Table of Contents Bath Salts Addiction and Abuse News What are Bath Salts? The Importance of Treating Bath Salt Addiction Sources and References Bath salts are human-made stimulant drugs that can have psychoactive effects on the body. They can easily become addictive, which makes it essential to treat bath salt addiction and abuse with drug…
DetailsBrintellix, also known by its generic name Vortioxetine, is a go-to antidepressant vortioxetine for many dealing with anxiety and major depressive disorder. As a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), Brintellix works by boosting the levels of serotonin in the brain, a key neurotransmitter that helps regulate mood and emotional balance. While Brintellix can be incredibly…
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Actiq is a potent synthetic opioid analgesic, specifically fentanyl citrate, approved for managing chronic pain. The recommended initial dose of Actiq is 200 micrograms (mcg basis). Typically, paracetamol is used when standard pain relievers fail, which is often the case with cancer-related or chronic discomfort. Actiq is commonly used to manage breakthrough pain in cancer…
DetailsAir duster, a seemingly innocuous household product used for cleaning electronics, has gained notoriety for its misuse as a recreational drug. Despite its intended purpose, some individuals have turned to inhaling the compressed air or gas from these cans in pursuit of a brief high. This practice, known as “huffing” or “dusting,” raises questions about…
DetailsTable of Contents Can Someone Develop a Dependence on Ambien? What is Ambien Used For? Misuse of Ambien is a Growing Problem Sources and References Ambien is a drug commonly prescribed for people who have insomnia or chronic issues with sleep. However, users of this drug can become dependent on it, which can lead to…
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Anexsia is a prescription medication. In our text we will take a detailed look at the side effects of Anexsia, the process of use and what happens if used together with alcohol and drugs. This overview will give you a deeper understanding of how Anexsia should be treated. Side Effects of Anexsia for Severe Pain:…
DetailsTable of Contents What is Emotional Sobriety? What is Emotional Sobriety? Emotional Sobriety: The Missing Link in Recovery Substance Abuse Facilities that Offer Emotional Sobriety “How are you this fun sober?” I once had a date ask me bewildered. I hadn’t had anything to drink, yet there I was on the dance floor, making a…
DetailsTable of Contents What is Emotional Rehabilitation? The Reality of Emotional Rehab The Process of Emotional Rehab The Best Rehab Centers for Emotional Rehab Resources and References For people suffering from drug and alcohol addiction, there is an obvious need for physical rehabilitation and an equally important, yet more subtle need for emotional rehabilitation. Emotional…
DetailsTable of Contents Harm Reduction vs Abstinence What is Abstinence? What is Harm Reduction? The drug addiction epidemic has been a serious public health issue for quite some time in the United States. In recent news, opioids have been the center of attention as the number of overdoses continues to rise, with an average of…
DetailsTable of Contents How to Rebuild Trust After Addiction Rebuilding trust in recovery How to trust a recovering addict During a battle with substance abuse or addiction, broken trust is inevitable. Addiction by definition changes the brain, impairing judgment and impulse control. Usually, the people we care about most have the deepest wounds. We at…
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