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The difference between crack and cocaine: a hand holding two bags of a white powder.

The Difference Between Crack And Cocaine In 5 Facts

The difference between crack and cocaine: Few drugs have captured the public’s and legislators’ imaginations more than crack and cocaine. Cocaine’s social associations are more patrician: the father of psychology, Sigmund Freud, 1980s Wall Street bankers, and the excess of consumer culture. Conversely, crack conjures images of people experiencing homelessness, run-down houses, and broken glass

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Trazodone and alcohol: a prescription sheet that says "Trazodone 150mg."

Trazodone and Alcohol: Side Effects and Dangers

Trazodone and alcohol: Trazodone, an antidepressant medication from the serotonin antagonist and reuptake inhibitor (SARI) class, is primarily prescribed for treating depression, insomnia, and anxiety disorders. While this medication has shown efficacy in addressing these conditions, it is vital to explore its effects, side effects, and the inherent dangers of misusing it in conjunction with

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Melatonin and alcohol: a woman in bed with a sleep mask covering her eyes. Overlayed this picture is the chemical notation for melatonin.

Melatonin And Alcohol: 4 Facts About Sleep And Health

Melatonin and alcohol: Sleep is paramount for physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It is a vital time when the body rejuvenates, repairs tissues, and consolidates memories. Quality sleep supports cognitive function, immune health, and mood regulation, ensuring we wake up refreshed, focused, and ready to tackle the challenges of each day. Melatonin, often called the

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A disco ball in a room with dark drapes signifying the 1970s, when quaaludes were popular.

Quaaludes: The Rise And Fall Of A Controversial Drug

In the annals of pharmaceutical history, few substances have had such a roller-coaster journey as Quaaludes, also called methaqualone or “ludes.” Hailed initially for their sedation and hypnotic properties, these central nervous system depressants gained popularity in the mid-20th century. However, their misuse and harmful effects eventually led to their prohibition in many countries. At

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Wet brain: The silhouette of a man with tangled wiring where the brain should be.

Unraveling Wet Brain: Understanding Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery

Imagine a delicate network of pathways within your brain, responsible for your thoughts, memories, and coordination, slowly unraveling due to a condition known as wet brain. Out of all the bodily harm that alcohol abuse can cause, Wet Brain is among the most frightening. Wet brain is called Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (WKS), a neurological disorder primarily

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What does sober mean: two bottles of different colors on a table with a small sign that says stop to the right.

What Does Sober Mean? 4 Ways to Explore Sobriety

What does sober mean: Sobriety, a term often associated with addiction recovery, holds a profound significance in individuals striving for a healthier and more balanced existence. Sobriety can be multi-faceted, encompassing various meanings depending on the context. Being sober encompasses more than simply abstaining from substances; it signifies a profound transformation of one’s life, fostering

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A pill bottle labelled ketamine with several pills on a table.

Ketamine Use: 5 Crucial Facts About Therapy and Recreation

Ketamine, once known primarily for its use as a dissociative anesthetic, has gained significant attention in recent years. This powerful drug has sparked interest in various fields, including psychiatry and neurology. It has even replaced many others as the go-to party drug of the 2020s. Despite scientific advancements, we shouldn’t overlook the recreational use of

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Employees and addiction: a man slumped over a desk holding a drink.

Employees and Addiction: An Addiction Guide for Employers

Employees and addiction: Addiction is a complex issue that affects individuals from all walks of life, including the workplace. When an employee struggles with a substance abuse disorder, their life can spiral out of control, and doing their job well becomes difficult. As an employer, severely punishing an addict can feel like kicking someone while

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