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 without prescriptions."An estimated 14.7 percent of Americans ages 
21 to 34 have taken tranquilizers without a prescription or even recreationally, 
according to 2012 data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 
Administration. Meanwhile, the number of ER visits from people misusing 
or abusing alprazolam skyrocketed 172 percent from 2004 to 2011, the most 
recent federal statistics available.Related: Secrets To Firing Up Your MetabolismThe 
drug can be particularly dangerous when taken in combination with other 
substances."If you mix a benzo with another drug that subdues your nervous 
systempainkillers, alcohol, antihistaminesthe effects can be dangerous or 
deadly," Reinhold said. "Remember Heath Ledger?"Even when used as prescribed, 
Xanax can become habit-forming, Birndorf said."As your body acclimates to 
it, you could end up needing more of it, and sooner, to 
get the same response."If that happens and you abruptly stop taking the 
drug, you might go into withdrawal. This can lead to muscle twitches, 
depression, anxiety and, in its severest form, seizures. Says Dr. Stuart 
Gitlow, an addiction psychiatrist and president of the American Society 
of Addiction Medicine, "Withdrawal from benzos can be more dangerous than 
withdrawal from heroin."Those risks are very real for women; an estimated 
32.5 million alprazolam prescriptions were written for women in 2012 versus 
15.3 million for men, according to IMS Health."Women now are more a
opposition activist 
who had also gone missing, was discovered after being taken to the 
woods and beaten severely by unknown attackers.Lutsenko was kidnapped from 
a hospital, where he had brought a fellow protester, Yuri Verbitsky, to 
be treated for an eye injury. Verbitsky was also beaten severely and 
was later discovered dead.The disappearances prompted an outcry from protesters, 
who accused the government of intimidating the opposition.European Union 
foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton issued a statement saying she was 
"appalled by the obvious signs of prolonged torture and cruel treatment" 
of Bulatov. She also condemned the death of Verbitsky."These are but two 
cases of the continuous deliberate targeting of organizers and participants 
of peaceful protests," Ashton said. "All such acts are unacceptable and 
must immediately be stopped. It is the authorities' responsibility to take 
all necessary measures to address the current atmosphere of intimidation 
and impunity which allows for such acts to take place. All unlawfully 
detained people have to be released and perpetrators brought to justice."The 
protests started after Yanukovych backed out of an agreement to deepen ties 
with the European Union in November, but quickly came to encompass an 
array of discontent over corruption, heavy-handed police and dubious courts.Negotiations 
between the authorities and the opposition on finding a way out of 
the crisis appeared to have stalled on T
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