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Rehab and Cancer Prevention: How Overcoming Addiction Reduces Risk

Rehab and Cancer Prevention: How Overcoming Addiction Reduces Risk

Laura Corzo

Does rehab reduce the risk of cancer? The answer is yes. However, some effects of long-term use may be irreversible. Stopping substance abuse allows the body to initiate a regeneration process, significantly reducing the risk of cancer and other chronic diseases. In this GateHouse Treatment blog, we will explore the connection between rehab and cancer prevention and provide you with practical steps to improve your well-being and support your road to recovery.

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Substance Abuse and Its Complicated History in 6 Eras

GateHouse Treatment Editorial Staff

Those in recovery can get carried away in the Holidays. Luckily, there are activities that can ensure you have a sober New Year’s day and start the year right.

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High-Functioning Alcoholics: Dispelling 3 Dangerous Myths

GateHouse Treatment Editorial Staff

High-functioning alcoholics suffer from Alcoholic Use Disorder. Though the condition can seem milder, it carries incredible social, professional, and mental costs that are often minimized.

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Benefits of Long Term Alcohol Rehab

GateHouse Treatment Editorial Staff

Long term alcohol rehab can seem frightening at first. Being away from family, a job, and your home for a long period of time is a commitment. The benefits of long term alcohol rehab strongly outweigh the negative fears associated with long-term rehab. What makes long term alcohol rehab better than a typical 28-day rehab?

How Drug Rehab Prevents Cancer: Everything You Need To Know

GateHouse Treatment Editorial Staff

Find Out Everything You Need To Know About Drug Abuse And Cancer When it comes down to drugs and alcohol, there’s no denying that cancer is one of the deadliest after-effects of drugs and alcohol abuse. Over the years cancer has claimed more lives than any other disease. Cancer has also been the leading cause

Are You a High Functioning Alcoholic?

GateHouse Treatment Editorial Staff

The term “high functioning” when it comes to alcoholics, is relative. A high functioning sober individual looks very different than a high functioning alcoholic. In comparison to someone who is sober, an alcoholic in any capacity will never truly be considered as high functioning. Have you begun to think: How can I find alcohol rehab

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