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 I am more awake and aware than I can
remember in a long time. My body seems to be telling me that it is ready to
operate at an optimal level – as long as I take care of it correctly. I
notice that my senses are heightened and my overall communication between mind
and body is better. My body and mind are directly in touch with each other,
without any blocks or vias to go through. Mentally I feel a sense of well-being
and an overall vigor for life. I am excited to learn and improve. My irrational
fear of the future of the unfamiliar has greatly decreased and even turned to
curiosity. I feel excited and ready to move forward in life. I have confidence
that I can continue to improve myself and my decision making process. I finally
feel as though I can use the hard facts of my past experiences to confront
situation in the present instead of just dwelling on emotions from these
experiences. - AR |
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 Thanks to sauna I
got rid of drugs and toxins in my body, yet at the same time, I've gained so
much more important things for my body, mind and spirit. Before I started
sauna, I was feeling like crap mentally and physically. My mind soon cleared
and body soon healed.The first day of sauna, I decided to quite smoking cigarettes and I succeeded. It's been 16 days since my last cigarette. I feel great having done so I've gained love for myself and my body. I recently got in touch with my spirituality and my relationship with God. That is something I thought I had lost forever. Everything is so clear, like what I want from myself and what I want to get out of my life. It is amazing all the possibilities and opportunities I have now that I am drug free! I can choose what I want with my heart again. I have my soul back. I have ME back. I know who I am and what I am capable of doing. I am comfortable with ME. My motivation is my future life, my family, my support and my sobriety but most of all, my new self. Sauna has changed me in everyway! Actually, I've changed my way of thinking, bottom line. I've never felt better about myself, my past, my future and everything in between. I'm excited about what lies ahead in this program and what awaits me in the near future. I know I want to help other addicts and alcoholics the way I'm being helped. It's already in my nature and I will give it my all and give this program all I've got.-HT |
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When drugs enter
the body they substitute for some of the body's reward system. The body
immediately identifies the drugs as toxic. The body has to eliminate these
toxins. Drugs and alcohol are broken down in the liver in a process called
metabolization, the byproducts of which are called metabolites (the substances
the body converts the drugs or alcohol into). Although removed rapidly from the
bloodstream some metabolites become trapped in the fatty tissues. There are
various types of tissues that are high in fat content. The problem that needs
to be addressed is that these drug residues remain trapped in these tissues for
years. Tissues in our bodies that are high in fats are turned over very slowly.
The body will metabolize and burn fat any time a person undergoes an experience
that causes the heart rate to speed up. Stress can do this, as can strenuous
exercise, anger, or intense emotion. We all experience these things on a fairly
regular basis. When an addict experiences these situations and their heart rate
speeds, up the body begins to mobilize and burn fat. The fat contains toxins or
metabolites from past alcohol and drug use. |
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As the fat cells
burn they release the metabolites back into the person?s bloodstream. The
metabolite acts as a physical and mental reminder of the drug or alcohol
consumption. In short, when the stored drug metabolites are released into the
bloodstream they can make the person feel as if the they actually took the
drug. The former addict now experiences a drug restimulation (or flashbacks)
and drug craving. This is common in the months after an addict quits and can
continue for several years.  |
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| The graph depicts cocaine metabolites being excreted in the sweat and urine of clients participating in the Narconon® Sauna Exercise Program. Levels of drug metabolites are not detectable in clients prior to the start of this program, then increase dramatically and slowly taper off as the program is continued. This supports the argument that drug residues remain in the fatty tissues and that the correct treatment can mobilize and remove them through the body?s excretory systems. | ||||
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| Narconon Graduate Celebrates Recovery Month with Nearly 40 Drug-Free Years | |
| A graduate of the
first Narconon program shares his success during Recovery Month. (PRWEB) September 29, 2005 -- In celebration of National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month, numerous people in recovery around the country are speaking out with their success in overcoming addiction. The theme for Recovery Month 2005 is "Join the Voices of Recovery: Healing Lives, Families and Communities." At Narconon of Georgia there is one staff member, Gordy Weinand, who has much to celebrate. Having graduated the first Narconon program with founder William Benitez in 1966, Gordy has been able to find happiness in sharing his successes with others over the last four decades. |
 "Success equals 40 years of being
dedicated to the greatest self-help program in the world – Narconon," says
Gordy, "My own personal successes in the past 40 years have given me the
strength and courage to be a part of helping others fight their fight.""It is an incredible feeling to have 35 students look up to you and ask questions about the beginning" Gordy continues, "I assure them that today is the same as yesterday. We are all here for each other." |
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