drug abuse

What Does Decriminalization Mean?

At Bayview Recovery, we provide information to help our clients make informed decisions about drug abuse treatment. Understanding how state and federal laws compare can help you understand your rights and the risks you may face in recovery. Decriminalization refers to removing drugs from the list of federally criminalized drugs. Selling, using, or possessing these

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Long-Term Effects of Painkiller Abuse

Painkillers can both improve lives and steal them. When used correctly, they can improve the lives of people with both acute and chronic pain. However, abusing these substances contributes to the development of many effects of painkiller abuse. Since these drugs are often legal to obtain, identifying a problem in yourself or someone else becomes

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The Difference Between Dependency Vs. Addiction

When you rely on drugs or alcohol to get through the day, your judgment and decisionmaking skills become impaired. In order to get your life back on track, you should learn as much as you can about what’s happening to your mind and body. The difference between dependency vs. addiction describes the physical and psychological

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Prescription Drug Addiction Rehab Center

Legitimate medical prescriptions often introduce potent and addictive drugs to individuals who may have never used them before or previously never had problems with drug use. After completing a full course of medication post-surgery or trauma, individuals may have already developed a dependence on the drugs which may lead them to extend their prescriptions, or

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