Alcoban

Most smokers want to quit because they are aware of the risks to their health. But many still go on smoking because they’re nicotine addicted, often from a young age. As well as horrifically clever marketing, the tobacco industry has designed and modified cigarettes to make them as addictive as possible. The nicotine in tobacco makes its way rapidly into your brain and creates a need to keep on smoking. The falling level of nicotine in your brain creates the craving to smoke. Controlling these cravings is the key to being able to quit the habit. Smoking becomes part of your daily routine and habit. You need to manage the psychological side of smoking as well as tackling the physical cravings. Homoeopathy has made great strides in the field of anti-addiction. There are Homeopathic Ingredients  which work wonders in Getting You Rid Of Your Addiction to Smoking . Alcoban  is a Homeopathic Anti-Addiction Treatment that helps you Quit Smoking Using Homeopathy . It is one...

Long and chronic exposure to alcohol makes a person become so dependent that if he makes any effort to stop or cutoff the quantity he develops a set of symptoms known as withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms are divided into three stages depending on their onset: Stage 1 (mild) This stage develops after 6 to 7 hours of the last drink. It is characterized by anxiety, nausea, insomnia, abdominal pain and/or vomiting, loss of appetite, tremors, fatigue, depression, foggy thinking, heart palpitations, and mood swings. Stage 2 (moderate) This stage develops after 12 to 24 hours of the last drink. It is characterized by increased blood pressure, body temperature and respiration problems, mental confusion, irregular heart beat, sweating, irritability, and heightened mood disturbances Stage 3 (severe/delirium tremens) This stage develops after the first one or two days of last drink. It is characterized by hallucinations, seizures, fever, severe confusion, and...

As soon as alcohol is introduced to the blood-stream, it crosses the blood- brain barrier. The blood-brain barrier is a highly selective semi-permeable membrane barrier that separates the circulating blood from the brain, and thus preventing many toxins from entering the brain. It, however, can not prevent alcohol from entering the brain, so the brain alcohol level quickly equalizes to the blood alcohol level. Alcohol has the potential to affect the entire brain, all at once. It interferes with the actions of various neurotransmitters in the brain. Neurotransmitters are the chemicals which are present in the neurons by which signals from the brain are transmitted to the target organ. There are essentially two types of neurotransmitters - one which transmits a signal to increase the target organ’s activity (known as ‘excitatory’ neurotransmitter) , and another which transmits a signal to decrease the target organ’s activity (known as ‘inhibitory’ neurotransmitter). Now, when ...