When prescribed responsibly, gabapentin can be a powerful tool to manage neuropathic pain, seizures, or alcohol withdrawal. Alcohol, on the other hand, is a depressant that’s widely used (and often misused) for its calming effects or as a social lubricant.…

Addiction is often viewed as a battle against substances, but at its core, it’s also a battle with oneself. For many people, addiction isn’t just about the drug, drink, or behavior; it’s about the deep, inner struggle to resist the…

The pounding headache, the dry mouth, the nausea—most people recognize the physical effects of a hangover. But what happens when the worst part of the morning after isn’t your body, but your mind? Enter hangxiety, a term that’s become increasingly…

In the world of party drugs, few substances are gaining attention as quickly or as dangerously as pink cocaine. With its pastel color and catchy nickname, it might sound harmless or even glamorous, but behind the marketing and the Instagram-ready…

If you’ve ever heard someone say they’re “feening” for something, you might wonder what that really means. While it’s a slang term that’s made its way into casual conversation, “feening” has deeper roots in the world of addiction and substance…

Learning how to stay sober is a courageous step that transforms lives. But as anyone in recovery knows, staying sober isn't a one-time decision; it's something you choose every day. And when life throws challenges your way, staying committed to…

Designer drugs, often marketed as legal alternatives to illicit substances, have emerged as a growing concern in recent years. While these substances are synthesized in laboratories to mimic the effects of well-known drugs like marijuana, ecstasy, and cocaine, their synthetic…

Muscle relaxers are commonly prescribed to relieve pain from back injuries, muscle spasms, or tension. And for many people, they provide real, short-term relief. But if you or someone you care about has started to wonder whether muscle relaxers are…