Alcohol-Related Deaths in Texas
Approximately 88,000 people die every year in the U.S. due to alcohol-related causes, many of which are traffic fatalities. According to...
How An Addict Thinks
What is an addict? The Latin origin of the word addict is chillingly appropriate – “to sell out, betray, become enslaved by.” Addiction...
What Is Amphetamine Abuse?
Amphetamines are central nervous system stimulants, commonly called “uppers”, that interfere with normal brain function. They may be...
Can You Get Addicted to Adderall?
What is Adderall? The active ingredients in Adderall are amphetamine and dextroamphetamine, which stimulate and speed up the body. The...
What Does Fentanyl Do To Your Body?
Fentanyl is an opioid, often prescribed by doctors to control serious chronic pain. Because fentanyl can have severe, even...
How to Stop Alcohol Shakes
What causes alcohol shakes? Uncontrollable shaking, usually in the hands, is a common sign of alcohol withdrawal. The shakes, also called...
Is Clonazepam Addictive?
Clonazepam, a generic form of Klonopin, is one of the top most addictive drugs in the United States. Classified as a benzodiazepine,...
What Helps with Alcohol Withdrawal
Side effects from alcohol withdrawal vary greatly and can range from mild anxiety and irritability to nausea, shaking, headaches, clammy...
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