The road to sobriety is a very long journey that requires willpower and resolve to push through stumbling blocks. One of those roadblocks is suffering relapses which can quickly eradicate an individual’s recovery progress. People recovering from substance abuse are very vulnerable and sometimes it takes only the slightest of triggers for them to revert back to their old, destructive habits. Preventing relapse might sound like a monumental task, but with the right approach and a strong support system, individuals can resist the urge and step away from harmful substances for good.
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Heroin is a highly addictive, dangerous and potentially deadly drug. It is an opioid, like morphine and codeine, and is made from the sap of the opium poppy. Heroin can appear as a white or brown powder or as a black tar and is commonly known as smack, brown sugar, horse and junk. Millions of people around the world are addicted to using heroin with many unable to face the nightmare of withdrawal that they can experience when they stop. Many users inject heroin causing an additional set of risks such as AIDS and infection, in addition to the pain and trauma of active addiction.
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Crack cocaine is one of the most addictive substances on the street today. Unlike cocaine that is usually snorted or injected after it is dissolved in a solution, crack users typically smoke the substance. A much faster and more intense high is reached through smoking the drug than by snorting cocaine, as it reaches both the blood and brain more quickly. The effects however are short lived, lasting from just 5-10 minutes. The good news is the withdrawal from crack does not cause as many physical symptoms as some recreational drugs, but the psychological effects of stopping can be severe and hard to manage. Our team of experts at Calm Rehab in Bali provides the intensive counseling and therapy required to recover from crack cocaine addiction and help you manage the symptoms of withdrawal. To help you or a loved one reach the decision to get help with addiction to crack it might help to first understand what it does to the body. Read more
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How to Prevent Relapse from Ocurring
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by andyThe road to sobriety is a very long journey that requires willpower and resolve to push through stumbling blocks. One of those roadblocks is suffering relapses which can quickly eradicate an individual’s recovery progress. People recovering from substance abuse are very vulnerable and sometimes it takes only the slightest of triggers for them to revert back to their old, destructive habits. Preventing relapse might sound like a monumental task, but with the right approach and a strong support system, individuals can resist the urge and step away from harmful substances for good.
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Heroin addiction and what it does to the body
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by andyHeroin is a highly addictive, dangerous and potentially deadly drug. It is an opioid, like morphine and codeine, and is made from the sap of the opium poppy. Heroin can appear as a white or brown powder or as a black tar and is commonly known as smack, brown sugar, horse and junk. Millions of people around the world are addicted to using heroin with many unable to face the nightmare of withdrawal that they can experience when they stop. Many users inject heroin causing an additional set of risks such as AIDS and infection, in addition to the pain and trauma of active addiction.
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Crack Cocaine and What It Does to Your Body
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by andyCrack cocaine is one of the most addictive substances on the street today. Unlike cocaine that is usually snorted or injected after it is dissolved in a solution, crack users typically smoke the substance. A much faster and more intense high is reached through smoking the drug than by snorting cocaine, as it reaches both the blood and brain more quickly. The effects however are short lived, lasting from just 5-10 minutes. The good news is the withdrawal from crack does not cause as many physical symptoms as some recreational drugs, but the psychological effects of stopping can be severe and hard to manage. Our team of experts at Calm Rehab in Bali provides the intensive counseling and therapy required to recover from crack cocaine addiction and help you manage the symptoms of withdrawal. To help you or a loved one reach the decision to get help with addiction to crack it might help to first understand what it does to the body. Read more