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Malibu, California-Based Teen Drug Treatment Program Paradigm Malibu
Honig explained how important physical activity is to recovering teens: "All teen participants in our drug abuse treatment program are given opportunities to participate in recreational therapy to strengthen their bodies while participating in fun …
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Health law expands treatment for addicts in California
SAN FRANCISCO — More than twice as many drug and alcohol addicts in California will be eligible for health insurance covering substance abuse treatment when federal health care reforms kick in next year. Throughout the state, and particularly in Los …
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Delray Recovery Center Now Offers Treatment Programs Specific to Women
Florida's Delray Recovery Center offers individualized treatment plans for alcohol and drug addiction, eating disorders and co-occurring disorders such as anxiety, depression and bipolar disorder. Treatment that specifically addresses individual needs …
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Gulf Coast Addiction Treatment Now Offers Long-Term Addiction Treatment
Gulf Coast Addiction Treatment is an alcohol and drug addiction center offering a hands-on approach to recovery with assistance every step of the way. Knowing that a successful recovery program takes time, effort and comprehensive change, Gulf Coast …
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Bringing More Science & Treatment Programs To The War On Drugs
The strategy includes a fresh push for prevention programs aimed at the young, more drug courts to steer convicted addicts away from jail and into treatment, and in a big change, those treatment programs will be covered by health insurance under the …
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The Living Breath Project Launches With Revolutionary DrugAddiction Treatment
"Traditional drug-rehabilitation programs have an 81% failure rate because they don't address the underlying cause of addiction," said Genie O'Malley, founder and CEO of the Living Breath Project. "Our program cleanses the trauma of addiction and …
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Brooke Mueller lost sons due to prescription drug addiction
According to an article published May 6 on USA Today, Mueller is hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center for treatment of her addiction to prescription drugs. After her release, she will most likely enter a drug rehabilitation program. What will happen …
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Uphill battle for the uninsured and addicted; limited options for those who
Carrier offers a six- to eight-week intensive outpatient treatment program for those struggling with alcohol and drug addiction who have gone through detoxification. The program requires attendance three nights each week for three hours spent in …
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Editorial: Addiction overhaul
But one huge barrier to treatment, a lack of health insurance, will begin to crumble in less than a year when 3 million to 5 million people with drug and alcohol problems will suddenly become eligible for insurance coverage under the new health care …
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A New Treatment for Alcohol Dependence: Nalmefene
The harmful use of alcohol is a global concern, compromising individual and social development and causing 2.5 million deaths a year. It also causes damage far beyond the physical and psychological health of the drinker, destroying the well-being and …
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Thousands of Michigan residents to receive drug, alcohol addiction treatment
LANSING, Michigan — Michigan health officials say they believe the state's substance abuse care system can handle the surge of people who will become eligible for treatment when the new federal health insurance system goes into effect next January.
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Nunavut struggles with lack of alcohol treatment options
Southern treatment not always culturally-sensitive. Nunavut's Chief Justice Robert Kilpatrick estimates about 90 per cent of crime in the territory is connected in some way to alcohol abuse. He and other judges send people out of the territory for …
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Thousands of Michigan residents to receive drug, alcohol addiction treatment
LANSING, Michigan — Michigan health officials say they believe the state's substance abuse care system can handle the surge of people who will become eligible for treatment when the new federal health insurance system goes into effect next January.
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JANE COWAN, NORTH AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT: The traditional say no
This is the US military's latest weapon to combat alcohol abuse in its ranks. ADAM DRIVER: He asked me, have … US MARINE II: I'm currently getting kicked out of the Marines Corps because of an incident that involved alcohol. US MARINE III: It went …
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Question by mark: Do inhalants trigger lsd flashbacks for anyone else or is it just me?
I’ve noticed whenever I do inhalants I sometimes get lsd/mushroom visuals. Does this happen to anyone else?

Best answer:

Answer by jannsody
Unfortunately, it can be from the inhalant use. Even people who’ve used lsd or “shrooms” in the past and then marijuana on a different day have had those symptoms.

With regard to the huffing, my friend actually has a severe BRAIN INJURY from inhalant use at the age of 12, now in her 30s.

Other risks of huffing include sight loss/blindness, heart/liver/kidney damage, seizures, limb spasms, bone marrow (the fatty inner lining of the bones that make blood cells) damage and even death, all of which can happen after the very FIRST time of use

For more info re: the dangers of huffing: http://www.inhalants.org

To search for counseling and treatment programs for those with a substance abuse problem(s), and some programs may have state and/or county funding for those without health insurance: http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/ and can click the first link and then can click “near you” on the left-hand side of the page under “find facilities”.

For a free Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting(s), and one may attend an “open” AA meeting if there is no drinking problem: http://www.aa.org

This site has some common mottos pertaining to those 12-step programs such as “One day at a time”, “First things first” and “People, places and things”: http://www.royy.com/toolsofrecovery.html

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