Meth abuse affects the working of the brain. Treatment for meth addiction includes helping the brain recover normal functioning. Knowledge about meth withdrawal helps plan the treatment process. The withdrawal happens in two stages. The symptoms are felt more acutely during the first stage that may last for up to one day from the last Read More…
A synthetic chemical, meth is made by mixing various forms of amphetamine or derivatives of other chemicals to boost potency. The strength of meth stimulates the brain’s pleasure response system which creates a high and a desire to keep using to experience the same high over and over again. Explore some of the effects of Read More…
The possibility of overdosing on meth exists but depends on many factors. Learn the signs and complications of meth abuse then learn how to seek support and treatment for addiction to methamphetamine. How it Happens Methamphetamine, like all drugs, can have medicinal application though typically is perceived as an illegal street drug. Unintentional overdoses Read More…
Meth is a synthetic stimulant that was first developed in a laboratory in Japan in 1919. It was used to keep soldiers awake, especially during the Second World War. It kept fatigue at bay. It became popular because of its properties and also because its crystalline powder form was soluble in water and could be Read More…
