Prescription Stimulants vs Depressants Addiction Addiction, Controlled Substances, Drug Information, Prescription DrugsBy Beaches RecoveryApril 10, 2021Addiction is a disease marked by an intense and persistent dependency upon a substance, usually drugs or alcohol. When individuals find themselves struggling with a substance use disorder, they need professional support to heal. Like any disease, individuals are unlikely to heal without the right treatment and may, in fact, develop other severe, negative health…
Overdose on Xanax Possible? Drug Addiction, Prescription Drugs, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryApril 8, 2021Whenever you or someone you care about is given a prescription drug, it’s natural to wonder if they can overdose or become addicted. Xanax is one such medication that doctors regularly prescribe for relief and management of some issues like anxiety. However, it is not without its risks. While most individuals follow their doctor’s orders,…
Why is Fentanyl Dangerous? Addiction, Drug Addiction, Prescription DrugsBy Beaches RecoveryApril 1, 2021Fentanyl is a powerful opiate that is used to control pain. You may have heard of it as Duragesic, Actiq, or Sublimaze. Fentanyl is related to other opioid prescription painkillers. It is derived from opium, which comes from the Asian poppy plant. But it is different because it is far stronger than nearly all other…
The Most Abused Prescription Drugs Addiction, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Drug Addiction, Prescription DrugsBy Beaches RecoveryMarch 9, 2021One of America’s addiction issues comes from prescription medications, but many people don’t realize it. When most people think about drug addiction, they’re thinking about heroin, meth, and cocaine addictions. Today, more people are dying of overdoses from prescription drugs than heroin and cocaine combined. Some of the most prescribed drugs are also the most…
What is OxyContin and How is it Abused? Addiction, Drug Addiction, Prescription Drugs, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryDecember 11, 2020Have you become addicted to OxyContin prescription pills? Did your habit begin as experimental drug use before exploding into a pattern of abuse that you cannot control? You already know the answer to, “What is OxyContin?”, but what about, “how can I stop abusing OxyContin?” The answer is simple: An opiate addiction treatment center can…
Are There Adverse Adderall Side Effects? Prescription Drugs, Recovery, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoverySeptember 14, 2020Adderall is a prescription drug that improves focus in people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This central nervous system stimulant can have the same effects on people who don’t have ADHD. However, they could also suffer from adverse Adderall side effects. For this reason, it’s important to be aware of how this drug works…
Seeking Chemical Dependency Treatment in Florida Addiction, Controlled Substances, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Prescription Drugs, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryMay 7, 2020There are many reasons why Florida has long been regarded as the “Recovery Capital” of the United States. The Sunshine State is a welcoming environment for patients seeking recovery from all forms of substance abuse and addiction. When you are ready to gain chemical dependency treatment, there is no better place than sunny Florida. What…
Opioid Treatment Program for Residents of Atlanta, GA Addiction, Drug Addiction, Prescription Drugs, Recovery, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryApril 25, 2020When you are struggling to find the help you need for an opioid treatment program in Atlanta, GA, why not take a trip south? At Beaches Recovery’s opioid rehab program in Florida, you gain access to the very best care and services while also enjoying a modern facility. Our team understands just how challenging opioid…
What are the Symptoms of Painkiller Addiction? Addiction, Drug Addiction, Prescription Drugs, Rehab Blog, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryDecember 13, 2019Many Americans depend on prescription painkillers to relieve discomfort from injuries, surgery, and chronic conditions. However, 52 million people in the US admit to non-medical painkiller use. Painkiller addiction isn’t always as apparent as other forms of drug abuse, but there are clear symptoms of painkiller addiction. If a friend or family member starts showing…
Depressants and Opioids: A Deadly Combination Addiction, Alcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Controlled Substances, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Drug Addiction, Prescription Drugs, Rehab Blog, UncategorizedBy Beaches RecoveryNovember 12, 2019If you’re wondering, “Can you mix depressants and opioids?”, you’re playing with fire. Mixing any drugs with alcohol can be dangerous, but mixing depressants and opioids can be fatal. If you or someone you love is struggling with opioid and alcohol (or other depressants) use, you must get treatment from a rehab center right away. Beaches…