Marijuana vs Alcohol: Which Is Really Worse for Your Health?

Based on these findings, the researchers believe that drinking alcohol is likely to be much more harmful to brain health than using marijuana. Their findings linked alcohol consumption with long-term changes to the structure of white matter and gray matter in the brain. Chronic or excessive alcohol consumption is known to affect balance and disrupts normal walking patterns. This is …

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12 Tips to Stay Sober from Alcohol

Gallus Medical Detox Centers specialize in safe, effective medical detox. We offer the highest level of skilled care in a calm, comfortable environment. Research finds that participating in a support group improves your chances for long-term recovery. There are many more interventions that may be used to help you recover from substance misuse. You may find yourself leaning on your …

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Rosalynn Carters funeral held in Plains, Georgia, where she and her husband were born

He married Juliette Langford in 1971 and they welcomed two kids, Jason and Sarah Carter, in 1975 and 1978, respectively. Jack is the stepfather of her two children, John Chuldenko and Sarah Chuldenko Reynolds. Jimmy and Rosalynn’s eldest son was born July 3, 1947, in Portsmouth, Virginia, while Jimmy was still serving in the U.S. He later joined the Navy …

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Substance Use Treatment

We use proven treatment methods centered in group therapy that provides support, skill-building and healing in a community setting. Some individuals may benefit from individual counseling in addition to other services; your treatment plan is uniquely designed to meet your needs. We help you stabilize in your sobriety and identify the next step to continue your recovery journey. You will …

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How Does Alcohol Affect Your Mental Health?

Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe condition that affects a person’s emotions, thinking, speech, and other abilities. Researchers have found strong associations between bipolar disorder and AUD. According to the NIAAA, the prevalence of co-occurrence may be as high as 42%. People must have at least five of the above symptoms, including a persistent depressed mood, to have a depression diagnosis. …

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MassHousing has Awarded $220,000 for Affordable Sober Housing and Supportive Services in Massachusetts

When our foundation was established in 2013, we were incredibly hopeful that we would make a significant impact on a lot of people. Over the years, that optimism turned out to be prophetic, as we have seen so many individuals break free from the clutches of addiction. On top of healing the wounds caused by addiction, our members also aim …

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How Long Does Weed and THC Stay in Your System?

If the test detects this metabolite in the urine, it means the body has processed THC relatively recently. When determining how long weed will stay in your system, healthcare professionals say it all comes down to frequency and the amount you use. The THC elimination times are categorized based on sex, height, weight and smoking habit. Testing urine for marijuana …

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How an Addicted Brain Works > News > Yale Medicine

Synthetic cathinones, more commonly known as “bath salts,” target the release of dopamine in a similar manner as the stimulant drugs described above. To a lesser extent, they also activate the serotonin neurotransmitter system, which can affect perception. Synthetic cannabinoids, sometimes referred to as “K2”, “Spice”, or “herbal incense,” somewhat mimic the effects of marijuana but are often much more …

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