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Tag: Alcoholism

  • Do I have Alcohol Poisoning? Or am I just hungover?

    Do I have Alcohol Poisoning? Or am I just hungover?

    What is Alcohol Poisoning? Doctors state alcohol consumption as not having any benefits to human health. The only exception is red wine, as most doctors would agree one glass of red wine a day is good for your cardiovascular system and heart. A person is considered to have alcohol poisoning when their blood alcohol level […]

  • Does Alcohol stop Muscle growth?

    Does Alcohol stop Muscle growth?

    Some people who have the most experience with alcohol regard it as the best friend they ever had. It seems to provide relaxation and enhance self-confidence appeals to almost anyone. However, the friendship lasts only as long as the body can stand it. An expensive relationship that can cost someone a job, a relationship, a […]

  • Signs of Drug Addiction

    Signs of Drug Addiction

    Approximately 700,000 Americans have died of a drug overdose since 2000. But many individuals are living with addiction. More than 20 million Americans over the age of 11 are affected by substance use disorders, and addiction is the most severe substance use disorder. Some signs that someone is addicted are more evident than others. An individual whose […]

  • How Accurate Are Urine Drug Tests?

    How Accurate Are Urine Drug Tests?

    Employers and families are now relying on drug testing accuracy to confirm whether or not the person being tested is using drugs or alcohol. The advances in medical communities and science that research addiction and drugs have created precise urine drug tests.  Drug tests are now available as an over-the-counter product to be purchased at […]

  • Did Juice WRLD Die Because of an Overdose?

    Did Juice WRLD Die Because of an Overdose?

    It has been over one year since world-famous rapper Juice WRLD died at the young age of 21 from an overdose of oxycodone and codeine toxicity on December 8, 2019. Juice WRLD named Jarad Anthony Higgins suffered a seizure and then passed away from the drug toxicity shortly after arriving at the Chicago Midway International […]

  • Suboxone Doctors on Long Island, NY

    Suboxone Doctors on Long Island, NY

    Suboxone is the brand name for buprenorphine, which is one of the leading medications that is prescribed to help opiate addicts get and remain clean from their addiction. Suboxone is ideal for people who have become physically dependent on heroin, Fentanyl, prescription pain killers, and other opioid drugs. Opiate addiction causes addicts to experience very […]

  • New York Drug Dealer Charged in Two Overdose Deaths

    New York Drug Dealer Charged in Two Overdose Deaths

    In recent years, drug dealers are being charged throughout the country with the overdose deaths of the customers and addicts they serve on the streets. Recently, a Long Island drug dealer was indicted in the deaths of two customers in Queens. This is the first time a dealer in the borough has been directly held […]

  • Starbucks begins offering employees mental health benefits

    Starbucks begins offering employees mental health benefits

    Mental health awareness continues to increase in recent years and more employers are addressing the importance of mental health benefits for their workers. One of those employers is Starbucks, and the CEO Kevin Johnson recently went over the changes that are being implemented for the coffee giant.

  • Calvin Klein Club Drug

    Calvin Klein Club Drug

    Calvin Klein club drug is a dangerous mix of ketamine and cocaine There is a new club drug cocktail that is killing our youth and authorities are helpess to stop it. The ‘Calvin Klein’ drug tragically took the life of a young violinist who was a musical prodigy. The drug is come to be known […]

  • GHI Covered Drug Rehabs

    GHI Covered Drug Rehabs

    Many individuals struggling with substance abuse and their loved ones are often confronted with the heavy burden of expenses when making a decision about getting professional help. Addiction is a disease that comes knocking when you least expect it, but holding back from seeking help only makes your condition get worse.

  • Massive Fentanyl Bust in Binghamton, NY

    Massive Fentanyl Bust in Binghamton, NY

    Binghamton, New York, has proven to be another stop on the newest Fentanyl pipeline that supports the ever increasing opioid epidemic in the United States.  A massive drug bust of Fentanyl, Heroin, and Meth occurred on November 30th, 2018 in Binghamton, NY. The amount seized has been said to have the potential to kill 500,000 […]

  • Drug Rehab for Amtrak Employees

    Drug Rehab for Amtrak Employees

    Railroad services provide intercity travel for countless Americans across the country. Drug addiction does not discriminate when it comes to socioeconomic status or employment and many Amtrak workers struggle with substance use disorders. Drug rehab for Amtrak employees focuses on providing a medical detox for stabilization and inpatient rehab for a complete recovery.

  • Recovery Coaches on Long Island

    Recovery Coaches on Long Island

    In the State of New York and throughout the United States, addiction is one of the most serious diseases that families are battling and sadly losing loved ones every day. Once a person has gotten clean and sober their lives have certainly improved for the better, however, recovery is not just about staying clean and […]

  • Corrupt Cops Arrested on Long Island After Drug Raid

    Corrupt Cops Arrested on Long Island After Drug Raid

    Three Nassau County law enforcement officers were arrested during a drug raid after their connections with a drug ring were exposed. One of the police officers is also suspected of conspiracies to rob casinos and armored deposit trucks.

  • Why Can’t I Stop Using Drugs On My Own?

    Why Can’t I Stop Using Drugs On My Own?

    Once you’re addicted, putting the drugs down is not easy. The pull to spiral out of control into misery and chemical dependence is often too strong to resist. Addicts and alcoholics are tormented with the question: why can’t I stop using drugs on my own? The answer lies in the insidious nature of substance abuse.

  • Health Risks of Opioid Addiction

    Health Risks of Opioid Addiction

    Opioid dependence carries many unwanted physical and mental consequences for the addict. Health risks of opioid addiction are minimized by individuals in active addiction. As the leading provider of addiction resources on Long Island, our facility assists many addicts struggling with opioid addiction. A heroin epidemic is sweeping the nation, with overdose rates at record […]

  • Effects of Substance Abuse on the Body

    Effects of Substance Abuse on the Body

    The effects of substance abuse on the body are numerous and often dangerous. Drug addiction and alcoholism are progressive, chronic, and fatal if left untreated. Depending on the type of drugs and the amount of use can cause different types of harmful damage. Some damage may last for years or can be permanent and sometimes […]

  • Is CBD a Relapse?

    Is CBD a Relapse?

    CBD is in the news lately as a revolutionary, almost miracle-like drug that treats a variety of illnesses. CBD stands for cannabidiol which is one of the main active ingredients in marijuana. It’s not the psychoactive ingredient that gets you “high”, that would be called tetrahydrocannabiol (THC). If you’re in recovery and are interested in […]

  • 5 Tips to Jump Start Your Sobriety

    5 Tips to Jump Start Your Sobriety

    Enjoy every moment of your sobriety and the happiness that a drug-free lifestyle brings each and every day. If you’ve recently discovered the world of recovery, you know how difficult it can be to maintain your sobriety for the long-term. We’ve put together a list of the top 5 tips that can jump start your […]

  • Record number of opioid overdose deaths on Long Island in 2017

    Record number of opioid overdose deaths on Long Island in 2017

    Long Island officials are projecting a record number of opioid overdose deaths that could topple 600 individuals taken by drug addiction. Broken down by county, the total number of deaths in 2017 is expected to be over 400 in Suffolk County and almost 200 in Nassau County.