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Cocaine (chemical name: benzoylmethylecgonine) is a powerful, short‑acting stimulant that originates from the leaves of the Erythroxylum...

Cough syrup is commonly viewed as a harmless over-the-counter remedy for cold, flu, and sore throat. However, not many people realize that some of these syrups—especially those containing codeine or dextromethorphan (DXM)—can become highly addictive when misused. What starts as a simple remedy for seasonal illness can quickly spiral into cough syrup addiction, particularly among teenagers and young adults.

Why Alcohol & Benzodiazepines (Sleeping Pills) are a Lethal Combination Tom was a successful executive who had been managing his anxiety...

Most people believe addiction begins with that first drink, pill, or injection. This misconception has shaped how we approach prevention,...

Maria gave everything to help her addicted son—money, shelter, trust—but nothing changed. Instead, he drank more, lied more, and dragged them both down. Her story reveals a hard truth: love alone can’t cure addiction. In fact, it can enable it. From financial support to broken ultimatums, families often unknowingly fuel the very behavior they want to stop. But change is possible—when love is paired with boundaries, action, and professional support.