Suboxone is a combination of a synthetic opioid called buprenorphine and naloxone, a synthetic opioid overdose rescue drug. Naloxone’s close chemical cousin naltrexone is also used in some MAT opioid maintenance programs, often in long-acting injectable form under the brand name Vivitrol. How long does Suboxone last after the first dose? You may be wondering […]
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If you’re addicted to Percocet and you’re thinking of quitting, or you have faced opioid withdrawal before, you may be wondering just how hard it’s going to be to get through withdrawal. Opioid withdrawal is tough. It’s bigger and stronger than anyone who tries to tackle it. It’s ruthless and utterly heartless. You can’t eat,
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Can Suboxone maintenance continue for your whole life? Yes, absolutely. Although the medication has only been in general use for OUD, opioid use disorder, for about 20 years, there is no reason yet discovered why Suboxone cannot be used in the long term. In fact, it’s the key to the continued and successful sobriety of
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Stimulant drugs will turn on your brain, causing intense energy and euphoric effect. Stimulant addicts often feel more capable, more courageous, and more robust. Upon abuse of the drugs, the addicts can handle more than they usually do. It is easy to overdose the stimulants, and the result is life-threatening. Stimulant overdose may subject the
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Stimulant abuse is a problem that occurs in men and women, young and old. Stimulants are often used by people who need to stay awake and perform well for long periods of time. This includes young mothers trying to juggle a baby and an outside job, college students attempting to pass all of their classes,
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You are not alone in your struggle with addiction. Many thousands of people seek addiction treatment every year, and they have all experienced similar challenges as they tried to overcome their physical and mental dependency upon drugs or alcohol. However, it is also essential to recognize that recovering from addiction is a very individual process.
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Alcohol is so prevalent in our society today that it is hard to imagine that it could ever be so dangerous. For people whose bodies develop a physical addiction to alcohol, having a drink is anything but innocent. Over time, your body can develop a dependency upon alcohol that makes it potentially dangerous to stop
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When it comes to sobriety, especially long term sobriety defined by abstinence periods measured in time frames of a year or more, the success rates of all forms of drug treatment tend to drop dramatically. This is particularly true of opioids, and there are physical reasons for this. All drugs of abuse, and many others
Synthetic weed is sometimes sold as herbal incense or potpourri. Because it’s not marketed specifically for human consumption, its sale can fall into a murky gray area of legality. Although any synthetic or natural weed is technically illegal under federal law, except for the natural cannabinoid CBD derived from hemp, these synthetic weed products continue
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When it comes to alcohol addiction, there are a lot of harsh realities that we all have to accept. First, alcoholism continues to be a significant problem in the U.S. Second, the only way people can really try to beat an alcohol addiction problem is by seeking help from a reputable drug and alcohol treatment
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