The P2P drug is a new form of methamphetamine made by mixing and heating two chemicals together. This process creates a chemical called phenyl-2-propenal, which is similar to amphetamine. Phenyl-2-propenal (P2P) is not regulated like other types of methamphetamine. Once people start using this addictive drug, they may want more and more of it. What […]
Relapse is a part of the cycle in recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol. For those in early recovery, the risk of relapse is especially high. If you relapse during your recovery, you might feel like giving up or that all hope of getting better is lost. Many in recovery who relapse use the
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Addiction to drugs and alcohol can change how your brain functions. They can create a flood of chemicals activating specific “feel-good” receptors in your brain. They can also block natural chemicals from being taken back up, prolonging your good feelings until you are completely depleted and crash. Fortunately, neuroplasticity and addiction recovery can help you
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Codeine is a central nervous system depressant. Take too much, and you can slide into a coma-like state that requires swift medical attention. Don’t mess around with overdose. Call 911.
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