The First Steps
Originally Posted in January but I wanted to make sure that everyone got a chance to read it. -GHello, my name is Dr. Brian Earthman I want to thank George for having the courage to approach me about his new product. He and I come from two very different worlds. After my initial discussion with George one common principal we both share is clear. We both want to help as many people get free from...
Dr. Earthman Answers Your Questions - June
Full Name: Charles K. Comments: Besides the normal sales pitch ..what percentage do people have coming off opiates using this herbal product..I promote nutraceuticals and work for several vitamins and supplement companies. I got into a car accident and ended up hooked on oxycodone and Oxycontin. I take anywhere from 30 - 180mg a day. is this catered to people with a small habit or for people who use...
Dr. Earthman’s answers to your questions - April 2009
Julian M.: Can you tell me how long it takes to get addicted to pain killers? What should I look for as far as behavior etc. etc. to know that I (or someone else ) am addicted Dr. Earthman: There is not a definite answer as to how long it takes to get addicted to pain killers.  First, you must understand that addiction is a broad term that includes physical, psychological, and emotional dependence. ...
Dr. Earthman’s answers to your questions - March 2009 - Part 2
Jerrod C.: “If you have a bad heart can Oxycontin withdrawals kill you?” Dr. Earthman: Detoxing from any substance has potentially damaging physical symptoms.  A person’s level of withdrawal will depend on what drug(s), how much, how often, how long, and their individual body.  Oxycontin withdrawal is generally not considered life threatening but if someone has co-occurring medical...
Dr. Earthman’s answers to your questions - March 2009
Question from Linda F.: “Is it possible for someone to taper off Vicodin, and lessen the withdraw symptoms?” Dr. Earthman: “Yes.  Typically lowering the average dose of opiates you are consuming in a 24 hour period can decrease the intensity of withdrawal symptoms and possibly shorten the length of time you are in withdrawal.”Question from Carla D.: “My 21 year old...