Addiction

December 02, 2021

User Beware: Being High On Drugs Is More Dangerous Than You May Have Thought

Many people mistakenly believe that prescription drugs are “safe” to abuse because they aren’t illegal. However, being high on drugs is much more dangerous than you might have thought! Prescription drugs can help you deal with certain conditions, when your ...

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Addiction

November 30, 2021

The Dangers of Snorting Adderall & What To Do If Addicted To Adderall

Adderall can be very addictive when snorted. Many people feel they have a dependence on snorting Adderall since they use it as a way to succeed in school or at work. Those who feel a lot of pressure to succeed often are more likely to start snorting this dr...

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Prescription Drugs

November 19, 2021

Drugs That You Never Want To Mix Together: Wellbutrin and Alcohol

Drinking alcohol while taking Wellbutrin can enhance the side-effects of that drug. For instance, the drug can make you feel confused, but while drinking, you’ll feel even more confused. On top of all that, drinking while taking the drug can reduce or elimi...

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Addiction

November 11, 2021

EtOH: What It Is, Side-Effects of Use, & How to Get Help If Addicted to Etoh

Like traditional alcohol, EtOH is a depressant. That means, it can cause serious issues with reaction times and even cause comas and memory loss when enough is consumed. If EtOH combines with other depressants, the issues can quickly become life threatening...

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Addiction,

Prescription Drugs

November 02, 2021

Xanax Overdose: Signs You Have Overdosed & Why You Need To Seek Medical Help Immediately

While the symptoms of a Xanax overdose may be mild for many people, it’s crucial to seek emergency medical attention as soon as possible. With the more common side effects being drowsiness, confusion, and impaired coordination, these can end up being fatal.

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Addiction,

Detox,

Withdrawal

October 27, 2021

Withdrawal Symptoms From Meth: Timeline & How To Get Help if Addicted To Meth

Common symptoms experienced during withdrawal from meth include intense appetite, emotional instability, increased tendency to become agitated, disruption of sleep cycles and potential insomnia, fever, sweating, fatigue, paranoid behavior, hallucinations, c...

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