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Better Addiction Care is breaking down the fundamentals of alcoholism, the symptoms of this disease, and how leaving it unattended could spell serious trouble in the long run.

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Drug abuse doesn't just affect a person physically. It can also have mental, social, legal, and even financial consequences. Learn about the social impact of abusing drugs with Better Addiction Care.

Drug abuse is dangerous on its own, but the prospect of lacing makes that even more so. With a rise in cases of drugs laced with fentanyl, Better Addiction Care is taking a close look into why this happens, and what makes it so incredibly dangerous.

The type of substance that a person abuses can have a drastic effect on the kind of treatment they require. Learn about the 10 most common drugs that people abuse, and why seeking out care sooner rather than later is crucial.

Drinking is a very normalized part of countless cultures and communities. Despite its commonality, doing so in excess can spell serious trouble for a person's health. Learn about what organs are damaged by alcohol abuse, and why seeking out treatment is so important.

Better Addiction Care explains what Gabapentin is, what it is used for, the potential side effects, and why an addiction to this drug spells trouble.

For those uncertain about what to expect from their rehabilitation experience, Better Addiction Care has culminated information to help alleviate those concerns. Learn about the levels of care and other factors that go into recovering from addiction.

Alcoholism is a devastating disease experienced by countless people around the world. Still, some people are better at hiding it than others. Learn about the warning signs of a closet alcoholic and how to respond to such a situation with Better Addiction Care.

Even though Fentanyl is incredibly dangerous on its own, it is far more dangerous when it is mixed with other substances, especially alcohol. Learn about the risks of combining Fentanyl and alcohol with Better Addiction Care.

Salvia is a hallucinogenic drug, similar to acid or magic mushrooms, and causes similar effects on the user. Learn about the dangers of Salvia addiction and abuse with Better Addiction Care.

The cycle of addiction can be an insidious one, keeping its grip on those suffering through a destructive routine. By learning about this cycle, we are one step closer to overcoming it. Learn more with Better Addiction Care.

Bloating is a common symptom that many people experience after drinking alcohol. It's caused by the accumulation of gas in the digestive system, which can result in discomfort, pain, and a feeling of fullness in the stomach. Learn how long this symptom can last with Better Addiction Care.

Edibles are a popular way to consume cannabis. They come in many different forms, including cookies, brownies, gummies, and chocolates. The widespread use and accessibility of these substances have led many to worry about whether or not they will pass a drug test if they were presented with one after having consumed edibles. Learn more with Better Addiction Care.

Addiction recovery is a challenging and complicated journey, and it can be incredibly hard for those who are struggling to stay on track. That's why encouragement is so important and why I want to talk about how we can all offer meaningful support to those in recovery.

Ritalin is a well-known drug among teenagers and college students because it’s easy to get on the streets. While it's a legal prescription drug, street selling of Ritalin is highly prohibited. For this reason, street names for Ritalin, like skippy or Vitamin R, are used to conceal its illegal sale.

Teenagers are often driven by curiosity and peer pressure. At this time, when they try to “explore” and “experiment,” they are at greater risk of using illicit substances and eventually succumbing to teenage drug addiction.

In this eye-opening video, we delve into the complex world of substance abuse addiction, shedding light on its risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options. Join us as we demystify this pressing issue and provide valuable insights for better understanding. Whether you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, or you just want to be more informed, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to like and share this important content to spread awareness and support those in need. Let's tackle ...

Illicit substances can be consumed by swallowing, smoking, or snorting. But intravenous (IV) drug use or direct injection of drugs into the bloodstream is known as the fastest way to reach that high, euphoric sensation.

Short-term recreational drug use can give you the “high” that you need. You might take one to temporarily feel stimulated, induce relaxation, have fun at a party, or even relieve pain. Unfortunately, if you ever use the wrong recreational drugs, you can get addicted.