Addiction
24-Hour Opioid Addiction Treatment in Los Angeles
For people struggling with opioid addiction who don’t know where else to turn, BAART Programs Boyle Heights now offers 24/7 access to…
The Current Status of the Opioid Epidemic
The Current Status of the Opioid Epidemic Over the past year, the lives of Americans have gone through immense changes…
The Best Foods to Eat in Opioid Addiction Recovery
Eating healthy is something most people aspire to, but it’s not always easy to do — especially during recovery from…
Restoring Energy Levels After Opioid Withdrawal
During recovery from opioid addiction, you may experience some withdrawal symptoms. Many patients find opioid withdrawal draining and need to…
How Much Stronger Is Oxymorphone Than Oxycodone?
Severe pain can interfere with daily activities, making life difficult. While some pain-relieving medications can provide temporary relief, they seldom…
Fentanyl Abuse Signs, Symptoms and Side Effects
Fentanyl is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous drugs out there. Opioid overdose is now the leading cause of death in…
Anxiety and Methadone
Many people who have opioid addiction also have a co-occurring mental health condition like anxiety. Some patients who take methadone…
How Long Does Buprenorphine Stay in Your System?
If you want to work during your opioid addiction recovery, you may wonder if buprenorphine appears on a drug test….
Make the World a Better Place, One Step at a Time
When people come together for a good cause, it is a beautiful thing. So often we hear of news centered around violence, hatred, disease, and other unfortunate events that it seems like there is no good left in the world. Through these tough times though, you get a glimpse at just how good the world can be.
Vermont’s Opioid Addiction: A Family Crisis
Vermont’s opioid addiction has deep effects that filter from the individuals who are struggling with the addiction down to their spouse, children, friends, and other loved ones. Family bonds can be broken or irreparably damaged. It’s an epidemic that has impacted millions across the United States.During a 12 month period, ending in November 2017, a reported estimate of 69,948 lives nationwide were lost due to overdose, making it one of the most serious overdose crises the country has ever had to face.