Alcohol abuse can affect your body and mind in myriad ways. One impact that can be particularly worrisome is the onset of alcohol tremors. If you develop shakiness in your hands after you’ve been drinking,
Recreational substance abuse can expose a person to considerable physical and psychological harm. In some cases, drug abuse can even lead to psychosis. Knowing what drugs cause psychosis can help you protect yourself and keep
Substance abuse is unfortunately common among people who have bipolar disorder. But what is the nature of the relationship between this behavior and this mental health condition? Does bipolar disorder lead to drug abuse, or
You know that alcohol abuse can be harmful to your liver. But are you aware that this damage may be reversible? Giving your body the opportunity to repair itself is one of the many benefits
Adderall and methamphetamine are both stimulants. Both may be used for legitimate medical purposes, and both are often abused (which, in both cases, can lead to addiction). So does this mean they’re the same? Is
Addiction and withdrawal are relatively common terms. Even if you’ve never struggled with compulsive substance abuse, you probably have a general idea of what these words mean. But certain aspects of addiction and withdrawal, such
Today’s post focuses on a dangerous potential effect of drug use that many people have never even heard of: drug-induced psychosis. Which types of drugs can cause psychosis? What symptoms are associated with this condition
Fentanyl is widely understood to be an extremely dangerous drug. Marijuana is often perceived to be a far less harmful substance. But what happens if they are combined? Can weed be laced with fentanyl? And
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