Opiate Addiction - The Painkiller Addiction Epidemic, Heroin Addiction and the Way Out

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Very detailed but to the point very good read it basically had everything I was looking for very informative book

Poor book, very basic, disjointed, told me little I didn't already know. Written by ex addict. Far better books out there

Very good book

Taite Adams’ book, ‘Opiate Addiction – The Painkiller Addiction Epidemic, Heroin Addiction and the Way Out’ could not have been more timely. These days, it has almost become quite common to hear news about some celebrity found dead in some hotel room from opiate or heroin overdose—and those are just the known cases, as they don’t include the countless cases of ordinary folks dying from the same addiction.Opiate addiction is particularly insidious because these are drugs that doctors prescribe—it’s easy to mix it with other things and end up a deadly cocktail coursing through your veins. How many times have we read the words “accidental overdose” describing somebody’s death on the news? Worse, opiate addiction can become full-blown in such a short time—it’s even surprising how those who end up addicted to such substances never saw it coming—they even think they’d be able to manage it, only for the subsequent addiction to take over and control their lives. This is where this book comes in—it educates and forewarns people about these substances’ mechanism of action. Most importantly, Taite Adam’s book does not only discuss the problem in helpful detail, but also provides real, effective solutions—you’re not reading this book for leisure, but as part of your search of a cure or a relief for your suffering or that of a loved one’s.Overall, this is an incredibly important book—it can potentially help save countless lives, if only it reaches the right hands at the right time. Get a copy of this book today—and maybe you can help out a loved one or friend by sending this book as a gift. I highly recommend this to anyone who knows someone who’s battling these forms of addiction. A sold five-star rating for this one.

Very factual.