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Many people want to know: Is kratom an opioid or a safe alternative to opioids? This is an important question,…
Kratom use is increasing nationwide, particularly among individuals seeking non-opioid relief for chronic pain, anxiety, or fatigue. Promoted as a…
The effects of alcohol often spark confusion, leaving many to wonder, “Is alcohol a stimulant or a depressant? This contradiction…
Managing drug comedowns involves caring for your body and mind as substances wear off. Stay hydrated, eat nourishing meals, and…
TRICARE insurance provides comprehensive drug rehab coverage for eligible veterans. Benefits of these plans support recovery through evidence-based programs and…
Addiction and prolonged substance abuse are the underlying causes of many long-term mental and physical health problems. But can drugs…
Substance use disorders are complex, and the path to recovery isn’t the same for everyone. While many individuals might eventually…
Ketamine has long been recognized as an anesthetic used in medical settings. Still, in recent years, its recreational use and…
It’s no secret that veterans struggle with addiction and mental health in ways many throughout the private sector don’t. After…
The opioid crisis is one of the most urgent public health challenges we face today, affecting communities and putting a…
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