When most people think about street drugs, they picture physical harm—addiction, overdose, or organ damage, but one of the most overlooked dangers is drug-induced psychosis or even schizophrenia-like conditions. Understanding how drugs can induce severe psychological symptoms can make a difference in treatment and recovery for those affected. How Street
Understanding Kratom, Addiction, and Why People Use It Kratom addiction is on the rise due its availability and overall lack of knowledge that it can cause physical dependence. Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is a plant native to Southeast Asia with a long history of traditional use for pain relief, mood enhancement,
Medetomidine is the latest deadly addition to the U.S. street drug supply. Just as communities are fighting back against fentanyl and tranq (xylazine), this powerful veterinary sedative is showing up in drug mixtures across the country. Because medetomidine is not an opioid, Narcan can’t reverse its effects—leaving heart rate and
Learn the dangers of “gas station heroin” also known as Zaza and Tianeptine.
For many people, entering residential treatment is one of the most courageous and transformative decisions of their lives. Those 30, 60, or 90 days in rehab offer a structured, supportive environment to begin the process of healing and sobriety. But how do we maintain sobriety after rehab? The truth is
Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in certain mushrooms, has garnered considerable attention as a potential therapeutic tool. Historically used in spiritual practices, psilocybin is now being used therapeutically to treat mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. But can it be an effective treatment for addiction? Psilocybin’s Use in
Fentanyl Overdoses Are Skyrocketing The fentanyl epidemic has already been a significant public health crisis, but recent developments have introduced even more perilous dimensions. The addition of tranquilizers like medetomidine to fentanyl is causing mass overdoses, posing new challenges for treatment and prevention. Understanding the dangers of fentanyl and its
In recent years, the drug epidemic has taken a new turn with the emergence of “super meth,” a more potent form of methamphetamine that is causing significant concern among public health officials, law enforcement, and communities across the globe. This blog post delves into what super meth is, its differences
Suboxone, a name increasingly heard in discussions about opioid addiction treatment, presents itself as a beacon of hope for those entangled in the throes of dependency. However, beneath its therapeutic guise, the dangers of Suboxone paint a starkly different picture. This article delves into what Suboxone is, its rise to
The methamphetamine crisis continues to ravage communities across the US, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Meth, a highly addictive stimulant, poses severe risks to mental and physical health, often leading to devastating long-term consequences. Let’s talk about the dangers of meth, how powerful addiction to it is,
