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Laced Drugs: What Are They and Why Are They Dangerous?

Illegal drug manufacturers and suppliers may sell laced drugs, which are two or more substances mixed together. Unsuspecting buyers may not be aware of the dangers and health risks that come with ingesting these drugs. Unfortunately, recent drug overdose spikes related to fentanyl-laced drugs are evidence of these dangers.

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What Happens During Klonopin Withdrawal?

Klonopin withdrawal symptoms can be very uncomfortable, and in some cases, they can be life-threatening. If you’re addicted to Klonopin and thinking about getting help to stop using it, here’s what you can expect during medical detox.

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Roxicodone vs. Percocet: What’s the Difference?

Roxicodone and Percocet are prescription opioid pain relievers that treat pain by affecting the central nervous system. Percocet is a combination drug containing oxycodone and acetaminophen, which may make it more effective for some people and reduce other symptoms like chills, muscle aches, and fatigue. However, some people may have more side effects when taking Percocet.

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What Happens When You Mix Adderall and Alcohol?

Abusing Adderall and alcohol can quickly lead to serious side effects and addiction. If you want to know whether it’s safe to use the two drugs together, the short answer is no. But let’s look a little closer at the potential side effects, the risk for addiction, and withdrawal symptoms of Adderall and alcohol.

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What to Expect During Hydrocodone Withdrawal

Prescription drugs like hydrocodone can be beneficial, but they can also cause a lot of harm, sometimes producing physical dependence and addiction. If you’re addicted to a prescription hydrocodone product, it’s not too late to get help and get sober. The detox and withdrawal process can seem daunting for many people, but knowing what to expect can help you get through it and move forward with your life.

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Suboxone vs. Subutex: What’s the Difference?

While Subutex and Suboxone both contain buprenorphine, Suboxone also contains naloxone. Suboxone and Subutex are both FDA-approved medications that help people overcome opioid use disorders. They are similar drugs but have one main difference. To help you understand how each medication works, we’ll review their similarities and differences.

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New Study Finds Frustration Plays a Role In Addiction

Researchers have known that factors like cravings, impulsivity, and habit are strong contributors to addiction. However, the results of a new study from researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston show frustration is an additional factor that can also lead to addiction escalation.

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How Do You Know If Someone Is Using Meth?

If you’re concerned that a family member or friend is using meth, you should watch for changes to their physical appearance, mood, and behavioral patterns. If they are using meth or are addicted to it, you’ll probably notice some distinct changes. Fortunately, there is help available for people who are struggling with meth addiction and the caring professionals at Briarwood Detox Center can help.

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What Are Meth Sores?

Meth tends to be cheap, easy to get, and potent, making it a common drug of choice for many people who are struggling with substance use disorders. Unfortunately, the side effects of meth are also known to be particularly dangerous. Meth sores are just one example of the harmful side effects of meth.

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How Substance Abuse Affects Your Sleep

Addiction and sleep problems are intertwined in many unexpected and complex ways. Although using certain substances can cause sleep disturbances, the opposite can also be true: sleep disturbances can fuel substance abuse, leading to a never-ending cycle of poor sleep, substance abuse, and all the negative side effects that come with it.

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