Of all the treatment admissions for heroin abuse, approximately 4.8% involved smoking heroin.[1] While the majority of people who use heroin inject or snort it, smoking and inhaling the substance…
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Research chemicals is a blanket term referring to a group of psychoactive drugs that are discovered and manufactured by researching and experimenting with other drugs. These substances are sometimes referred…
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Many people use cocaine recreationally to feel high. Cocaine works within the pleasure centers of the brain, meaning that users experience intense pleasure and energy. This feeling is a result…
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Mixing heroin and meth is a popular, yet dangerous, drug combination that is often referred to as a “speedball” or “goofball.” Combining these two substances can lead to a substantial…
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According to the Center for Disease Control, between 1997 to 2020, the number of people diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder (ADHD) has slowly increased year after year. In…
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Xanax is a medication commonly prescribed to treat panic and anxiety disorders. In the generic form, it is called alprazolam and is in a class of drugs known as benzodiazepines….
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Mixing sleeping pills and alcohol is extremely dangerous because both substances can cause increased effects on one another. Plus, both substances are central nervous system depressants, so they affect the…
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