The term ‘wet drugs’ may have piqued your curiosity if you’ve come across it before. In simple terms, wet drugs refer to substances that have been soaked or dipped in liquid drugs. Another commonly used expression for this type of drug use is ‘smoking wet.’ This type of drug use is highly dangerous and can…
Medically Reviewed By Jodi Mabry, Nurse Practitioner (NP) Suffering from alcoholic myopathy can impact how an individual functions in their daily life. Alcoholic myopathy causes muscle pain, weakness, and cramps, making any task difficult. Understanding the causes and effects of alcoholic myopathy is imperative in treating this condition and improving your quality of life. This…
The term ‘pink clouding’ may sound enticing, but it can be a major cause for concern for those in the early stages of recovery. This phenomenon can provide a period of intense euphoria and positive feelings. However, these feelings can put a rose-colored filter on the recovery journey, leading to an increased risk of relapse….
Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction can make a lot of people feel like they can never party or go to get-togethers again. The good news is, this isn’t true. Learn how to throw a sober party and some fun sober birthday ideas today! In this article, we will give you ten amazing tips…
Medically Reviewed By Jodi Mabry, Nurse Practitioner (NP) When considering Adderall addiction vs Adderall dependence, they may sound similar. However, there are distinct differences between depending on this medication and actively abusing it to achieve a high. Because of its strength and accessibility, Adderall addiction and abuse are serious issues. While not everyone who takes…
No matter which type of drug you’re using, stimulant abuse is dangerous. The short-term or long-term use of stimulants can have a huge effect on the body. Whether you’ve just tried it once, or you’ve developed an addiction, you’re putting your body at risk. However, those who engage in high frequency, high dose usage of…
Within 24 hours of the last dose of Xanax, withdrawal symptoms (Xanax rebound) can begin. These symptoms usually last for several days to a few weeks. Researchers have identified two phases of benzo withdrawal—acute withdrawal, which lasts anywhere from 5 and 28 days after stopping the use of benzodiazepines, and a more prolonged withdrawal phase,…
MDMA “Molly Drugs” are a synthetic drug commonly known as “ecstasy” or “molly.” It belongs to a class of drugs called entactogens, which means “touching within.” MDMA produces a sense of euphoria, increased energy, and emotional openness. It is often used recreationally in social settings such as parties and concerts, but is also being studied…
There are many options for the most addictive pain pills in North Carolina, including inpatient treatment centers, outpatient treatment centers, and more. The type of treatment a person requires will depend on the severity of their addiction to pain pills, what they’re addicted to, and how long they’ve been using opioids. The opioid epidemic has…
Medically Reviewed By Jodi Mabry, Nurse Practitioner (NP) Vicodin and Percocet are each classified as Schedule II prescription opioids, and, as legal substances, can be insidious as they are commonly habit-forming and lethal when abused. Unlike illicit drugs, prescription narcotics are accessible and replenishable due to the chronic pain they treat. As opioids, Vicodin and…
