Prescription drugs are a common part of daily life. Whether someone is managing blood sugar, cholesterol, or chronic pain, they are likely taking prescription drugs. Unfortunately, because prescription drugs are legal and prescribed by doctors,...
Prescription drugs are often designed for frequent or daily use. Prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies, they often seem safer than illicit drugs. Unfortunately, prescription drugs can be harmful. Some, like benzos, rely on short-term...
Pharmacies and drug stores worldwide help people with pain, minor injury, and illness. People across the country take prescription and over-the-counter drugs every day. While some of these drugs may have similar ingredients or effects, some may be...
Withdrawal is one of the most difficult parts of recovery. No matter the drug, it can be impossible to manage withdrawal without medical and psychiatric support. While many people attempt to stop drug use cold turkey, both natural and synthetic...
People across the United States and New Hampshire use drugs daily. Whether someone is taking prescription medication or using illicit substances, it’s important to know the difference between natural and synthetic drugs, their potency, and the...
People across the US and here in serene New Hampshire take synthetic drugs daily. Some synthetic drugs come in a prescription form, while others are found at parties, dispensaries, or purchased illegally. No matter the type of synthetic drugs, like...
Synthetic drugs can profoundly affect a person’s brain and body. Often stronger and more easily addictive than natural drugs, the safest, most effective way to stop using synthetic drugs is with professional support. For many, synthetic drugs are a...
Cocaine is a popular stimulant drug. Popularized in the 1980s party scene, many people think cocaine is only used at parties, raves, and concerts. In reality, people use cocaine every day for work, school, and to increase productivity....
People across the country and here in New Hampshire struggle with opioid use every day. The country is amid an opioid crisis, as opioids become stronger and more lethal. For many, opioid addiction develops from prescription opioid use for...
Millions of Americans take benzodiazepines (benzos) for anxiety, panic attacks, and insomnia. Unfortunately, this class of drugs carries a high potential for abuse and addiction, so some people might find themselves struggling to stop using benzos....
