What causes someone to crave and rely on a substance to the point where it overtakes their life? This is the essence of drug addiction — a complex condition marked by compulsive substance use despite harmful consequences.
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The term “dry drunk” describes someone who has abstained from alcohol but still exhibits many of the negative behaviors and attitudes associated with active alcoholism. Essentially, they are physically sober but emotionally and spiritually unready to live a life of sobriety.
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Cannabis, derived from the cannabis sativa plant, is widely used for its psychoactive effects. After quitting, how long it stays in the body depends on various factors, such as usage frequency, consumption method, and individual metabolism.
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The beginning of a new year often brings a sense of renewal and hope. For those who have experienced struggles with alcohol or substance use, this time can be particularly poignant. Embracing a sober lifestyle can be a powerful way to start the year fresh.
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Ibogaine, a naturally occurring psychoactive substance, has been making waves as a potential treatment for addiction and other mental health challenges. Derived from the root bark of the African shrub Tabernanthe iboga, it has a long history of traditional use in spiritual and healing practices.
Ever wonder why some drugs are classified as “the worst of the worst”? That’s the idea behind Schedule 1 drugs. These are substances the government considers highly addictive, with no accepted medical use according to current laws.
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Addiction and shame can go together, and cause each to make the other worse. While addiction is not usually the primary cause of shame, most addiction cases involve shame.
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Fentanyl is one of the most potent opioids ever created, a substance so powerful that even a minuscule amount can be deadly. As a rehab center in South Florida, we at Principles Recovery see the devastating effects fentanyl has on individuals and families.
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Alcoholic hallucinosis is a rare and complex condition that can happen when someone who drinks heavily experiences vivid hallucinations, often in the form of disturbing voices or visions. Differing from the classic symptoms of alcohol withdrawal
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While the effects and consequences of drinking alcohol are well-documented, as a society we don’t always pay enough attention to the medical conditions that can develop as a result of prolonged or chronic alcohol use and abuse.
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