You’ve probably heard the buzzword “holistic” in addiction recovery. What is holistic addiction recovery? Holistic therapy is an approach that focuses on the entire person. There is compelling scientific evidence that indicates that this approach is very beneficial for addiction recovery. Addiction is a complicated disease that affects not just the body, but the mind…
Personal Transformation from Addiction: How Oasis Recovery Center Can Help Recovery from addiction is more than just breaking free from substances—it’s a journey of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. Our addiction transformations treatment center at Oasis Recovery Center, located in the heart of Asheville, NC, we believe in guiding individuals through a profound personal transformation that…
Introduction In the realm of addiction recovery, conventional methods often concentrate solely on addressing the physical and psychological aspects of addiction. However, for many individuals, achieving lasting sobriety necessitates a more comprehensive approach. Enter holistic addiction recovery methods, which offer a holistic framework that considers every aspect of an individual’s well-being. In this comprehensive exploration,…
Intro To Nutrition in Recovery Undertaking the journey of addiction recovery demands a comprehensive approach that addresses not only the psychological and emotional aspects but also the physical well-being. While therapy and support groups are integral, the role of nutrition in recovery in this process cannot be overstated. Let’s dive into how dietary choices can…
Fear is a normal human emotion that can protect us from immediate, dangerous situations and threats. It can also come to us in a wide variety of forms, such as worry (fear of the future), anxiety (again, the future), trepidation, concern, and dread. Underneath all of these words is fear. Fear can trigger our fight…
For people with ADD, Adderall can be a lifesaver, but it may cause unpleasant side effects. Adderall can cause Adderall tongue in some individuals, resulting in dry mouth and sore tongues. The symptoms known as ‘Adderall tongue’ are swelling, dry mouth, and tongue wounds. We will investigate Adderall tongue, its indications, causes, and treatment techniques. …
Since they’re both stimulants and their names sound similar, it can be easy to confuse MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) with meth (methamphetamine). Both substances are derived from amphetamines and have intense and euphoric effects. But their differences, including their dangerous side effects and addictive qualities, truly set them apart, especially when it comes to treatment and recovery….
It’s no surprise that researchers and public-health experts labeled meth as “America’s most dangerous drug.“ The effects of prolonged meth use can be mentally and physically devastating. Few substances can degrade a person’s health and physical appearance like methamphetamine does. If methamphetamine use is affecting your life, it’s important to understand the dangers and complications that come…
Methamphetamine (meth) is a highly-addictive illegal stimulant that affects the central nervous system (CNS). It is a Schedule II controlled substance only available legally through one medication that requires a prescription and can’t be refilled. It’s sometimes prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or to help someone lose weight. However, the prescribed doses are…
If you’re wondering, “Can you snort meth,” chances are you’re looking into different ways of consuming methamphetamine. While you might already know the dangers associated with methamphetamine use, you might have heard that snorting meth has fewer side effects and is even “safer.” It’s not, and this misconception has blindly led individuals down a path…
