It’s well known that alcohol can have serious effects on the liver, but many people don’t realize that alcohol negatively affects many systems of the body, including the respiratory system. If you drink alcohol regularly, it’s important to know how your lungs may be...
Opioid addiction has become a national health crisis, causing more than 80,000 overdose deaths per year. Fentanyl, an increasingly used opioid, was responsible for a large number of those deaths. It’s important to understand what fentanyl is and the dangers of...
Alcohol abuse can negatively affect your life and your body in a multitude of ways. Even if you’re not a chronic alcohol abuser but are finding yourself drinking excessively more often, you may start suffering from these effects. The good news is that alcohol detox...
Meth is a powerful synthetic stimulant that can be highly addictive. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), about 2 million people use meth in any given year. When someone is addicted to meth, withdrawal is not a pleasant...
For those suffering from a substance abuse disorder, the thought of getting treatment can be overwhelming. Inpatient programs seem particularly daunting because they mean a break from life, including work or school, family, and other obligations. However, intensive...
For people in recovery, support is needed on many levels. You need the support of the professionals who provide treatment and from your family. But one of the most important levels of support comes from peers—people who have shared your substance abuse experiences and...
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