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The 9 Most (and Least) Realistic TV Alcoholics [caption id="attachment_10607" align="aligncenter" width="300"] credit: http://bestmoviesevernews.com[/caption] Often times, there are the not-so-realistic TV alcoholics whose characters are written into a show’s storyline for sheer entertainment value. These types are the least realistic TV alcoholics because they are usually super-hammy caricatures... Learn More

In the News: Attorney General Willing to Discuss Rescheduling Marijuana The Obama Administration seems to be open to discussion regarding making changes to the current scheduling of marijuana, specifically; removing it from the federal government’s “dangerous drug list.” Attorney General Eric Holder was clear, however, that any decision or action... Learn More

11 Ways You Are Sabotaging Your Recovery [caption id="attachment_10592" align="aligncenter" width="400"] via wifflegif.com[/caption] You might be newly clean and sober or you might have a lot of time in sobriety, either way, when it comes to recovery from addiction, we must remain ever-vigilant. That said, there are... Learn More

9 Things Drug Companies Don’t Want You to Know This is an extremely short list of the dirty things that Big Pharma does. Unfortunately, there are a lot of immorally wrong and even illegal things that the drug industry perpetrates. Here are just 9 things that drug companies don’t... Learn More

Did Peaches Geldof Die of an Overdose? Peaches Geldof, a young British celebrity and daughter of Bob Geldof – of Pink Floyd’s The Wall fame – was found dead in her home Sunday afternoon. I first came across the story the following day when a Buzzfeed article... Learn More

The Link Between Mexican Drug Cartels and the US Heroin Epidemic Along the U.S. – Mexico border, authorities seized a record amount of heroin: 2,162 kilos last year, up from 367 kilos in 2007. This is an indication of an alarming and fast-growing trend: Mexican farmers and Mexican drug cartels are... Learn More

The 7 Drug Capitals of America America’s drug problem needs to be addressed. It’s obvious that the War on Drugs has failed us and, now the toll drugs are taking on communities is becoming apparent across the country; not just the likely suspects, either. Here are... Learn More

Substance Abuse Treatment in New Haven, CT Substance Abuse is a Medical Condition Substance abuse is a pattern of use of a substance – where the person uses the drug, or drugs, in doses and/or in ways that are harmful to themselves or others. It is also... Learn More

The True Cost of the Heroin Epidemic When we discuss the ‘true cost of the heroin epidemic,’ we’re not talking about fiscal dollars, although that is a factor in this latest chapter of American tragic history. We’ve reported on the toll heroin is taking all over the... Learn More

14 Things That Happen When You Don’t Drink [caption id="attachment_10557" align="aligncenter" width="389"] via wifflegif.com[/caption] When you lead a sober lifestyle, you will most definitely cross paths with people who drink. Many of still have normies friends who can drink “successfully,” as we say. So, you’re probably quite used... Learn More

Trick Daddy Arrested on Drug and Weapons Charges [caption id="attachment_10554" align="aligncenter" width="275"] photo credit: Broward County Sheriff’s Office[/caption] Trick Daddy, whose given name is Maurice Young, was arrested and taken to jail after an April 3rd search of his Miramar, FL home turned up a gram of cocaine... Learn More

What We Can Learn from the AIDS Epidemic of the 80s [caption id="attachment_10548" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Via http://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/circa 1987[/caption] The commonalities between the early years of the AIDS epidemic and the current epidemic of drug addiction are impossible to ignore any further; we simply can’t afford to anymore – both literally and... Learn More

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