About 6% of the American population aged 12 years and older have tried methamphetamine. This highly addicted stimulant is a schedule II drug, meaning it has a high potential for abuse. Meth gives way to feelings of euphoria, increased energy, and heightened levels of concentration. While, out of context, that might sound great, many individuals…
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Lean, also known by the street names “purple drank” or “sizzurp,” is a recreational drug typically produced by combining codeine (an opioid pain reliever) and promethazine (an antihistamine). Those two ingredients are usually mixed with soda, candy, cough syrup, or alcohol to give the beverage a sweeter flavor. Lean is typically used as a party…
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Marijuana products come in many forms, from loose-leaf flowers to edibles to concentrates. If you’ve come across the term shatter and aren’t sure what it means or its uses, this article will provide all the details to ensure safety and precaution with it. Keep reading to get all the information. What Is Shatter? Shatter is…
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Accountability is a crucial part of the recovery process. It helps you stay on track and make progress toward your goals. It also promotes honesty and responsibility, vital elements for a healthy lifestyle. When you hold yourself accountable, you’re more likely to make positive decisions and take care of yourself both physically and mentally. Why…
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It is estimated that about 20 million Americans suffer from substance use disorder and require treatment, but only about 1 in 10 receive it. Therefore, if you have taken the bold step to recover by going to a rehab center, kudos to you! You’re one step closer to a healthier version of yourself. Preparing for…
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In Mexico, Farmapram is the name for Mexican Xanax bars that have become increasingly common. They contain the active ingredient alprazolam, which is a benzodiazepine used in treating anxiety disorders and panic attack cases. However, Mexican Xanax bars are sometimes misused because they are readily available and cheap compared to other types of Xanax, thus…
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Wet brain syndrome is an intense cerebrum issue that is frequently connected with long-term alcoholism and a lack in thiamine (vitamin B1). This disease can cause extreme mind damage, impacting memory, muscle coordination, and cognitive abilities. Excessive alcohol consumption leads to thiamine deficiency, which is directly linked to wet brain. Long-term drinking not only blocks…
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Blue Xanax, a specific form of the widely known medication Xanax, is primarily used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. Part of the benzodiazepine drug class, alprazolam, the active ingredient in Xanax, functions by influencing the central nervous system to produce a calming effect. This article delves into the uses, dosages, and essential considerations surrounding…
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Rehabilitation, often abbreviated as “rehab,” serves as a beacon of hope for individuals grappling with addiction, injury, or mental health challenges. Its purpose is profound: to facilitate recovery, restore functionality, and ignite the flame of renewed hope in those navigating the often arduous journey toward wellness. Central to understanding the efficacy of rehabilitation efforts is…
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While “functional alcoholic” or “high-functioning alcoholic” isn’t a formal medical diagnosis, it is commonly used to refer to someone who is able to perform day-to-day tasks, i.e., going to work, childcare, and participating in social activities without much difficulty. Someone who is not able to do this typically exhibits signs of impairment that are in…
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