Hollywood is probably the most glamorized drug den on planet Earth. Fame has become synonymous to partying, alcohol, sex, and of course – drugs. And while it’s not rocket science that drug abuse can kill you, people all around the world continue to be fascinated with this rock star lifestyle. When a famous celebrity is […]
View Full Post You’re one of the good guys. Never in your wildest dreams have you imagined being addicted to opioids or any drug for that matter. You have a comfortable home, a well-paying job, a loving family and a great social circle. You’re also physically active and you try to eat healthy as much as possible. […]
View Full PostKetamine, also commonly called Special K, is most-well-known for its history as a club drug, which dates back to the 1970s. It’s also increasingly making the news as a drug which could potentially be used to treat severe depression, leading many users to accept the drug as safe for recreational use. The drug’s medical history […]
View Full PostGoing to drug rehab requires an immense amount of personal dedication and motivation. It’s intimidating to accept that you need help and to go out of your way to find and make time and space to get that help. But, asking for time off from work is often even more difficult because many people are […]
View Full PostMost people would assume that the more intelligent a person, the more likely they are to steer clear of drugs. But, while highly intelligent persons are more than capable of performing the logical math of equating drugs with physical and mental harm, study after study shows that high intelligence is more commonly linked to addiction […]
View Full PostCrack cocaine, commonly shortened to crack, is a free base version of cocaine – a drug that has been used in various forms in South America for centuries. Crack cocaine was first introduced to the United States in the early 1980s, going on to become an epidemic with millions of users and contributing to over […]
View Full PostIn the United States, more than 24.5 million people are addicted to drugs or alcohol, with millions more contributing drug offenses including sale, distribution, and using. Since the 1960s, most drug-related crimes, including use, have been treated with incarceration. Only recently have courts begun to seek out alternatives like treatment and rehab instead of prison […]
View Full PostMost people have at least a passing acquaintance with Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid used to treat severe and chronic pain in the United States. Fewer are aware of its dark history of abuse on the streets, both used for injection by addicts and used to cut other more expensive drugs by dealers. Fentanyl is typically […]
View Full PostIn the United States, nearly 7% of the population struggles with an addiction to drugs or alcohol. With over 23.5 million people suffering from substance abuse and chemical addiction, most people are well aware that substance abuse is a serious problem. However, at the same time, many people who are addicted experience stigma and shame, […]
View Full PostEcstasy, or MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine), is a popular, primarily recreational drug, taken for its psychoactive effects. The drug creates a heightened sensory experience for the user, combined with increased empathy and feelings of euphoria, making it a popular rave and festival drug. However, with no current approved medical uses, and a wide variety of adverse side […]
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