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Alcohol Detox

09 Nov

Posted at 10:30h in Addiction Rehab Center, Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Detox, Blog, Drug Rehab Center

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06 Oct

Posted at 08:45h in Alcohol Detox, Blog, Drug Detox

An alcohol use disorder is not difficult to hide, especially because of the social acceptance and wide availability of alcohol. Would you be able to recognize the signs, if a loved one is an alcoholic? Stages of Alcohol Use Disorder Alcohol addiction goes through 3 phases. Binge drinking...

05 May

Posted at 09:21h in Alcohol Detox, Blog, Drug Rehab

All drugs are dangerous, some deadlier than others. Here is a look at three extremely dangerous drugs. Opiates Opiates are some of the most addictive drugs with terrible effects. Opiates include heroin, fentanyl, and some prescription drugs, such as promethazine-codeine or Oxycontin. Most can be injected, snorted,...

16 Apr

Posted at 12:53h in Addiction Rehab Center, Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Detox, Blog, Drug Rehab
Rehab can be a bit of a hurdle for someone who has never gone before. The time commitment involved, as well as the financial concerns, lead many people to decide to get sober without actually going to rehab. While this is certainly possible, it can be quite a bit more difficult. One of the things that you’re paying for when you attend rehab is peace of mind, knowledge, and communication with people who specialize in addiction recovery. If you are, however, determined to get sober without going to rehab, there are a few things to consider.

Safety and Health Concerns

The first and foremost thing that you will want to consider is your safety and health. The primary concern is that of withdrawal symptoms.
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