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Study Shows Pain Relief Method Can Lead To Fentanyl Addiction

In the United States, thousands upon thousands of people rely on prescription painkillers to make it through their day. If you are somebody who lives with a medical condition...
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Review of Darryl Strawberry’s Book: Don’t Give Up on Me

Darryl Strawberry’s new book, Don’t Give Up on Me, takes the reader on a...
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Microdosing Mushrooms: Does It Help with Chronic Pain?

Overview on Microdosing Mushrooms for Pain If you are you thinking of trying microdosing mushrooms...
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The Opioid Crisis: The Making of an American Epidemic

The United States has struggled with the abuse of opioids since the 1800s. As...
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Drinking Alone When Younger Linked to Alcoholism in Mid-30s

Drinking alone during adolescence and young adulthood can strongly increase the risk for alcohol abuse later in life, especially if you are a woman,...

The Truth About ADHD and Substance Abuse

ADHD is one of the most common mental disorders that affect children. While most cases of ADHD are diagnosed in early childhood, a significant...

Opioid Addiction Is a Chronic Disease: Treat It As Such

The CDC recently estimated that there are over 1,000 visits daily to the emergency room and 91 deaths related to opioid overdose. To put...

Whip-Its, Whippets, Whippits as a Drug – Facts & Long-Term Effects

For years, nitrous oxide has been a safe and medically prescribed pain treatment. However, people abuse the gas, N2O, as a recreational drug for...
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