After Years of Advocacy, U.S. Opioid Prescribing Is Declining After years of cautionary advice from the CDC, addiction horror stories from patients, and undeniable statistics showing the connection between opioid prescribing and addiction, it seems opioid prescribing trends are finally declining in a measurable, consistent manner. Read More » Narconon…
Dentists Can Curb Opioid Addiction and Still Help Patients with Post-Operation Pain New research into a significant change in New York dental practice has found that dentists can stop prescribing opioids and shift to only recommending over-the-counter pain relievers for patients, all with little to no negative effects. The findings may herald the beginning of…
Experts Seem To Disagree On Whether Or Not Porn Addiction Is “Real” The world we live in is filled with screens. Whether it be a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or computer, access to the online world is as easy as a few clicks. While the internet may provide numerous benefits, it also means that accessing X-rated…
What Is Rainbow Fentanyl? Illicit fentanyl has been a leading cause of fatal overdoses in the United States for some years. Adding to the concern, recent reports by the Drug Enforcement Administration suggest that new strains of “rainbow fentanyl” could be spreading through American cities. The drug, colored to look like candy, is particularly risky…
I don’t know about you, but gas prices for us have been wreaking havoc on our budget. We’ve been looking for (and incorporating) all of the ways we can save on gas and pay less at the pump to combat the sky rocketing prices. So if you are wondering how you can spend less money…
A Drink a Day May be Harmful to Brain Health For decades, the standard medical approach to alcohol has been, “Alcohol consumption in moderation is OK.” However, recent findings suggest the standard should be revised. According to scientists, even one drink per day can be quite harmful. Read More » Narconon…
Understanding The Synthetic Opioid Overdose Epidemic In the midst of a global pandemic the United States is also dealing with an epidemic. The devastating synthetic Opioid (primarily Fentanyl) use and overdose epidemic is taking lives at astounding rates. For starters, let’s do a quick review of the 4 categories of Opioids commonly seen in Opioid…
Seizures of Counterfeit Pills in the U.S. Soar in Recent Months Drug trends across America are always changing, hence the importance of monitoring such trends. The most recent drug trend to take America by storm is the sinister distribution of fake prescription drugs, labeled as coveted painkillers but containing lethal doses of fentanyl. Read More…
