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Risks of Snorting Phentermine
Phentermine (e.g., Adipex-P, Pro-Fast) is the most common weight loss medication prescribed by health providers in the United States to help patients lose weight. It’s primarily used for persons who are obese for medical issues related to their condition. It is in a category of
Medical Detox Rather Than Taper off Alcohol
Drinking alcohol daily or excessively can lead to physical and emotional dependence. Alcohol dependence can range in austerity from mild to severe, depending on how much an individuals drinks, how frequently, and for what duration of time. Alcohol dependence typically results in withdrawal symptoms, ranging
What Is a Halfway House?
Many people choose to reside in a sober living environment following residential addiction treatment. Although individuals tend to use these terms interchangeably, it is important to understand that a sober house, a halfway house, and a three-quarters house are three distinct recovery options. One of
The Top 10 Most Addictive Drugs
Abuse or addiction to drugs or alcohol affects millions of lives in the U.S. alone. It is a chronic, escalating, and relapsing condition hallmarked by drug-seeking behavior and use, despite adverse consequences that tend to accompany it. But what precisely makes an individual become addicted
What Is Holistic Healing for Addiction?
A continuous trend in addiction treatment has been to include holistic treatment practices into more traditional therapies in recent years. A wide variety of holistic healing approaches are now being used in addiction treatment centers across the U.S. The term “holistic” refers to interventions that
Dealing With Hangxiety
Many people experience anxiety after drinking. These feelings are sometimes referred to as “hangxiety,” and can last several hours after an individual’s blood alcohol levels return to normal. Although experts are unsure why some people experience certain hangover symptoms while others do not, there is
