Can You Die From Drug Withdrawal?

Die From Drug Withdrawal Or Alcohol - Addiction Hope Withdrawal can be a terrible thing for someone who is dependent on drugs or alcohol. People must weather some serious physical and mental reactions when they are detoxifying their bodies from hard substances. Ending substance dependency is obviously crucial. However, the process can be dangerous without medical supervision. While that is truer for some drugs [...]
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The Silent Killer Among Everyday Pain Medication: Ibuprofen

Ibuprofen Everyday Pain Medication Ibuprofen is one of the most common pain relievers on the market. It’s part of the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) class. Ibuprofen does come in prescription form (800 mg), but it is also available over the counter in drops, tablets, suspension and chewables. Package directions specify that the maximum dosage per day is 1,200 mg, [...]
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What Are The Effects Of Huffing On The Brain And Body?

Effects Of Huffing Common Household Chemicals - Addiction Hope Though most people are aware of the hazards of drug use and addiction, many are unaware of legal intoxicants in their own home that can also lead to addiction. Unfortunately, teens and even pre-teens are using household chemicals to get high, often with tragic results. Called inhalants, these chemicals can result in deadly reactions. Types [...]
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Look Out For These 5 Potential Triggers For Substance Abuse Relapse

5 Triggers For Substance Abuse Relapse - Addiction Hope Substance abuse habits are rarely overcome easily, and many addicts require several attempts before they successfully recover. If your friend or loved one has recently cleaned up, he or she isn’t entirely out of the woods. Substance abuse problems are rarely caused by one sole influence, and the risk of relapse may increase in the [...]
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Does Taking Prescription Adderall Increase The Risk Of Abusing Other Substances?

Taking Prescription Adderall Gateway Drug - Addiction Hope Physicians often prescribe stimulants such as Adderall to manage the symptoms associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Treatment often begins at a young age, although adolescents and adults may receive first-time treatment too. While the stimulant effect can help some individuals manage their symptoms, medications such as Adderall may contribute to a risk of future substance [...]
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