Sober living

Soma (carisoprodol) is a prescription muscle relaxant that relieves acute musculoskeletal pain. People abuse Soma for its anti-anxiety, relaxing, and sedating effects. However, long-term and repeated drug use can lead to drug tolerance and withdrawal […]

The letdown of high emotions that follow the peak effect of Xanax is referred to as a comedown. It may, however, present similar symptoms, such as anxiety and depression, as withdrawal. The factors causing Xanax […]

If people have an alcohol use disorder, they can talk with a healthcare professional about treatment options. If people withdraw from alcohol after heavy use, it is important to do so with medical supervision. For […]

Everyone is nervous about attending their first 12-step meeting. However, you can rest assured that everyone in the room has been in the same place you are now, and the central nervous system (cns) depressants […]

Functional imaging is increasingly being incorporated in treatment outcome studies (e.g., [133]) and there are increasing efforts to use imaging approaches to predict relapse [134]. While the overall number of studies examining neural correlates of […]

Having a fully functioning immune system is crucial to successful chemotherapy treatment, so a person’s body may not handle or react to conventional chemotherapy as well if they drink alcohol. When ALD reaches its final […]

Some people develop rosacea in response to stress, certain foods, or skin creams. Eliminating these triggers can reduce the severity and frequency of discoloration. red spots on nose alcohol You may notice that even after […]

Although you may still hear people talking about “alcoholism” or “alcohol abuse,” the official term is alcohol use disorder (AUD). And it’s all still problem drinking, even if you think it’s “mild.” If AUD goes unrecognized […]

“Job one is get out of that cave,” he told Vanity Fair in 2014. “A lot of people do get out but don’t change. So the thing is to get out and recognize the significance […]

She doesn’t recommend that patients go out and start drinking to decrease their risk of COPD, she adds. Difficulty absorbing vitamins and minerals from food can cause fatigue and anemia, a condition where you have […]