Based on the title of this page, “The Science of Getting Drunk,” we don’t want people to think we’re endorsing getting drunk. As an alcohol rehab treatment center, it’s our goal to make sure people don’t get drunk. But being a science and evidence based […]
Hallucinogens are basically synthetic or natural substances that upset the communication between the brain and central nervous system so as to disrupt an individual’s viewpoint of reality. Although not as widespread or publicized, hallucinogen abuse is a significant problem in the Unites States. […]
Scientists have identified a possible connection between Parkinson’s and the usage of methamphetamine. According to the Science Daily report, a protein has been found that is not just integral to the process that leads to Parkinson’s disease, but it could also play a part in […]
Dilaudid Addiction is an issue in the U.S. which is growing rapidly. Scientifically speaking, Dilaudid is hydromorphone hydrochloride and is a part of the opioid class of prescription drugs. The term hydromorphone indicates that Dilaudid is a derivative of Morphine, which is made using the […]
Klonopin is a strong muscle relaxer and anti-convulsant drug that is used by physicians to treat patients suffering from epilepsy and to help them relieve specific types of panic attacks. It is available in both a pill and a disintegrating tablet form and is normally […]
Noticed in 1948 by coincidence by scholars at a drug firm in Denmark, Antabuse was invented to counteract parasitic contamination, but the personnel who were examining it also discovered that it had dangerous effects when they drank alcohol. When an individual takes Antabuse regularly and […]
Many parents, teachers, and family members are often not aware of a loved one’s drug use or addiction even when the evidence of Paraphernalia is sitting right in front of them. Based on the type of drug used, the drug’s method, and access to money, […]
The Infographic below, “Annual Cost of Addictions“, highlights not only drug addiction but gives us some statistics on other dangerous addictions such as alcohol, tobacco, and fast food. Heroin is one of the most expensive addictions costing on average $10,030 a year. These costs are […]
Alcoholism is a common problem in the United States, with roughly 15 million Americans reporting having alcohol dependence or abuse disorder. Research reveals that alcohol adversely affects the body and disrupts many of the organ systems. Many people think alcohol only has an adverse impact […]
Xanax is the brand name for alprazolam and is part of the benzodiazepine (benzo) drug class. Becoming addicted to Xanax is quite easy so much so that those taking it for non-medical purposes can become addicted to it after 2 weeks. Xanax is usually taken […]
