GateHouse Treatment is keenly aware that substance use disorders (SUDs) are a growing concern within the military veteran community, home to over 18 million individuals in the United States (according to the U.S. Census Bureau). The physical, emotional, and psychological stressors that military service entails can often predispose veterans to substance misuse, a problem that
Cocaine, a powerful stimulant derived from the coca plant, is notorious for its rapid and intense effects on the human body. Whether used recreationally or medically, answering “How long does cocaine stay in your system?” is crucial for various reasons, including drug tests, health concerns, and legal implications. It’s critical to note that the surest
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
Freebasing cocaine is a highly addictive method of cocaine use that presents various dangers to the user’s health. Read below to learn about these dangers and the importance of addiction treatment therapy.
Athletes and Addiction: GateHouse Treatment has substance use programs for all manner of substances and users. Knowing what drives some people towards dependency is critical when determining the best path forward. For example, athletes are known for their discipline, dedication, and hard work, but the intense pressure to perform at the highest level makes drugs
If you or your loved one is struggling with cocaine addiction, it’s time to have a heart to heart. In recent studies, cocaine abuse has played a devasting role in cardiovascular heart problems. According to the American Heart Association, ” cocaine is the perfect heart attack drug.” Furthermore, they also state that ” In 2011,
What is going on now with opioids, this isn’t the first addiction epidemic the United States has had. It has had multiple different addiction epidemics with different substances and addiction treatment centers. From alcohol, to crack cocaine, to opioids, and heroin. The History of Addiction in the United States Alcohol Epidemic In the sixteenth century, alcohol (called
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