6 Quick Facts About Drug and Alcohol Cravings
October 13, 2022
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From sugar to caffeine to opioids, anyone who has quit an addictive substance understands how tough it is to get through cravings.
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From sugar to caffeine to opioids, anyone who has quit an addictive substance understands how tough it is to get through cravings.
Buprenorphine/naloxone (known by it’s common brand name, Suboxone) is the gold-standard treatment for opioid addiction. So if your friend, family member, or significant other is now receiving the gold standard of care, you should feel some relief. But medication for addiction recovery comes with a stigma that often results in concern from loved ones.
You can recover. And as long as you survive it, you can especially recover after overdose. It can be a wake-up call to just how serious your addiction is. For some, it can be the big reveal in which friends and family finally realize you are very sick. It might be your own big reveal, in which you realize how sick you are. Maybe you wake up in the hospital, whereas before you’ve been able to sleep things off.
Taylor Hawkins, the drummer of the Foo Fighters died in a Bogota hotel room on Friday, March 25th. The cause of death has not yet
Opioid dependence and misuse are on the rise in St. Paul and other parts of Minnesota. In September 2021, many St. Paul residents realized the
Answers to your questions about Suboxone treatment in Portland, OR Preliminary data show that in 2021, Oregon (like the nation at large) saw a surge
New Year’s Eve is the ultimate excuse to party hard. Call it amateur hour, but New Year’s makes drug users everywhere, reformed and not, pause and remember crazy years past. So what can you do on New Year’s, if you aren’t planning to get high?
August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day, the perfect time to understand that the opioid crisis affects people from all walks of life and backgrounds.
PORTLAND, ORE. (PRWEB) JULY 29, 2021 Today, Workit Health, the nation’s leading provider of virtual addiction care, announced the expansion of its program to provide care
When determining the best health insurance coverage for you or your family, research matters. It can take quite a bit of time to dig up
Insurance that covers your addiction treatment can be vital in getting the help you need. For thousands of Americans, Blue Cross Blue Shield is the
When you’re feeling sick, staying sober can seem challenging. But you can stay sober even under the weather. When I’m feeling sick, I often feel
Workit Health will utilize the Ohio State Opioid Response (SOR) 2.0 funding in order to provide access to online, on-demand medication assisted treatment for individuals
You Don’t Have To Detox From Opioids Cold Turkey There was one thing I knew for sure when I was ready to quit opioids: I
Suboxone (the popular name brand of medication buprenorphine/naloxone) reduces cravings and the withdrawal effects from heroin and pain pills. Any heroin or pain pill user knows that a fear of the horrible physical and emotional opiate detox can keep us using long after we want to quit. Even if we’ve tried to quit (and I’m speaking from experience), we might end up using again because we can’t make it through those first brutal days of detox.
Ready to detox from heroin? Here’s how to handle the cravings and physical withdrawal. Congrats on deciding to make a change for the better in
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