Relapse is a very common situation among recovering alcoholics. While a relapse can be prevented, it does require the individual with the addiction to be attentive and proactive so that they can avoid temptations and triggers to the best of their ability. Of course, it is not possible to avoid them all, but with care Read More…
How Does Percocet Dependence Develop?
Percocet is a brand name drug that is used in the treatment of pain. It’s formula contains oxycodone mixed with acetaminophen. Oxycodone is a synthetic drug which is an opioid, and has effects similar to morphine or codeine. Acetaminophen helps to safely increase the effects of the oxycodone, and one cannot develop a dependence on Read More…
What Are Common Myths About OxyContin Use?
OxyContin is a prescription drug which contains oxycodone. It has been known to cause dependency problems among individuals who use it regularly, with or without a prescription. There are many myths about OxyContin, some of which are listed as follows, along with the facts. Myth 1 – OxyContin is not Addictive The active ingredient in Read More…
What Are the Uses for OxyContin?
OxyContin is a narcotic medication which is prescribed for pain management. It’s main ingredient is oxycodone, which actually works in a similar way to heroin, by interacting with the opiate receptors of the central nervous system. Read on for the uses of OxyContin. Uses for OxyContin OxyContin is the brand name for a pain reducer, Read More…
What is the Timeline to Detox from Heroin?
Heroin is not an easy substance to detox from. Withdrawal symptoms are dependent on the age of the individual using the substance, length of use and dosage. Detox typically begins 6 to 12 hours after the final dose and persists for 1 to 3 days intensely and then gradually tapers off over 5 to 7 Read More…
Finding Balance on the Solid Ground of Recovery
Any person who has suffered from drug or alcohol addiction may find balance to be the key to achieving long term recovery. It may pose a heavy challenge as well. Addiction is a disease which involves being off-balance with extreme highs and lows. Learn to seek solid ground when focusing on recovery from addiction. Protective Read More…
Boost Productivity at Work with These 3 Tips
People who contribute a lot to society tend to feel more connected and confident than those who work less or contribute less in the long run. Productivity is the key to being successful at work. Learn some tips for how to boost the level of productivity. Go the Distance A person’s level of productivity will Read More…
Giving New Relationships a Chance
People in recovery can experience challenges the first few months of recovery or years later. Wide spectrums of emotions should be expected as sobriety opens up a whole new world of possibilities for renewal and growth. A large part of this is learning to build positive, health relationships. Repairing old ones and establishing new ones Read More…
The Best Alternative Therapy in Recovery
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is one of the best alternative therapies to consider in recovery from addiction. It requires no equipment except one’s own body as it literally taps into a person’s psychological and metaphysical body to begin creating changes for the better. Learning how to “tap” into this therapeutic approach can provide myriad benefits. Read More…
Why Exercise is Better Than Drugs
Exercise is a key to weight loss, in spite of what many people think about dietary changes. Everything should be taken in consideration of a bigger whole, not just piecemeal. Exercise can have many health benefits but it starts with a healthy lifestyle. Diseases Researchers have found when looking at the effects of exercise on Read More…