5 Risks to Avoid When Purchasing Discount Medicines Online

Written by Emily Clark


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In some cases you have no way of knowing ifrepparttar medications you are buying online are actually coming from foreign countries. It is actually illegal to import medications intorepparttar 143696 US from foreign countries. One ofrepparttar 143697 reasons this is illegal is because medications that have been produced outsiderepparttar 143698 United States have been manufactured without quality assurance guidelines. This means they may be unsafe and dangerous. By purchasing medications online from a foreign country you may be putting yourself at risk for health issues as wealth as legal problems.

These warnings are not to say that you should never purchase medicines online. There are some companies which are perfectly legitimate and provide safe products at a reasonable price. In order to make sure that you are dealing with a legitimate company and not a company that is merely trying to run a scam by offering unsafe products, there are a few things you can do.

First, make sure thatrepparttar 143699 company you are dealing with online is a licensed pharmacy. Don’t just take their word for it. Check withrepparttar 143700 National Association of Boards of Pharmacy at their website to find out ifrepparttar 143701 company you are interested in is a member. Avoid dealing with companies that do not appear to be based inrepparttar 143702 US, offer to sell you medications without a prescription or to write you a ‘prescription.’ This is a recipe for disaster.

The information contained in this article is for educational purposes only and is not intended to medically diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Consult a health care practitioner before beginning any health care program.



Emily Clark is editor at Lifestyle Health News and Medical Health News where you can find the most up-to-date advice and information on many medical, health and lifestyle topics.


5 Ways to Tell if You Have an Addiction

Written by Emily Clark


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* Unable to meet responsibilities at home, school or office.

* Continues to use substance or engage in behavior even when it is dangerous.

* The need increases to engage in behavior or use more ofrepparttar substance to achieverepparttar 143695 same effect or feeling.

* Has tried but failed to stop usingrepparttar 143696 substance or endrepparttar 143697 behavior.

* Continues to engage inrepparttar 143698 behavior or userepparttar 143699 substance even when they knowrepparttar 143700 dangers.

Answering yes to three or more ofrepparttar 143701 above symptoms during a twelve month period may indicate that you or a loved one has an addiction. The first step to treating an addiction is recognizing that it exists.

There is no cure for addiction. Treatment and counseling can help an addict learn to control their behavior, withstand impulses and recognizerepparttar 143702 presence of a problem, but an addict is never cured. Treating an addiction can take years and requires ongoing support from friends, families and =resource/support groups.

A 12 step program can be particularly beneficial in treating an addiction. One ofrepparttar 143703 most well known 12 step programs is AA, also known as Alcoholics Anonymous; however there are similar programs for all kinds of addictions.

Living with an addiction requires a daily commitment and there is alwaysrepparttar 143704 possibility of relapsing. An addict who has been ‘sober’ for even twenty years, can succumb to temptation just as easily as they did decades before.

There are a number of treatment programs and centers that can help withrepparttar 143705 numerous types of addictions that are prevalent today. Many of them are anonymous. Support groups are also available to assist family and friends who are dealing with effects of an addiction in a loved one.

The information contained in this article is for educational purposes only and is not intended to medically diagnose, treat or cure any disease.

Consult a health care practitioner before beginning any health care program.



Emily Clark is editor at Lifestyle Health News and Medical Health News where you can find the most up-to-date advice and information on many medical, health and lifestyle topics.


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