MERITS OF DE-ADDICTION MEDICINE

Merits of Treament:AL-SHIFA DEADDICTION MEDICINE

Addictions D U R A T I O N Smoking/Chewing Tobacco Within 8-10 hrs of first days' treatment desire for alcohol is killed; treatment for 8-20 weeks is mandatory, for damage restoration. Alcohol Within 8-10 hrs of first days' treatment desire for alcohol is killed; treatment for 8-20 weeks is mandatory, for damage restoration. Cannabis Detoxification takes effect on very first day, provided psychosis has not developed. However, restorative treatment will prolong for 8-12 weeks. Barbiturates Detoxification is completed within a day but restorative treatment is required for 8-12 weeks. Opiates Detoxification takes place within 3 days but it requires 4 months' treatment to recover completely.

Effects of DE ADDICTION MEDICINE A: DEADDICTION completely prevents the withdrawal symptoms arising due to abstinence from intoxicants, which are as follows: 1: In Alcoholics Abnormal Evoked Potential Abnormal DT's Latency Grand-Mal seizures Less number of cycles of REM sleep Hyperglycaemia Increase in serum acetaldehyde Increase in serum Lactic Acid Increase in serum mg+ 2: In Opiate Addicts Increase in serum amylase SGOT SGPT Hyperglycaemia Anxiety High Blood Pressure High Temperature Increased Pulse Rate 3: In Cannabis Addicts Hyperglycaemia Anxiety Hallucinations Convulsions High Blood Pressure All above mentioned symptoms are cured after administration of DEADDCITION MEDICINE B: DEADDICTION MEDICINE also compensates the damage caused by addiction, corrects abnormal functions and restores to normal. Following damages are caused to body by different intoxicants: 1. Damages caused by Alcohol: i) Pathological abnormalities Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in PCV, ESR and MCV High GamaGlutamyl transfers High Creatanine Phosphokinase High SGOT High SGPT High Triglycerides High Serum Amylase High LDL Cholesterol Hypoprotienaemia ii) Electrophysiological Hypertrophy of ventricle of brain and Cerebral Sulci Increased metabolic rate of brain Poor Nerve Stimulation ECG iii) Psychological Impaired cognitive function Impaired TAT Impaired personality Impaired intelligence. 2. Damages caused by Opiates: i) Pathological Changes Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in PCV, ESR High Serum Bilirubin High SGOT and SGPT High Alkaline Phosphatase High Thymol Turbidity Increase in Serum Creatinine Increase in Serum Urea Increase in Serum Uric Acid ii) Elctrophysiological Increased metabolic rate of brain Abnormal EEG patterns. iii) Psychological Impaired Personality Impaired Intelligence Impaired Mental Alertness Others : Enlarged liver, Abnormal Lung Function 3. Damages caused by Cannabis: i) Pathological Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in Blood Urea and Glucose Increase Serum Bilirubin Increase SGOT and SGPT Alkaline Phosphatase High Thymol Turbidity ii) Elctrophysiological Hypertrophy of left ventricle of brain Abnormal EEG patterns iii) Psychological Impaired mental arithmetic test Impaired digit symbol substitution test Impaired Pursuit meter test Impaired cognitive function Deranged mental process Impaired thinking Depression Impaired Intelligence Others : Impaired Lung Function. Enlarged liver Appetite High Pulse Rate 4. Damages caused by Barbiturates: i) Pathological Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in ESR, PCV Increase in Serum Bilirubin Decrease in gastric secretion Serum porphyia Hypoprotienaemia Increase in Serum creatinine Increase in Serum Urea Increase in Serum Uric Acid ii) Electrophysiological Less number of cycles of REM sleep Increase in Basal Metabolic Rate of Brain Other abnormal EEG patterns iii) Psychological impaired mental ability impaired cognitive function impaired mental alertness impaired emotional stability 5. Damages caused by Nicotine: i) Pathological Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in ESR, PCV and Platelet Count Hyperglycaemia High Serum Albumin High Serum LDL Cholesterol High Serum Uric Acid Low Immunity Decrease in lung function Decrease in lung capacity Gangrene ii) Electrophysiological Increase Metabolic Rate of Brain Other abnormal EEG patterns. iii) Psychological Deranged cognitive function Deranged Thinking