Addiction to Treatment Medication
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Often individuals use psychiatric medication and other illicit drugs, including cocaine and heroin, for example. However, prescription medicines such as sleeping tablets and calming drug misuse are far more popular. The physical or emotional dependency on substance use is an uncontrolled compulsion to feel the satisfying effects of psychiatric medication or the uncomfortable effects of … Read more
Suboxone Abuse and its Treatment
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Statistics reveal that Suboxone abuse such as heroin and opioid kills more Americans than during the Vietnam War. Suboxone abuse is rampant and devastating whole neighborhoods. Regrettably, opioid and heroin derivatives are so addictive that it is among the most challenging and extremely harmful drugs to stop. Suboxone abuse and addiction of opioids (including heroin addiction … Read more
Self-Help Cocaine Anonymous Network
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Cocaine Anonymous is a Program of twelve stages for cocaine and probably other drug users. There are thousands of communities in the United States, Canada, and ten other countries as of 2007. He controlled entertainment manufacturing and said many people were having trouble getting support from someone familiar with the unique challenges that cocaine addiction presents. Cocaine Anonymous is a … Read more
Cake Health
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
We, the team of Dualdiagnosis.org, are very excited and really proud to present our new partnership with Cakehealth.com to our dear readers. With this merger, we are entering a new era! With our new partners, namely, we are able to work even more efficiently, precisely and faster in order to be able to offer you … Read more
Lortab
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Lortab is a Schedule II injection drug antidepressant used to treat mild to surgical severe or chronic pain patients. The drug, a mixture of acetaminophen and hydrocodone, is highly addictive and quickly causes dependence. Most people will automatically believe that the antidepressant in this drug combination poses the most significant risk; nevertheless, acetaminophen is lethal … Read more
Cardwell Nuckols Interview on The Science of Recovery
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
In response to recent research, antibiotics used for antibiotic resistance have helped shed light on the opioid epidemic depleting the country’s natural resources quickly. Transcription of The Podcast David Condos. We welcome you to this episode of Recovery Unscripted, powered by National Recovery Support Council, a podcast from Foundations Recovery Network; it has been a … Read more
Travelling for Addiction Treatment
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Addiction care centers are not difficult to locate in the United States. In fact, the National Institute on Drug Abuse estimates that there are over 14,500 facilities in the United States that specializes in diagnosing and treating people who are addicted to substances, alcohol, or both. That implies that people suffering from drug addiction are likely … Read more
Collective Conceptual Framework Section II
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
The Collective Conceptual Framework Section II Individuals with co-taking place handicaps, similar to the emotionally supportive networks from which they get remedy, are unusual. The theoretical structure provided with the aid of collecting people, that is imprinted in this phase, gives a commonplace assortment of reference focuses and enables officials, providers, and funders to element … Read more
The Need for Self-Help in Dual Recovery
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
The first self-help programs were developed by dual-recovery men and women in various parts of the country over a decade ago. As time went on, people began independently developing their own twelve step approaches and holding meetings. There are currently three such groups, Double Trouble in Recovery, Dual Disorders Anonymous, and Dual Recovery Anonymous. Currently, … Read more
Medications for Treating Substance Abuse
Publish Date: March 3, 2024
Written by: Ben Lesser
Medically reviewed by: Nina Köhler and Rald Dietrich
Several substance abuse medications treat opioid, alcohol, or nicotine addiction effectively in adults, but none has been approved by the FDA for adolescents. In most cases, the efficacy and safety of such medications in people under 18 are only tentative and there is little proof of the neurobiological effect of these medications on the brain. … Read more