Stimulants can be addictive and deadly. Unfortunately, people who use stimulants aren’t always aware when they’ve crossed the threshold to dependence and addiction. If someone you love is showing signs of stimulant abuse, or if you’re concerned about your own stimulant use, a stimulant detox center program can ensure safe withdrawal and provide a path…
When someone abuses amphetamines, whether they’re taking methamphetamines (meth) or abusing prescription medication, they’re endangering their physical and mental health. Because of the drugs’ addictive properties, amphetamine withdrawal can be quite risky without medical supervision. Professional amphetamine addiction treatment ensures patients make it through withdrawal safely, helping prepare them for the next steps in recovery.…
Stimulants are a large group of substances that speed up your nervous xtosystem and produce a powerful sensation called euphoria. If you abuse any of these substances, you can get addicted to them. One of the classic hallmarks of all forms of addiction is the onset of withdrawal. Stimulant withdrawal has its own particular set…
Stimulants are a classification of substances that speed up your brain’s average activity level. As strange as it may sound, this increased level of activity can actually ease feelings of anxiety. This helps explain why stimulants are used in the treatment of ADHD. However, stimulants may also have the opposite effect on your anxious feelings.…
Chronic fatigue syndrome, or CFS, is a serious health condition that produces extreme tiredness and pain. The syndrome can also lead to other significant problems. One of the less well-known risks in people with CFS is stimulant addiction. There are a couple of potential explanations for the link between fatigue and addiction to stimulants. For…