Author: James Anderson

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James Anderson, a seasoned social worker boasting a decade of expertise, secured his psychology credentials from Boston University. Immediately upon concluding his academic journey, he devoted his energies to aiding individuals grappling with alcohol and drug dependency. Currently, he channels his vast knowledge into crafting insightful articles aimed at combating substance abuse, offering guidance and support through his blog.

April 03, 2024

James Anderson

Insomnia After Quitting Alcohol: How Long Do Sleep Issues Last

And we’ll tell you some healthier alternative ways of getting to sleep at night without alcohol. Insomnia after drinking alcohol may occur as the user begins to come down, even after smaller doses of the substance. Insomnia and other withdrawal symptoms can happen as soon as the drug starts to leave the system. This can […]

Alcohol Abuse

April 03, 2024

James Anderson

Nitrous Oxide Rehab Centers Laughing Gas Addiction & Detox Centers

Because the oxygen is not included in whippets, low oxygen can be an immediate side effect. Most people experience some level of anxiety before and during surgery. Most clinics and dental offices use nitrous oxide for anxiety relief during certain procedures. The person may immediately feel like they are floating or excited. People can use […]

Detox

April 03, 2024

James Anderson

What Are the Early Signs of Addiction?

It involves family and friends and sometimes co-workers, clergy or others who care about the person struggling with addiction. When they first use a drug, people may perceive what seem to be positive effects. Some people may start to feel the need to take more of a drug or take it more often, even in […]

Drug Addiction

April 03, 2024

James Anderson

How to Get Meth Out of Your System: Ways to Cleanse Your Body

Add to that the very uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous effects of meth withdrawal symptoms, and you have a formula that can keep people caught in the cycle of addiction. But withdrawal symptoms can last up to five weeks with intermittent issues, such as cravings, hitting you even months later. The withdrawal time period is usually a month […]

Detox

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

Is it OK to drink alcohol with Prednisone?

People who are sensitive to electrolyte changes should be wary of mixing prednisone and alcohol. Prednisone is a potent and versatile steroid prescribed for different purposes. It is often prescribed for the short-term treatment of allergic and inflammatory conditions, although it can also be prescribed for chronic conditions. While it can be a useful drug, prednisone […]

Alcohol Abuse

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

Alcohol Withdrawal: How to Get Through It

If you’re living with alcohol use disorder, quitting drinking is important for your health. But quitting on your own can pose risks to your health and is unlikely to be successful. Rehabilitation facilities can help you on your path to sobriety by addressing alcohol withdrawal symptoms and becoming involved in sober living support groups, like […]

Detox

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

10 Signs That Someone You Know Is Using Crack Regularly

These crack rocks are then typically smoked in glass pipes about 5 or 6 inches long. A person using crack will become fidgety when they are on the drug, and even when they are off the drug. When they are on the drug their nervous system will be stimulated causing their hands to twitch and […]

Drug Addiction

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

Is it Safe to Combine Alcohol & Shrooms? Probably, But

There’s no caffeine or psychoactive ingredients in this fungus, but it does have a long list of powerful medicinal ingredients (namely polysaccharides). Feel free to add honey, sugar, agave nectar, or any other sweeteners you want to make the tea more palatable. You can use as much or as little water as you want; this […]

Alcohol Abuse

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

Gas-X Uses, Side Effects & Warnings

A month after the second session, a greater percentage in the high-dose groups no longer met diagnostic criteria for PTSD, compared with the low-dose group. Ecstasy pills are sometimes cut with amphetamines (like speed), caffeine and other substances that have some similar effects but are cheaper to produce. The following information includes only the average […]

Drug Addiction

April 02, 2024

James Anderson

Tapering off opioids: When and how

Narcan and Revive are naloxone nasal sprays you can buy without a prescription. It’s important that your family members know how to use naloxone. Once your opioid taper starts and you’re taking a lower dose of opioids, you start to have a lower tolerance to opioids. If you suddenly take a higher dose of opioids, […]

Detox