Popper drugs are often used in recreational settings like parties, bars, or clubs. If you’ve ever heard the term or seen poppers used, it’s common to wonder what they are or if they’re safe to use. In this article, we’ll cover everything you should know about poppers, including their history, use cases, effects, and potential…
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Methamphetamine is a very powerful stimulant drug that’s often produced, sold, and bought illegally for recreational use due to the potent and euphoric high it causes. However, like many stimulant substances, as the effects wear off, it’s common to feel a lot lower or have severely reduced energy. This is referred to as the meth…
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Over 10.1 million people in the U.S. abuse prescription medications. Of those, about 1.6 million have an opioid use disorder. Even under the best circumstances, managing the process of opioid addiction treatment can be a real challenge for those trying to get back on their feet and avoid contact with substances extremely detrimental to overall…
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Whippets – a form of inhalant drug – have risen in popularity over the past few years, partly as a response to the increasing scrutiny around other recreational substances. However, many people are not aware of the potential dangers and negative effects of using whippets. A recent study by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health…
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Dubbed the “champagne” of the marijuana world, marijuana moon rocks are considered a premium cannabis product. As you can probably guess, marijuana moon rocks are named as such due to their incredibly potent effects. West Coast rapper Kurupt is credited with initially popularizing cannabis moon rocks in the mid-2010s, specifically through his brand, Kurupt’s Moonrock.…
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The blues drug, also referred to as M30 pills, is a counterfeit drug made to look like prescription opioids. It’s commonly produced, bought, and sold on the streets for recreational use. However, taking it is highly dangerous since research by the DEA states that six out of every ten pills contains a potentially lethal dose…
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The most common reasons someone will go to rehab are to treat addiction, mental health, or physical health. Treatment centers are a terrific resource for consistent medical attention and guidance during longer recovery processes, so you achieve the best results. That said, how long is rehab? When you need to go into residential care, where…
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Imodium, also known as Loperamide, is a renowned nonprescription medication for treating diarrhea. By retarding gut motility causing greater fluid and nutrient uptake, it can reduce the frequency of passing bowel movements. Due to its availability and efficacy, many people may buy Imodium online without a prescription. Notwithstanding, it must be clarified that Imodium is…
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A prescription medicine called Fentora is known to have fentanyl in it, which is a strong narcotic used for relief of pain that “breaks through,” which is experienced by cancer patients who use continuous around-the-clock opioid analgesics. It has a high ratio of efficacy to abuse and is, therefore, a subject matter that worries many…
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Substance abuse and addiction impact the brain in more ways than one. These habits reinforce negative behaviors, causing structural and functional changes that make addiction challenging to overcome. However, the good news is that brain rewiring can also play a major role in paving your or a loved one’s road toward recovery. Neuroplasticity refers to…
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