in california, do you believe it is possible for a heroin addict to get medical marijuana for the pain of withdrawal symptoms from kicking and getting completely off of heroin. Lets just say, they already are on methadone but are having are hard time detoxing. (please – no stupid answers)

I've known a few heroin addicts. most who didn't die from the habit have managed to kick it using marijuana to help. not sure about getting a recommendation for that purpose, but I do know it helps. If at all possible, kick heroin and pass on the methadone. its way harder to get off!! If already on methadone, best bet is rehab as the detox for that drug is awful, but worth it to get clean.

I can see the logic behind it – I know Mary-Jane is not as hard as heroin- so I would see it as an improvement. I know it sounds dumb but it makes sense to me.
then the person can gradually reduce the use of marijuana until they are completely drug free- Marijuana is not as difficult to quit as heroin.

what problems does a dyslexic student face when studying?
e.g. do they just not want to, because its tedious and difficult? and they dont know where to begin? or do they want to, but suck at it?
im not sure if im dyslexic or not….i have a lot of symtoms. and i know i cant study because it feels too oppressive, and i really dotn know how to do it. the stuff just doesnt get through to my brain.

Some people are smart. Some people are stupid.

I probably could pass a dyslexia test (be proven dyslexic) but I don't believe it exists. I think its an excuse made up to cover up peoples inability's.

I'm over weight, so I don't try and train to become a top athlete.
I'm bad with the English language it confuses me, so I don't try and become a writer
I am good with logic, and I use this all the time to the best of my ability!

You could say im dyslexic… That would probably give me room to become a writer, and people would go, omg help him hes dyslexic. maybe I should become an athlete and get a head start in all my races! Or maybe I should just accept that I'm not strong when it comes to language and get over it and do what I'm good at!

I hope I've got my point across correctly )

If you feel you have dyslexia take a test if you're going to uni, you get laptops and **** loads of money and help! )

Edit: IQ of 142 ;o) and I can't pass GCSE english. Give me the most complex logic problem and I can solve it blindfolded! Trust me I don't like not being able to use the english language, you can not understand how frustrating it is at times being unable to communicate. but I'lll keep working at it, keep studying English language, maybe one day I'lll be able to pass ;o)

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The diabetes diagnosis is traditionally based on demonstrating high blood glucose. if HbA1c score of 5.7% to 6.4% then it indicates prediabetes. HbA1C was used only for monitoring of therapy of diabetes.

HbA1c served as a very valuable tool for differentiating diabetes mellitus from stress/reactive hyperglycemia in non-diabetics. At times, we can also use it to diagnose diabetes in patients who had blood glucose values in equivocal ranges. as early as in the beginning of 2009 HbA1c should become a diagnostic test for diabetes, just based on logic.

The major advantage of HbA1c is that it does not require a fasting state for testing, thereby encouraging more people to undergo testing. On the other hand, it is quite expensive. in most centers, the cost of HbA1C testing is 5-10 times the cost of a plasma glucose testing. Hopefully, with more testing, the costs will come down.

While it is very simple to organize a diabetes screening test with your local doctor there is no test to actually say whether you have the condition diabetes type I or diabetes type II. these are basically preventative tests which will measure the amount of glucose in your urine as this is directly linked to the level of glucose in your blood which can indicate the onset of diabetes.

The more common diabetes symptoms above, a diabetes test will potentially allow the doctors to take preventative action which could actually prevent the onslaught of full scale of diabetes. in a worst-case scenario, it will also allow doctors to subscribe medication which will avert any potentially life-threatening situations which can occur if diabetes goes untreated.

The more that the medical professions know about pre-diabetes and what may or may not bring it on the more chance we will at some point see an improvement in diabetic treatments and diabetic medicines. for many years this has been the hidden medical condition which could ultimately kill millions of people if left undetected and untreated. while above-average levels of glucose in your urine and your blood are very closely related to a diabetes condition there are also other reasons why it may be artificially higher than average.

Many young children have undergone regular diabetic screening tests predominately because of their intake of high sugar content drinks which are more commonplace today than ever before.

Very often a sudden rush of sugar into the bloods can create an artificially high glucose measurement which in a one-off test could be taken as a potential diagnosis of diabetes.

As a consequence, if a diabetes diagnosis screening test was to show above average levels of glucose it is highly likely that short-term medication or advice may be administered and further tests would be undergone further down the line. as we mentioned above, there is no one-off test to say whether a person has diabetes or not as this is purely and simply the body’s ability to ingest (or not ingest) glucose from the blood.

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