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Substance use disorder (SUD): A table with alcohol, cigarettes, pills, bottles, baggies, lines of a white powder, and needles.

Substance Use Disorder (SUD): Drug Addiction And Its Dangers

Substance use disorder (SUD) is a complex condition characterized by a compulsive pattern of substance abuse despite harmful consequences. It encompasses various addictive substances, including alcohol, illicit drugs, and prescription medications. SUD is a multifaceted issue with profound physiological, psychological, and social implications. Understanding its origins, contributing factors, and the dangers it poses is crucial

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The Severe Consequences of Alcohol On The Kidneys

Alcohol’s impact on the kidneys: Alcoholism is a chronic and progressive disorder characterized by excessive and uncontrollable consumption of alcohol. While the detrimental effects of alcohol on the liver and cardiovascular system are well-known, its impact on the kidneys often goes unnoticed. The kidneys are the body’s waste filtration system. They are vital in maintaining

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A Personal Inventory of Addiction: 5 Powerful Ways to Recover

After recognizing you have an intractable drug problem, identifying a higher power, and deciding to work for recovery, comes the fourth and most necessary step in the 12 steps recovery program. It holds significant importance as it requires individuals to embark on a personal inventory of addiction. This step encourages self-reflection, morality, honesty, and self-awareness,

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Understanding Generic Xanax Effects, Risks, And Current Trends

Knowledge and awareness about commonly prescribed medications are crucial in addiction recovery. One such medication that requires careful consideration is generic Xanax. Xanax itself is a brand name for the drug alprazolam. Classified as benzodiazepine, generic Xanax is primarily prescribed to individuals suffering from anxiety and panic disorders, though sometimes it is used as a

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Athletes and Addiction: 5 Essential Facts

Athletes and Addiction: GateHouse Treatment has substance use programs for all manner of substances and users. Knowing what drives some people towards dependency is critical when determining the best path forward. For example, athletes are known for their discipline, dedication, and hard work, but the intense pressure to perform at the highest level makes drugs

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Healing the Brain After Alcoholism: 5 Tips for Recovery

Healing the brain after alcoholism is an endeavor that requires time, patience, and commitment. Anyone who has suffered from alcohol use disorder (AUD) can benefit from understanding the effects that alcohol has on the brain both in the short and long term, as well as the most efficient ways to get the necessary treatment and

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The Many Harmful Health Risks of Drug Use

Everyone knows the saying “drugs kill,” and while true, they also do a lot of damage on the way there. The health risks of drug use are immense, affecting everything in your body, from your memory to your skin, heart, and teeth. At GateHouse Treatment, we’ve seen every type of addiction and its consequences. While

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