Please don't try: to do this on your own. Talk to your parents and your doctor. They can help you in the best and safest way. I'm sure they will want to help you. You can also talk to them about why you became "addicted" to them. Get back to us with more questions, but you definitely need to seek help from those who are near you and can help in person.
Answered 10/17/2015
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Dangerous 4 Health: I don't want to scare you off, but this is very dangerous for your health! This can cause imbalance with your electrolytes or "blood salts", heart, neurological problems, among other things. I am scared for you also! I want you to drum up the courage today to tell your family what is going on and ask them for help. This is urgent and something that can't wait. Otherwise, see a doc asap!
Answered 5/1/2016
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