Taking Suboxone and alcohol together can be dangerous. Suboxone®, a medication used for opioid dependence, can cause adverse effects on the respiratory and central nervous systems when combined with alcohol. To make informed decisions about your health, it is crucial to understand the potential dangers of taking Suboxone and alcohol together. This blog post will…
When used under medical supervision, Fentanyl® is a game changer. However, Fentanyl abuse has caused a deadly crisis and has killed many people. The news about the new Fentanyl vaccine has broken the internet as everyone questions whether it will help eliminate the Fentanyl crisis in the US. Continuing reading for our thoughts on the…
Nearly three million people in the US are affected by opioid use disorder (OUD). In 2020, opioid overdoses, like heroin and Fentanyl®, claimed the lives of about 68,630 people. Compared to 1999, there was a seven times higher rate of a heroin overdose in 2020. It is among the most dangerous drugs in the world…
Tramadol® may carry a risk of misuse and addiction. As it is a schedule IV controlled substance, it treats moderate to severe pain. However, when used correctly, it may ease opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms. This is why it is preferred during MAT programs for people who battle opioid dependence. Is Tramadol an Opioid? Keep…
Originally formulated as a painkiller, Fentanyl® has become one of the most popular drugs sold on the streets. Research that observed Fentanyl® seizures from 2016 to 2021 showed that there had been a
Are you aware that the US is going through an Adderall® shortage at the moment?
Did you know? Due to the illicit use of Fentanyl®, the number of deaths from
What makes you search for ”Can meth overdose kill you”? Probably because you are abusing meth or may know someone abusing meth. Meth abuse symptoms like being hyper-focused, dilating pupils, and living in a constant state of paranoia may have started to appear. Treatment options are available therefore if you or your loved one is…
If you are struggling with addiction, taking care of your body is essential. Physical fitness reduces stress and gives you more energy to do the things that matter most in life. In addition, exercise releases natural compounds such as endorphins which create a rush similar to what is experienced by using drugs or alcohol. Exercise…
