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Which Drugs Cause Pinpoint Pupils?

February 11th, 2019

Many illicit and prescription drugs have a long list of side effects on the brain and body. Some side effects may result in discomfort, while others may pose potential harm. Some side effects can also be more visible than others. One of the more visible signs that can indicate the use of certain drugs is […]

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What’s The Difference Between Molly (MDMA) And Sally (MDA)?

January 30th, 2019

Molly (MDMA) and Sally (MDA) are both street drugs that fall under the amphetamine (stimulant) and phenethylamine (psychedelic) drug classes. Neither of these substances has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for medical use and are illegal to use, buy, or sell. Most often used in a party setting, both MDMA and […]

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The Impact Of Being A Child Of An Alcoholic

December 17th, 2018

Does Having An Alcoholic Parent Affect Children? Growing up in a home with an alcoholic can shape the rest of a child’s life. Even if the parent or relative doesn’t believe their alcoholism is impacting their children, it is. The most significant impact that alcoholism can have on a child is how it affects the […]

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Urine Drug Testing: Detection Times And More

November 9th, 2018

Urine tests are used in a variety of settings, including employment, probationary, court, and even for home purposes. Many substances are detectable in urine for a specific amount of time, but that time frame may be altered depending on a number of factors. Urine drug tests test for more than just the substance ingested. This […]

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Blood Drug Testing – How Long Do Drugs Stay in Your Blood?

November 5th, 2018

A blood test is usually administered when other types of drug tests are not an option, for any reason. Blood drug tests have a much smaller window of detection, starting minutes after ingestion and lasting about one to three days for most substances. However, the results of blood drug tests, like other blood tests, can […]

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Live Resin Cannabis Concentrates Abuse And Addiction

October 12th, 2018

Live resin is one of the newest cannabis concentrates. During the extraction process that yields live resin, marijuana (cannabis) is cryogenically flash frozen shortly after the plant is harvested. This method is said to prevent certain chemicals called terpenes from deteriorating. Terpenes are responsible for giving marijuana its distinct flavor and scent. Because of this, […]

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Treating Opioid Withdrawal With Lucemyra (Lofexidine)

September 12th, 2018

Lofexidine is not a standalone treatment for opioid addiction. Like other medications for the treatment of withdrawal, Lucemyra works to reduce the uncomfortable and often times painful symptoms of opioid withdrawal. It doesn’t treat the psychological elements of addiction. Used within a comprehensive medical detox program, Lucemyra can help a person’s body to heal and […]

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Paying For Drug Rehab Using GoFundMe And Other Crowdsourcing Sites

August 3rd, 2018

Addiction treatment can be expensive, especially when it comes to luxury facilities or extended treatment programs. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) notes that three months or more is ideal for addiction treatment, yet many people have trouble paying for this type of program. Sadly, many people settle for less expensive programs at a […]

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Choosing The Right Substance Abuse Counselor

July 25th, 2018

A substance abuse counselor is your companion through the difficult process of healing from addiction. They work closely with you to develop a treatment plan, monitor your progress, and set recovery goals. It is vital to form a positive relationship with this person. How To Find A Substance Abuse Counselor Before you can choose the […]

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Acetaminophen Overdose From Opioid Abuse

July 25th, 2018

Opioid abuse is a widespread problem in the United States that has only grown worse in the last several years. News articles and research abounds on the negative effects of opioid drugs and the risks of dependence and addiction. But there is a lesser-known threat that comes with abuse of some prescription opioid painkillers — […]

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How Do I Get My Addicted Spouse Into Treatment?

July 24th, 2018

Partners of addicted individuals may be able to acknowledge that addiction treatment would be beneficial, but in many cases, addicted individuals don’t see it that way. Someone who is in the throes of active addiction is more likely to deny that there is a problem, likely because they feel uncomfortable addressing it. A significant number […]

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Understanding Drug Classifications In the US

July 16th, 2018

The U.S. government classifies drugs according to their chemical makeup, risk for abuse, risk for addictiveness, abuse rate, and potency. It is from these Schedules that legal consequences are determined. Knowing the drug schedules can help individuals avoid further consequences for misuse by instead seeking treatment for substance abuse or addiction. What Are Drug Classifications? […]

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