The term “gas station drugs” doesn’t refer to drugs found in gas station parking lots, but instead drugs that can be purchased inside of gas stations. Recently, a drug called Phenibut was found instead of a dietary supplement called “Addall” being sold inside a gas station. The supplement was advertised as a way to add…
If you’ve been ordered to take a 12-panel drug test, you might be concerned about failing. If you’ve used drugs recently, you’ll likely fail. Drugs like marijuana stay in your system for weeks, while most other types of drugs can show up on a drug test for days to weeks. Unfortunately, there’s no way to…
What Are Psychedelics? Psychedelics are a class of hallucinogenic drugs that can be composed of chemicals, such as LSD, or plants, such as psilocybin mushrooms. Psychedelics, sometimes called “hallucinogens” have a primary effect of triggering non-ordinary states of consciousness in the individuals who take them. Other psychedelics include ecstasy, PCP, GHB, ketamine, ayahuasca, and salvia. …
What Is A Drug Interaction? Essentially, a drug interaction occurs in certain scenarios, including when taking two or more medications, a medication combined with a supplement, food, other substances, or while having a medical condition. Drug interactions can alter the medication’s effect on the body in various ways, such as causing the medication to be…
Anxiety disorder can occur for a wealth of different reasons, including genetics, caffeine intake, drug use, and more. Oftentimes, anxiety comes as a shock to people the first time they experience it. Anxiety and panic can even feel like a heart attack, stressing people out so much that they go to the hospital for emergency…
Anorexia and bulimia are types of eating disorders that cause severe damage to the body. There is known to be a close link between eating disorders and alcoholism. While many people assume that alcohol increases appetite, this isn’t always the case, especially if someone suffers from a dual diagnosis. To learn more about the connection…
If you or someone you love is looking for meth addiction treatment in Asheville, we’re here to help. Whether you’re suffering from an addiction or a loved one is, it’s important to know the different terms people use to refer to meth abuse. Both meth addiction and meth dependence are used to describe a person…
The Anti Drug Abuse Act of 1988 helped to fund the ‘War on Drugs’. While drug addicts were already treated like criminals, these enhanced laws only furthered that stereotype, reducing the amount of treatment drug addicts had access to and, instead, sending them to jail without the treatment they needed. To learn more about the…
Unfortunately, many musicians have been a victim of overdose fatality throughout history. An overdose occurs when someone takes too high a dose or combines too many drugs at once, overpowering their system. Overdose isn’t always fatal but can be without immediate medical treatment. Overdose may be accidental or deliberate. Oftentimes people overdose to kill themselves,…
Asheville, along with a handful of other cities across the nation, has been nicknamed “Beertown, USA” for the number of breweries they have in the area. As of 2020, the greater Asheville area had a whopping 48 breweries and is now considered a “party town”! Though Asheville has gone from a small, quiet town to…
