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Alcohol’s Effect on the Body
Alcohol’s Effect on the Body Today, an estimated 28.3 million Americans, or 10.2% of the adult population, are addicted to alcohol. With an estimated 69% of the population drinking regularly and nearly 26% of the…
7 Mindfulness Practices to Step Up Your Recovery
7 Mindfulness Practices to Step Up Your Recovery Mindfulness, whether simple mindfulness meditation, medical practices like Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction, or mindfulness as part of Tai Chi or Yoga, is a powerful tool in helping people…
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Understanding and Dealing with Fentanyl Withdrawal Symptoms
Understanding and Dealing with Fentanyl Withdrawal Symptoms Fentanyl is one of the strongest prescription painkillers on the market and also one of the most dangerous. While synthesized in 1963 as a safer alternative to morphine,…
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What is Naloxone and How Is It Used?
What is Naloxone and How Is It Used? Naloxone, the most popular brand name of Naloxone Hydrochloride, is a drug most commonly used to reverse opioid overdose. While also used in drug addiction treatment, Naloxone…
Staying Clean and Sober Over the Summer
Staying Clean and Sober Over the Summer Whether you’ve been to rehab, go to a sober school, or quit drinking or using on your own, facing any point you associate with vacation, enjoyment, and excess…
Is Your Addicted Loved One a Bully? What To Do
Is Your Addicted Loved One a Bully? What To Do Addiction changes how people act, react, and live around their loved ones. That makes sense, considering addiction changes how the reward circuit in the brain…
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