Alternative Drug Abuse Recovery Program For Overcoming Drug Addictions

Kathleen DesMaisons, PhD, offers 7 steps to overcome sugar addiction.

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Biochemical imbalances in eight key neurotransmitters are the driving force behind all addictions. (Brain cells or neurons, produce chemical substances called neurotransmitters and they control virtually every aspect of your life by communication with other cells.) When they are deficient, the addicted person finds it extremely difficult to not satisfy their cravings. Addicts become progressively powerless over the dictates of their imbalanced brain chemistry.

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Amino-acid Therapy is a powerful natural means of healing and repair from drug abuse. This approach offers a highly effective alternative to standard addiction therapies.

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The term “drug addiction” is a disturbing word that brings to mind other words with equally unpleasant associations such as hopeless, out-of-control, desperate, inadequate, failure—you can no doubt add many more. Part of the reason the word is so upsetting is that for most people who try to overcome drug addiction, treatment options have been limited and often ineffective. But solutions are available.

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Community Addiction Recovery Association (CARA) This is a real life success story of how an organization is making a difference in society by offering an addiction treatment program that works. In 1995, under the leadership and vision of Carolyn Reuben, LAc, CARA became a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and began providing acupuncture detoxification services at the [...]

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Electrical signals in the brain are sent using chemicals called neurotransmitters. All addictive drugs
affect the production, release, or elimination of neurotransmitters.

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