Anonymous ID: 1c1b98 Jan. 14, 2019, 11:39 p.m. No.4761319   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1335 >>1551 >>1640

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Part 1.

National Safety Council is Illinois Obama Propaganda BS….1st their so called specialist that regurgitates & publishes the National Safety Councils' Opinions….is not again, board certified in the area of Pain Management or Pain Patients. Just like the extremist quack Pyschiatrist Dr. Andrew J. Kolodny MD Psychiatrist, that profits from “Drug Addiction” & wrote the opioid guidelines

 

National Safety Council's Dr. Donald Teater is a family medicine doctor in Waynesville, North Carolina Dr. Don Teater, MD, is a board certified Family Practitioner from western North Carolina. He has been working with individuals and his community to prevent and treat opioid dependence since becoming certified to prescribe buprenorphine in 2004 (rehab drug). Dr. Teater has been working for the National Safety Council as their Medical Advisor for the past two years. He works primarily on their effort to prevent prescription drug abuse, addiction, and overdose nationwide. Dr. Teater also continues to work two days per week at Meridian Behavioral Health Services and Mountain Area Recovery Center in western North Carolina, where he provides addiction treatment and primary care to severely mentally ill patients. He is a student at the Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina where he is working on his masters in public health.

 

National Safety Council is spewing fake & false BS for Profit…here is there BS

 

That Painkillers Driving Addiction, Overdose

Drug poisoning is now the No. 1 cause of unintentional death in the United States. Every day, more than 100 people die from opioid drugs – 37,814 people every year – and many of these overdoses are from prescription opioid medicine.

Many adults prescribed opioids by doctors and subsequently become addicted or move from pills to heroin. Seventy percent of people who have abused prescription painkillers reported getting them from friends or relatives. Most people don't even know that sharing opioids is a felony.

People who take opioid painkillers for too long and in doses too large are more at risk of addiction and more likely to die of drug poisoning. The numbers are staggering. A survey by the Substance Abuse and Medical Health Services Administration says there are 4.3 million nonmedical users of painkillers. Nearly 2 million people have painkiller substance use disorders.

"Painkillers don't kill pain. They kill people," says Dr. Don Teater. People think taking opioids is the best way to treat pain. But the reality is other non-addictive medicines are just as effective, including many over-the-counter drugs such as ibuprofen or naproxen.

https://www.nsc.org/home-safety/safety-topics/opioids

 

BULL SHIT!

 

HERE ARE THE FACTS…

So called Addiction drugs/treatment/rehab bringing in huge profits $$$35 Billion per year (2014).

 

-buprenorphine $115.00 per week or $5,980.00 per year

 

-naltrexone $1,176.50 per month or $14,112.00 per year

 

  • methadone $126.00 per week or $6,552.00 per year

 

https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/medications-to-treat-opioid-addiction/how-much-does-opioid-treatment-cost

 

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/02/21/the-myth-of-the-roots-of-the-opioid-crisis-217034

Anonymous ID: 1c1b98 Jan. 14, 2019, 11:46 p.m. No.4761338   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1342 >>1551 >>1640

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Part 2

 

Part 2.

 

Drug makers of of OxyContin, down-played OxyContin’s addictive potential and targeted primary care doctors[3],

 

Profit Mining The Opioid Crisis: The Dark Underbelly Of Lucrative Addiction Treatment Industry (TAX PAYERS ARE PAYING THE BULK OF IT)

 

Addicts represent big money to treatment centers, which are happy to pay a middleman $50 for a “lead” on a patient who might generate $40,000 or more in insurance claims in a matter of months. That is why television ads offering help to addicts air constantly nationwide. (Segal, 12/27)

The opioid epidemic has sparked a huge growth in the extremely profitably addiction treatment industry – but there is little regulation around these centers that are making a lot of money off sick and needy patients. The New York Times offers a deeper look.

 

DRUG TESTS BIG MONEY———With drug abuse rising, an array of companies have found new ways to turn the problems of addicts into billable fortunes. And few are as profitable as those focused on the lowliest byproduct of any stint in rehab: urine. Testing has long been part of recovery, a way for clinics to ensure that patients are staying clean. But starting in 2010, as opioid abuse evolved into a crisis and the Affordable Care Act offered insurance to millions more young people, the cost of urinalysis tests soared. It was soon common for clinics and labs to charge more than $4,000 per test, and to test clients two or three times a week. (Segal, 12/27)

 

TAX PAYER FUNDED Rehab Drugs, rehab clinics, half way homes, plus…gun confiscations!

 

https://khn.org/morning-breakout/profit-mining-the-opioid-crisis-the-dark-underbelly-of-lucrative-addiction-treatment-industry/

 

The truth about the US ‘opioid crisis’ – prescriptions aren’t the problem

 

The news media is awash with hysteria about the opioid crisis (or opioid epidemic). all experts agree that fentanyl and related drugs are driving the overdose epidemic. These are many times stronger than heroin and far cheaper, so drug dealers often use them to lace or replace heroin.

 

It’s remarkably irresponsible to ignore these distinctions and then use “sum total” statistics to scare doctors, policymakers and review boards into severely limiting the prescription of pain pills.

 

Addiction is not caused by drug availability. The abundant availability of alcohol doesn’t turn us all into alcoholics. No, addiction is caused by psychological (and economic) suffering, especially in childhood and adolescence (eg abuse, neglect, and other traumatic experiences), as revealed by massive correlations between adverse childhood experiences and later substance use. The US is at or near the bottom of the developed world in its record on child welfare and child poverty. No wonder there’s an addiction problem. And how easy it is to blame doctors for causing it.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/nov/07/truth-us-opioid-crisis-too-easy-blame-doctors-not-prescriptions

 

PS…One of their Dual board members (among Dupont, Exxon Mobil, and mostly global corps is also on the infamous PG & E Board.

 

This outfit is a Obama mouthpiece

Anonymous ID: 1c1b98 Jan. 14, 2019, 11:55 p.m. No.4761381   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1388 >>1473 >>1495 >>1551 >>1640

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Part 3.

 

Mr. President Trump…Please correct this horrifying mistake made by the CDC.

 

When Will Someone in the Federal government and CDC END the WAR ON CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS?

 

How many chronic pain patients have to be forced to commit suicide or go to the streets to buy drugs???

 

So these ridiculous, no-evidence-based CDC guidelines dreamed up by one quack (Psychiatrist) who profits from two rehab- drugs and rehab-facilities, with no expertise in pain patients or pain management, and also verbally lumps all chronic pain patients with heroin addicts, wrote the CDC Opiate Guidelines!!!!

 

And to make matters even worse, the CDC recently admitted that it has been over-counting prescription opioid overdose deaths by erroneously categorizing street fentanyl as a “prescription opioid”. And when in reality it’s a heroin and fentanyl crisis–not opioid crisis at all!

 

The CDC-dictated torture to chronic pain patients is unconscionable and barbaric.

 

Sentencing people to live and die in torture because of lies and the greed of the “anti-addiction” activists-on-steroids; PROP and notorious quacks like Andrew Kolodny are crimes against humanity.

 

Please fix this horrifying mistake by the CDC…You are the only one who can, Mr. President!