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Subject: Re: Withdrawal from meth addiction - and Prometa Author: Been There [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:29:16 04/12/06 Wed In reply to: Sfj 's message, "Withdrawal from meth addiction - and Prometa" on 14:45:33 04/12/06 Wed No it is not easy and, I do NOT believe that Prometa is a cure all by any means. But if the addict truly believes it takes away their compulsions so they can work on changing their behavior, then in my opinion it is working. Mind over matter in a sense, if they have faith in the drug it may work or at least get them on the right track. Good Luck. Nice to see you, can not go to KCI anymore, it has been blocked from my works computer. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Withdrawal from meth addiction - and Prometa Molly 14:37:44 04/19/06 Wed