More Americans are consistently taking prescription drugs than ever before. The debate goes on about why. Some cite increases in health concerns, others indicate medical professionals are responsible, and some point to “big pharma” pushing pills. What is clear is the need for change. An average of three out of every five adults are on…
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When meth cut with msm or dangerous substances – an increasingly frequent phenomenon – the results can be tragic. Though this practice is fairly common knowledge, the reason for the addition of these contaminants is not as obvious, nor are their sometimes-lethal side effects. Even toxicology reports resulting from drug-related deaths do not consistently take…
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There is more than one path that a recovering addict can take to reach sobriety. For many, the demands of a residential rehabilitation program are simply too much. In these cases, the best treatment option is very likely to be an intensive outpatient program. In this article, we will guide you through the ins and…
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The deep work of rehabilitating yourself from the ravages of drug or alcohol addiction can be an incredibly stressful experience. Reopening and addressing old emotional wounds is never easy, and requires every ounce of one’s attention and willpower. It is important to remember that there are a number of ways that you can alleviate the…
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The number of Americans using opioid drugs for nonmedical reasons has been steadily rising over the past few decades. In the nine-year period between 1999 and 2008, instances of fatal opioid overdose have increased by over four hundred percent. In roughly the same period of time, the number of prescription opioid drug sales also increased…
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