer from various degrees of both primary and secondary malnutrition, where primary malnutrition occurs when alcohol replaces other nutrients in the diet resulting in an overall reduction of nutrient intake. Secondary malnutrition occurs when the drinker consumes adequate nutrients but alcohol interferes with the absorption of those nutrients from the intestine so they are not available to the body.

The most severe malnutrition, which is accompanied by a significant reduction in muscle mass, generally is found in those alcoholics who are hospitalized for medical complications of alcoholism (e.g., alcohol–related liver disease or other organ damage). According to the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center if these patients continue with their drinking habits, the consequence would be that they will lose additional weight; conversely, if they abstain from drinking, they will gain weight. This pattern applies to patients with and without liver disease.

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: Alcohol’s effects on digestion and absorption of essential nutrients?

Alcohol consumption, particularly at heavy drinking levels, not only influences the drinker’s diet but also affects the metabolism of those nutrients that are consumed. Thus, even if the user takes in sufficient proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals, deficiencies may still develop if those nutrients are not adequately absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract into the blood, are not broken down properly or are not used effectively by the body’s cells. Two classes of nutrients for which such problems occur are proteins and vitamins.

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: Amino acids and proteins?

Proteins are essential components of all cells. They help maintain the cell’s structure, transport certain substances in and out of cells, and act as enzymes that mediate almost all biochemical reactions occurring in the cells. Proteins are composed of approximately 20 different building blocks called amino acids. Many of these amino acids can be produced by the body itself from various precursors or are recycled when proteins that are damaged or are no longer needed are broken down or degraded. Other amino acids however, must be acquired through diet. Alcohol can interfere with the uptake of these essential amino acids.

Patients with chronic liver failure also exhibit a number of defects in protein metabolism. These include decreased production of proteins in the liver that are secreted into the blood decreased urea synthesis, and decreased metabolism of a group of amino acids called aromatic amino acids. These defects have important clinical consequences:

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: Vitamins?

Vitamins are molecules that are present in small amounts in various foods and are essential for normal metabolism; insufficient vitamin levels in the body can lead to serious diseases. Alcoholics, even without liver disease, tend to have clinical and/or laboratory signs of deficiencies in certain vitamins, particularly vitamins B₁ (thiamine), B₂ (riboflavin), B₆ (pyridoxine), and C (ascorbic acid), as well as folic acid. The severity of these deficiencies correlates with the amount of alcohol consumed and with the corresponding decrease in vitamin intake.

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: A person’s nutrition affects liver function?

Malnutrition, regardless of its causes, can lead to liver damage and impaired liver function. For example, children in underdeveloped countries whose diets do not contain enough protein can develop a disease called kwashiorkor. One symptom of this disorder is the accumulation of fat in the liver, a condition known as fatty liver. Studies performed during and after World War II indicated that severe malnutrition also could lead to liver injury in adults. However, in these cases other factors, including exposure to certain toxins or parasites that are prevalent in war–ravaged or underdeveloped countries, may have exacerbated the relationship between liver injury and poor nutrition.

Doctor Akoury registers that because malnutrition also is common in alcoholics, clinicians initially thought that malnutrition, rather than alcohol itself, was responsible for alcohol–induced liver injury. Over the past decades, however, a more balanced view has evolved. Studies in humans, primates, and rodents have established that alcohol can cause liver damage even in well–nourished people.

In conclusion, doctor Akoury reports that it is becoming clear that nutritional effects and the toxic effects of alcohol often are intertwined at the biochemical level. Like for instance, alcohol induces the MEOS to break down alcohol. Similarly, alcohol promotes the breakdown of nutrients such as vitamin A, of which alcoholics may already consume too little with their diet. Therefore for us to be safe from all these malnutrition, our starting point should be the elimination of drug addiction from our societies and life system and that is where doctor Dalal Akoury a well-respected addiction expert of several decades come in. if this describes your situation, then it is important that you call doctor Akoury today to schedule or an appointment with her for the commencement of your addiction recovery treatment program today.

Is malnutrition related to substance abuse: The significance of alcohol addiction in malnutrition?

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction

July 9, 2015

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction: Why this is become very necessary

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction. You will get several alternative therapies at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center.

Substance abuse is not new in our life and it is not going away anytime soon if the current trend is anything to go by. If you look around you there will be some evidence of drugs being used even if it is being used moderately. Drugs are in my view poisonous and the term moderate use should not be applicable when it comes to drugs. Poison is dangerous irrespective of the quantity used just like the venom from a snake bite is poisonous no matter the age of the snake. Therefore we have a duty to correct the mess that has been propagated in our life by encouraging moderate use of certain substance. So many addicts today are suffering because they began using these drugs moderately, that is why we owe one another the duty of care by finding solutions including exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction which is currently being embraced by many. Doctor Dalal Akoury MD and founder of AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center is a veteran addiction expert who has offered lasting solutions to many people globally for over two decades now is going to be sharing with us more about the use of alternative treatment for drug addiction as we proceed into the discussion. In our previous article we had looked at NAD and neuro-feedback and we want to move further with the discussion exploring Ibogaine, meditation practices, exercise, yoga and biochemical restoration and nutrition as alternative treatment for addiction.

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction: Ibogaine

Even though experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center are in agreement that Ibogaine is one of the best applicable alternative treatments for opiate addiction, it must be used with a lot of causion. This product comes from the root bark of an African rainforest shrub known as Tabernanthe iboga, It is commonly used ceremonially by the Bwiti tribe of Western and Central Africa to induce visions and shamanic experience. While it has been categorized as a psychedelic, it is more intense and longer lasting than LSD or mushrooms. It can have dissociative effects as well as sometimes serious effects on motor control, similar to those of the anesthetic ketamine. In the brain, it affects multiple neurotransmitter pathways, making it difficult to discern which effects are most significant.

History aside, animal and human research findings indicate that ibogaine is undoubtedly does relieve opioid withdrawal and because of that, the drug is now being administered in several clinics around the world globe even if it is often illegally. Nevertheless it is important to note that ibogaine is apparently not as safe as was once believed. This is because it associates poorly with many pharmaceuticals alongside other narcotic drugs and alcohol. It is illegal in some states including in the U.S. though in Canada, St. Kitts and Mexico the respective government have issued some regulation to certain facilities that offer it legally. In Mexico it is considered an experimental drug and the most advanced medical clinics only use it with patients who have passed a battery of medical tests.

Outside the U.S. it is used to treat addiction to methadone, heroin, alcohol, cocaine, methamphetamine, anabolic steroids, and other drugs. Ibogaine is also used to treat depression and PTSD. Derivatives of ibogaine that lack the substance’s psychedelic properties are under development. The purpose of this article is not to confuse you, but to help you understand how some of these alternative treatments are applied, where they are allowed and how to go about their use. Therefore if you have any concern about this product, you can schedule for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury for more insight today.

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction: Meditation or mindfulness practices

Meditation is the art of practicing mindfulness, and 12-step programs and counselors alike recommend it as a method to prevent relapse. Gaining mindfulness helps substance abusers become aware of their thoughts and feelings, good and bad, but not react to the negative ones a key step forward in preventing relapse.

Mindfulness meditation is also a good way to help regulate mood. It can lower the levels of stress hormone cortisol, increase immune system compound interleukin, and assist in the body’s ability to detoxify itself of harmful chemicals, which can affect neurotransmitter receptors and alter mood.

Different types of mindfulness meditation exist. Like for instance vipassana meditation communicates to the mind not to react to the emotions and thoughts that result in harmful behavior. Some adherents claim that with enough practice, it’s possible to become permanently free of all negative behaviors including addiction. The Transcendental Meditation organization claims that controlled studies demonstrate that TM compared to other forms of meditation and relaxation significantly reverses physiological and psychological factors which lead to substance abuse. Compared to control conditions, TM significantly reduced the use of alcohol, cigarettes and illicit drugs in general population as well as among heavy users. Over time abstinence was maintained or increased.

Finally we started this discussion with a view of exploring the use of alternative treatment foe addiction and our primary focus was on the exploring Ibogaine, meditation practices, exercise, yoga and biochemical restoration and nutrition as alternative treatment for addiction. We have so far dealt with Ibogaine and meditation practices and we shall be proceeding with the remaining modes in our next article. We want to take this opportunity to encourage you to stay with us on the link and invite a friend too so that together we can get the necessary tools we need to defeat this problem of addiction. Like I have noted we are going to have a healthy discussion about biochemical restoration and nutrition, yoga and exercise as alternative treatment for addiction under the topic of “being mindful about alternative treatment for addiction.” In the meantime, if you have any concern about drug addiction not necessarily the alternative treatment for addiction, you can schedule for an appointment with the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under the able leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury for guidance and professional results.

Exploring the use of alternative treatment for addiction: Why this is become very necessary

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction

June 24, 2015

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction: The revelation of threats of addictive life

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction. This can cause a lot of damage to ones health if help is not sought for in good time

In life there are certain things that are inevitable and in one way or the other they will always be with us. Some of these are beneficial yet some are harmful. Stress is one such things that we can avoid in life at the same time we can’t also avoid being anxious. There are things that will happen in our life time that will keep us stressful or anxious. When these two conditions happens to us when we have intoxicated our bodies with substances of abuse then the magnitude of the problem even becomes very much pronounced. This pronouncement is what we want to address in this article under the topic “complications of stress and anxiety on addiction.” And to help us understand this we are going to be consulting with the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center which is one of the leading pioneers in natural and holistic addiction treatment in our time.

It may interest you to know that this facility was founded by doctor Dalal Akoury a decision she made primarily to give her contribution in the transformation of each individual’s life through increasing awareness about health and wellness and by empowering individuals to find their own inner healing power, something which when discovered, is very instrumental in defeating the scourge of addiction. In this noble task doctor Akoury’s practice focuses on personalized medicine through healthy lifestyle choices that deal with primary prevention and underlying causes instead of patching up symptoms. As we get into the discussion, this is an opportunity you have to make a difference in your life. With experts like doctor Akoury, you should not struggle any more with addiction. Call (843 213 1480) today to schedule for an appointment with her to begin the journey of reclaiming your life back. And now to the discussion of the day the complications of stress and anxiety on addiction, we have very many possible complications as follows.

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction: Possible Complications

Ideally in the ancient times, the emerging changes in the physical response to stress were for sure an essential adaptation for meeting natural threats. This according to experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center has not changed even in the current modern world. In fact to day the stress response can be an asset for raising levels of performance particularly during certain critical events like sporting activities, an important meeting, or in situations where there is actual danger or a crisis. In other words when stress in put under good control, well managed and not to the other way round, some results can be realized like the once mention.

However if stress becomes persistent and the victims of stress become unable to manage it to the point of reducing us to low-level in our undertakings, then all the parts of the body’s stress apparatus including the brain, heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles become chronically over-activated or under-activated and that is a bad signal for any one’s health says doctor Akoury. In fact with such chronic stress the victim is likely to suffer severely from array of physical or psychological complications over time. And remember that acute stress can also be harmful in certain situations, particularly in individuals with pre-existing heart conditions.

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction: Creating the atmosphere for Education for all

The decision made by doctor Akoury to create this facility is one that needs to be emulated across the board if we have to defeat and kick out this problem from our societies. The good news is that this facility is not only addressing the issues of the direct victims of substance abuse, but also even to the professionals who are attending to the patients suffering from drug misuse. Like for instance, currently AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, one of the leading pioneers in natural and holistic addiction treatment, will be conducting the first ever educational functional and integrative addiction conference for professionals including doctors, counselors, nurses and addiction therapists. The conference is schedule for August 23-25 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and it is a must attend conference for those professionals who would want to move their career to the next level. Remember that this new frontier in Addiction Medicine will be conducted not just by any professionals but by the most influential group of leading visionaries’ professionals with high expertise and specializing in the latest advances in natural and integrative addiction medicine. This conference is taking place under the theme “The Future of Integrative Addiction”. You are welcome and for more information you can login to www.integrativeaddiction2015.com or email sharon@integrativeaddiction2015.com.

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction: Psychological Effects of Stress

Doctor Akoury says that the reason why we often fail to manage stress effectively is because of the close association stress has with depression and anxiety. And in fact this has been confirmed in the findings of some studies that suggest that the inability to adapt to stress is associated with the onset of depression or anxiety. Further to that some evidence also suggests that the repeated release of stress hormones produces hyperactivity in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) system, and this causes disruptions in the normal levels of serotonin which is the brain chemical that is critical for feelings of well-being.

Psychologically some people will appear to be more vulnerable or at greater risk for an overactive HPA system under stress, including those with personality traits that cause perfectionism. And on a more obvious level for your consumption about stress is that, stress reduces the quality of one’s life by affecting or causing an injustice to the feelings of pleasure and accomplishment. Besides that, statistics has it that nearly all perfect and stable relationships are often threatened in times of stress. This is even more aggravated where the victims are also abusing drugs and alcohol. It is therefore only fair that we all seek for lasting solutions to this problem by consulting with the experts from time to time. Doctor Akoury is very much available and more than willing to help you professionally if only you could schedule for that appointment with her today.

Complications of stress and anxiety on addiction: The revelation of threats of addictive life

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction

June 18, 2015

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Why it is necessary to fix the problem of drugs

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction is one formula that is applicable in fighting drug addiction

It is never news any more these days when the media makes an announcement that several people died after intoxicating themselves with illicit drugs. It is becoming normal and the question I ask is why? When we lose one life should we be comfortable that it is normal? Yes it is true that the prevalence of drug addiction is seriously on the high. But this is not reason enough for us to condemn the victims because we are becoming used to the daily occurrence of substance abuse. What are you doing to help? As for doctor Dalal Akoury doing something however little is worth the effort. Do you remember the words of mother Theresa in her effort of helping the needy in ASIA? What about the phrase “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step?” the fact that the prevalence of drug addiction is sky rocketing is not reason enough to sit back and do nothing. Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction is one element that we can all do or better still you can chose to show some kindness to those individual addicts who feel embarrassed and humiliated because of their addiction. We had started this discussion in our previous article and we want to progress with it to have a better understanding on how working with interventionist would help in defeating drug addiction.

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Working with an Interventionist

Substance abuse is not an isolated issue. From the available statistics, experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center have established that about 46 percent of the population has reported using illicit drugs at least once in their life time. The implication of that finding is that so many people including members of your family are at risk of this problem of drug addiction. Therefore if drug and/or alcohol abuse is interfering with the life of someone close to you, it is important to understand that addiction is a chronic disease that affects not only the brain but also the central nervous system. As a result of psychological and physical dependency, the individual is typically unable to voluntarily stop using the substance on his or her own. The danger is that when addicted individuals are confronted by their loved ones, they commonly respond with denial; it can be hard to admit the truth of their addiction. With is problem at hand, doctor Akoury says that a professional drug interventionist can assist you in orchestrating a meeting comprised of people closest to the individual to try to help the addicted person admit his or her substance abuse and seek treatment.

Everything that takes place within an intervention is facilitated and supervised by a professional interventionist. One of the ways the interventionist can assist is by preventing a breakdown of communication. The interventionist will often meet with family members and friends of the affected individual prior to the intervention. During this preliminary meeting, the entire group will work together to design an approach. This may include preparing individual letters that detail personal experiences or describe pain that has been caused by the addiction explains doctor Akoury.

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Is Intervention Necessary?

Although some addicts do recognize the problems their addiction has created and seek treatment and recovery on their own, this is not the case with everyone. Many people are unable or reluctant to recognize that their substance abuse is responsible for the problems they are experiencing at work, with their health and in their relationships. In some cases, individuals suffering from substance abuse may blame circumstances or other people for the problems they are experiencing. When this happens, a trained interventionist can help to break through this cycle of denial and help the individual recognize the effects of his or her substance abuse. If you are uncertain whether an intervention may be necessary for your loved one or family member, consider the following warning signs of addiction that may indicate the need for an intervention:

Significant changes in weight
Poor personal hygiene
Fights with friends and family members
Promises to get help that are not kept
Withdrawal from family functions
Untruthful accounts of their whereabouts
Accusations of petty crimes
Denial of drug and/or alcohol use

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Service Options

As part of the intervention planning process, it is important to choose an environment that will feel safe for the individual receiving treatment. A variety of intervention services is available. The type of drug intervention service selected will depend on each person’s situation. For instance, if you are concerned that a coworker may have a drug or alcohol abuse problem, a corporate intervention may be a viable solution. Alternately, if you have a family member who is currently battling addiction, a family drug intervention may better suit your situation. There is also intervention services designed specifically to assist teens.

As part of the intervention process, the interventionist will present treatment options to the individual. There are many treatment options available today, including residential and outpatient programs. Call us on 843 213 1480 to discuss available treatment options and find a drug intervention program that is right for your needs or the needs of your loved one.

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Breaking through the Cycle

It is possible to break through the cycle of addiction. With the help of drug or alcohol intervention services, you can assist your loved ones in recognizing the effects of their substance abuse and help them find the assistance they need. A drug intervention program can provide you with the resources you need to overcome addiction and enjoy a life that is free from the consequences of substance abuse. Remember that our target is defeating drug addiction by all available means. Therefore any means that can work for you is richly available at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center and all you need to do is to call us today and schedule for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury to start the worthy journey of addiction recovery in a much more professional way.

Working with interventionist to defeat drug addiction: Why it is necessary to fix the problem of drugs

The complexity of drug addiction treatment

June 17, 2015

The complexity of drug addiction treatment: The prevalence of drug addiction

The complexity of drug addiction treatment can be very costly if preventive measures are not taken timely

The complexity of drug addiction treatment is as complex as the addiction itself. Professionals at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center says that drug addiction is a multifaceted disorder that can encompass virtually every aspect of an individual’s life functioning in the family, at work, school and in the community. When victims of drug addiction are in denial of their situation, it even becomes more difficult and frustrating to have the problem addressed with some degree of seriousness. In her over two decades of experience in this line of addiction, doctor Akoury says that because of addiction’s complexity and inescapable consequences, drug addiction treatment characteristically must involve many components. Some of those components will focus directly on the individual’s drug use while others, like employment training, focus on restoring the addicted individuals to productive membership in their families and society enabling them to experience the rewards associated with abstinence.

The experts in addiction are in agreement that treatment for drug abuse and addiction can be delivered in many different settings using a number of behavioral and pharmacological approaches. In the United States for example, there are more than 14,500 specialized drug treatment facilities providing treatment, counseling, behavioral therapy, medication, case management, and other types of services to people struggling with substance use disorders. These are worthy steps in handling the complexity of drug addiction treatment and more still needs to be done. Like for instance, alongside these patients needs to individually visit their physician’s offices for specialized treatment besides visiting mental health clinic for mental assessment and treatment. Such services are available if only the right personnel can be identified. When seeking for all these, it is important to note that treatment of drug addiction can be administered in various ways including in outpatient, inpatient, and residential settings. And remember that although specific treatment approaches often are associated with particular treatment settings, a variety of therapeutic interventions or services can be included in any given setting.

The complexity of drug addiction treatment: Types of Treatment Programs

It is true that everything we do medically should be backed by some research findings and that is why many studies on addiction treatment have classified programs into several general types or modalities. Nonetheless treatment approaches and individual programs continue to advance and diversify. With these advancements many programs today do not fit precisely into traditional drug addiction treatment classifications says doctor Akoury. Majority of treatment being administered normally start with detoxification and medically managed withdrawal which is considered to be the first stage of treatment. However detoxification being the process, by which the body clears itself of drugs, is intended to control the acute and potentially dangerous physiological effects of stopping drug use. Remember that detoxification alone does not address the psychological, social, and behavioral problems associated with addiction. This means that on it alone, it may not typically produce lasting behavioral changes necessary for recovery. Therefore detoxification should be done but must also be followed by a formal assessment and referral to drug addiction treatment.

Doctor Akoury says that since detoxification is often accompanied by unpleasant and potentially fatal side effects stemming from withdrawal, its management becomes very necessary and this can be done with the medications administered by a physician in an inpatient or outpatient setting which often referred to as “medically managed withdrawal. It is therefore very important to note that medications are only available to assist in the withdrawal from opioids, benzodiazepines, alcohol, nicotine, barbiturates, and other sedatives which can really ruin your life if not addressed in good time. And as a concern individual, if you know of anyone who is straddling with drug addiction whether they are in denial or not, you can be the bridge of help to them by scheduling for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury for commencement of their recovery journey. But in the meantime it is also important to note that AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center being one of the leading pioneers in natural and holistic addiction treatment, is not just working towards helping individual patients but also running programs tailored to meet the needs of professionals handling drug addiction patients.

And for that reason, AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center will be conducting this year the first ever Educational, Functional and Integrative Addiction conference for doctors, counselors, nurses and addiction therapists. This conference is a must attend for you as a professional and it will be held in August 23-25 at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It is important to note that this new frontier in Addiction Medicine will be conducted by the most influential group of leading visionaries specializing in the latest advances in natural and integrative addiction medicine, under the theme “The Future of Integrative Addiction”. A lot is in store for you during the conference and you can get more information on www.integrativeaddiction2015.com or alternatively you can email sharon@integrativeaddiction2015.com.

The complexity of drug addiction treatment: The Future of Integrative Addiction

Just to give you a brief preview of the event the following are some of the luminaries in the medical world that have confirmed their participation; Dr. Mitch Ghen, DO, Ph.D,., Sean Devlin, DO, HMD., Sahar Swidan, Pharma D. BCPS., Kenneth Proefrock, N.M.D., William Eidelman, M.D., and Gregory G. Smith, MD. Finally Integrative Addiction Conference 2015 mission is to provide prevention education, awareness, options and support to patients and physicians dealing with addiction. Empowering physicians to be involved in determining their personal “best answer for addiction” and promoting physician/patient awareness of a natural, yet profoundly effective, addiction treatment options that result in you “thriving while surviving” during treatment and recovery. Integrative Addiction Conference 2015 will cover topics such as addiction as a holistic body ecosystem derangement, the interaction between stress, survivorship, pain and addiction, the role of hormonal imbalance in the disease of addiction, the genetic and epigenetic influences on the disease of addiction, psycho neuroendocrine immune restoration essential to reverse addiction as well as new and future therapies in the horizon for addiction treatment including stem therapy for psycho neuroendocrine immune restoration. And for more information about Integrative Addiction Treatment contact:

Dalal Akoury M.D

AWAREmed

Tel: 843 213 1480

Email: dollyanis@hotmail.com

www.awaremednetwork.com

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