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Alcohol is the most commonly misused substance in America. In fact, 52% of people in America age 12 and over regularly consume alcohol.
While you may not consider alcohol as a drug, the effects of alcohol on the brain tell a different story. Alcohol changes the connections in the brain just like any other drug. And, just like any other drug, these changes can become permanent if left unchecked.
What does alcohol do to your brain? Let’s explore the damaging effects of alcohol on the brain.
Klonopin, the brand name for the drug clonazepam, is a medication used to treat panic disorder, seizures, and akathisia. It causes a depressant effect, which can be very appealing to those who are at risk for addiction. Although medical professionals prescribe Klonopin for a variety of reasons, it’s highly addictive. It has been considered one … Read more
Of the 2,200 Americans that die from alcohol poisoning annually, three in four are adults between the ages of 35 and 64. The majority, which is 76% are white men. When a person has a problem with alcohol, the effects don’t always play out the way you see in the movies. In fact, there are … Read more
Concerned about the reports of a Lyrica high?
With many prescription drugs, the possibility of abuse is a side effect that doesn’t get much attention – until it’s too late. Of course, some reports of abuse are overstated or unfounded. But unfortunately, the possibility of getting high on Lyrica is all too real.
Over 320 million people are living in America today. More than 7,400 of them will die today. Of those 7,400 Americans, 175 will die of drug overdoses.
That’s just an average day in America.
These numbers are sobering. They remind us that Americans are losing the war on drugs. But there’s one drug in particular that we’d like to touch on today:
Vyvanse.
The most widely known use for Ritalin is its ability to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Ritalin stimulates the central nervous system and helps to increase focus, planning, organization, and problem-solving skills in those with ADHD.Because it increases the amount of dopamine produced in the brain, it is common to develop a Ritalin dependency … Read more
Alcoholism is one of the most popular forms of addiction and drug abuse in the United States. Over 15 million people over the age of 18 suffer from an alcohol use disorder (AUD). Only 6.7% of these people receive treatment for alcohol recovery. Rehabilitation, therapy, and recovery groups are common treatment methods for those in … Read more
During the 1960s, it was one of the most popular drugs used. Its ability to make users feel “at one” with the world immediately drew crowds.
But it wasn’t long before the government classified LSD as an illegal drug and the phrase “turn on, tune in and drop out” became antiquated. Even today, scientists are struggling to understand the drug’s effects, dangers and potential uses.
Most of us are aware that mixing any drug with alcohol is never a good idea. However, in some cases, it happens accidentally when we forget we’ve taken a painkiller or when we’ve already drunk too much and our thinking is impaired. In this post we’ll take a closer look at the dangers of mixing Metronidazole and alcohol together.
We hear the question How Long Does Oxycodone Stay In Your System? a lot. Before we jump into that lets talk a little bit about the drug.
