Addiction

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Is Kava Addictive?

Kava is a popular herbal supplement known for its anxiety-reducing, sleep-promoting, and body-relaxing effects. With Kava bars popping up and Kava teas, pastes, and capsules lining the shelves of health food stores, it seems like everyone is jumping on the Kava trend. But before you join the Kava craze, you're probably wondering—is Kava addictive? There

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The Effects and Dangers of Whippits

Despite their seemingly harmless appearance and widespread popularity, the dangers of whippit abuse are significant. Additionally, the risk factors of whippit abuse are often underrepresented. Misuse of whippits can lead to serious health complications, including oxygen deprivation, nerve damage, and in severe cases, death. It is imperative to shed light on these dangers; this ensures

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History of Drugs

Many people think drug abuse and addiction are recent problems in human history. However, most common substances today, such as opioids, meth, and cocaine, have been around for over a century. The history of drugs expands back almost as far as human history, so it’s no wonder that drug epidemics and addictions are difficult for

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What Is Drug Tolerance?

Many people have heard about drug tolerance, but not everyone fully understands it. Given the significant societal challenges posed by substance abuse and addiction, a comprehensive grasp of drug tolerance is imperative for devising effective preventative measures and treatment protocols. It doesn’t just affect the person using drugs—it also impacts their family and community.

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What Does Opioid Dependence Looks Like?

Opioids are prescription medications that derive their effects from the opium poppy. Examples include OxyContin, Percocet, and Vicodin. Many believe that medications they receive from a doctor are safe. In reality, these drugs can result in opioid dependence. Do you or a loved one need opioid addiction rehab? Call us today at 866.262.0531 for help.

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