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Transport segment addiction to substances

February 7, 2017
Transport segment addiction

Transport segment addiction to substances is leading in death on our roads

Transport segment addiction to substances: Legal response to drugged driving

There is no doubt that our transport segment addiction to substances is leading in fatal road carnage. One of the most effective measures to have been taken was in 1988 where the Department of Transportation responsible for commercial drivers, airline pilots and train engineers introduces the per se standard for illegal drug use where any indication of recent illegal drug use was considered be a violation of the law. This was a step bold enough and since then many states globally have adopted this “per se” laws, so that it is illegal to drive a motor vehicle if there is any detectable level of a prohibited drug or its metabolites in the driver’s blood. Even though this (per se) standard is not a measure of impairment, it is an indicator of illegal driving behavior. As a way of controlling road carnage, doctor Dalal Akoury MD who is also a veteran addiction expert supports the steps taken and adds that this need to be approached from all direction. And for that reason she establish a health center (AWAREmed health center) to primarily help in transforming each individual’s life through increasing awareness about health and wellness and by empowering individuals to find their own inner healing power. You can therefore call her on telephone number 843 213 1480 to schedule an appointment for the commencement of your treatment process.

Drug evaluation and classification

As a measure to bringing sanity in the public transport sector and also to reduce the levels of drunk driving, many states are beginning to implement drug regulation and classification programs objectively to train the police officers to be the drug recognition experts. Under this program police officers are educated on specific detection skills based on the characteristics in a person’s appearance and behaviors which may be associated with drug intoxication. With this knowledge when the officer suspects the driver is under the influence of any drug or an element of drug intoxication the office request for a blood or urine sample to be taken from the suspect and be submitted to a laboratory for an examination and confirmation of the suspicion and appropriate action taken depending on the result.

Transport segment addiction to substances: Drugged driving is hazardous

As mention above many lives are lost on our roads and studies have established that majority of deaths are as a result of the driver being intoxicated with a given drug and this is not any news anyone would want to listen to often. Those risking the lives of others by taking drugs and still insist to drive must take note that drugs are substances which acts negatively on the brain and central nervous system thereby affecting ones driving skills. These drugs affect the brain differently and are very hazardous depending on how they are used, the amount consumed, the history of the user, and other factors. To get the effects of these drugs better let us discus some the effects related to these drugs as follows:

Transport segment addiction to substances: Legal response to drugged driving

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Compulsive drinking problems and denial

December 26, 2016
Compulsive drinking problems

Compulsive drinking problems and denial must be terminated if we want to deal with this problem meaningfully

Compulsive drinking problems and denial: Alcohol dependence

Are you at the verge of becoming an alcoholic? I may not have the facts about you, but one fact is common with people who are into alcohol and drugs. I am talking about denial which is one of the biggest obstacles to getting help for all the compulsive drinking problems (alcohol abuse and alcoholism). The desire to drink is so strong that the mind finds many ways to rationalize drinking, even when the consequences are obvious. By keeping you from looking honestly at your behavior and its negative effects, denial also exacerbates alcohol-related problems with work, finances, and relationships.

Compulsive drinking problems and denial: If you have a drinking problem, you may deny it by

  • Drastically underestimating how much you drink
  • Downplaying the negative consequences of your drinking
  • Complaining that family and friends are exaggerating the problem
  • Blaming your drinking or drinking-related problems on others

Take, for example, you may want to blame your ‘unfair boss’ for trouble at work or a ‘nagging wife’ for your marital issues, rather than look at how your drinking is contributing to the problem. And even though activities involving work, relationship, and financial stresses can happen to everyone, experts at AWAREmed health center reiterates that, an overall pattern of deterioration and blaming others may be a sign of trouble. Therefore if you find yourself rationalizing your, drinking habits, lying about them, or refusing to discuss the subject, take a moment to consider why you’re so defensive. If you truly believe you don’t have a problem, there should be no reason for you to cover up your drinking or make excuses. And if you are persuaded that something is not right, immediate action needs to be taken. You may now want to consider scheduling for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury today for the commencement of your treatment and recovery process. In the meantime, the following are additional signs and symptoms of compulsive drinking problems to help you make informed decisions.

Compulsive drinking problems and denial: Other signs and symptoms of alcoholism (alcohol dependence)

You’ve lost control over your drinking. You often drink more alcohol than you wanted to, for longer than you intended, or despite telling yourself you wouldn’t.

You want to quit drinking, but you can’t. You have a persistent desire to cut down or stop your alcohol use, but your efforts to quit have been unsuccessful.

You have given up other activities because of alcohol. You’re spending less time on activities that used to be important to you (hanging out with family and friends, going to the gym, pursuing your hobbies) because of your alcohol use.

Alcohol takes up a great deal of your energy and focus. You spend a lot of time drinking, thinking about it, or recovering from its effects. You have few if any interests or social involvements that don’t revolve around drinking.

You drink even though you know it’s causing problems. For example, you recognize that your alcohol use is damaging your marriage, making your depression worse, or causing health problems, but you continue to drink anyway.

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