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what are study drugs

In high schools and colleges across the U.S., students feel the pressure to excel. This means late study nights fueled by large amounts of caffeine. For some students, caffeine isn’t enough, so they start using study drugs...

To this day, psychiatrists and specialists are looking to see if there is a link between addiction and ADHD or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. While there is no direct genetic link between ADHD and addictive behavior, professionals working in rehabilitation centers have noticed that people..

causes of homelessness

As of January 2020, more than 161,000 people were experiencing homelessness. These individuals were living in their cars, tents, and even on the streets. The pandemic of 2020 certainly had an impact on homelessness in America...

treatment for adderall addiction

While it’s still considered a rare side effect of the medication yes, Adderall can cause hair loss. However, this side effect is more prevalent in individuals who abuse this prescription medication and are not being monitored by a physician...

crack and cocaine abuse

Crack cocaine is a potent form of cocaine that is made by processing the drug with baking soda or ammonia. Crack cocaine first hit the streets in the early 1980s and quickly became known as a powerful and addictive drug...

alcohol and acne

With everything bad that comes with drinking too much alcohol, people are now asking does alcohol cause acne among other things. Considering that alcohol has thus far been associated with the development of various conditions ranging from premature aging to heart disease, and...

crack addiction

Crack is a crystallized form of the drug that is smoked. It is more potent and addictive than cocaine. It is considered more addictive and potent than powder cocaine...

If you are married to a person suffering from addiction, you know how terrible the disease is. And you feel the direct and indirect impacts. Plus, you agonize overseeing the person you love going down the drain of addiction...

Alcohol Withdrawal Seizure

Seizures from alcohol withdrawal are a real possibility. If you suddenly stop consuming alcohol after long-term heavy drinking it may trigger withdrawal seizures. It has been estimated that 2 million Americans go through the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal every year...

Benzodiazepines have a sedating effect on your central nervous system. Therefore, they can cause similar side effects to those of alcohol. However, taking them together can worsen the side effects of each other. Mixing them may cause intense damage and dangerous symptoms...

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