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1 in 8 American adults is an alcoholic.

In fact, the number of people who fit the definition for alcoholics in the United States has risen 49% from 2000 to 2010.

And with so many people hooked on alcohol, do we really know the effects of alcohol poisoning? How do we tell the difference between a few too many and a medical emergency?

In this article, we’ll go over signs that you or a loved one is suffering from alcohol poisoning, and what to do about it.

Read More “Alcohol Poisoning: How to Know If You Drank Too Much”

It’s estimated that over 130 people die every day from an opioid-related drug overdose.

The US is in the midst of an opioid crisis. With over 2 million Americans dependent on or abusing opioids, the need for solutions is pressing.

Naltrexone is part of those solutions.

Read More “Is Naltrexone Addictive? What Opiate and Alcohol Users Need to Know”

Did you know that substance abuse takes a lot of out of the country’s economy?

About $740 billion gets lost due to crime, health care, and lost productivity. It could cripple you too, even if you’re not the one suffering from addiction.

Knowing someone with an addiction can lead to detrimental relationships among friends and family.

Read More “How to Help an Addict: 5 Ways You Can Show Your Support”

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.
Read More “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 of the most addictive prescription drugs available.

Read More “Klonopin High: The Dangers, Effects, and Symptoms”

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 plenty of people who have drinking problems, yet still function well in their careers and home lives.

Read More “Alcohol Detox Timeline: What to Expect on the Road to Sobriety”