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It was once believed by many that the best way to help someone with a drug or alcohol problem was to wait until he or she hit “rock bottom.” However, this notion has been widely disregarded by the medical community which has concluded in…
Alcohol intoxication is a temporary condition caused by consuming alcohol, usually in an attempt to experience euphoria or as a social lubricant.
What are Opioids? Why are They So Dangerous? Opioids are synthetic drugs designed to replicate the effects of natural opiates (i.e., opium and morphine) from which they are partially derived. They are indicated to treat moderate-severe acute pain, such as after injuries and surgeries.
What Is Carfentanil? – Carfentanil is a synthetic opioid comparable in effect to heroin, but it is, incredibly, up to 5,000 times more powerful. It is an analog of fentanyl, another potent painkiller used to treat severe pain and in hospital settings for general anesthesia. Unlike fentanyl, however, carfentanil is not approved for use in humans. …
Tramadol can be identified in the body using the following tests: Urine, which can detect use within two hours of use and up to 40 hours. Hair follicles, which can detect use for up to 90 days, possibly longer.* Saliva and blood, both of which can detect use for 24 hours. *Duration is approximate. One study found tramadol in …
