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What Does Ketamine Do to Your Bladder?

28th June 2024

Ketamine, in the context of recreational drug abuse, can have severe effects on our bodies – with one of the major organs impacted being the bladder. But what does ketamine do to your bladder? And why is it so serious? Find out the answer to this question and more below. What Is Ketamine? Ketamine is

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The Link Between Alcohol and Chest Pain

21st June 2024

The UK is known for its drinking culture, and many people use alcohol – often to excess. It’s estimated that 24% of adults in England and Scotland regularly drink over the Chief Medical Officer’s low-risk guidelines, while 27% of drinkers in Great Britain binge drink on their heaviest drinking days. Alcohol is linked to a

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Methamphetamine Mouth: Signs, Causes & Risk Factors

14th June 2024

The UK and USA are two of the biggest drug-taking nations in the world. Both countries have problems with drug addiction among the population and indulge in similar substances such as cocaine, opiates and meth. Although meth use isn’t as common here in the UK when compared to the US, tens of thousands still use

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Are Fentanyl Deaths Rising in the UK?

7th June 2024

There has been significant concern that the number of fentanyl-related deaths in the UK has recently been on the rise. In this article, we assess whether fentanyl is a widely used drug in the UK and how many people have died as a direct result of fentanyl use. What is Fentanyl? Fentanyl is a powerful

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Can You Get Addicted to Antihistamines?

31st May 2024

Antihistamines are medications commonly used to treat the symptoms of allergies, including hay fever, conjunctivitis, hives and reactions to insect bites and stings. They also have a number of other legitimate uses, such as treating nausea and sickness, motion sickness and insomnia. They can also be misused, particularly in forms that can make you feel

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What is Wet Brain?

29th May 2024

Alcohol abuse can lead to numerous health problems, and sadly, some of them can be severe and life-threatening. One of those conditions is known as “wet brain,” an informal term for Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome (WKS). This syndrome is a serious brain disorder, which is caused by a deficiency of thiamine (vitamin B1), and it’s often linked

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Alcohol and Panic Attacks: Is There a Link?

17th May 2024

When we drink alcohol, it can definitely cause some feelings of anxiety. But can they cause something more significant, like a panic attack? This question is one that many want an answer to as they work on understanding their personal relationships with alcohol and mental health. This blog explores whether there is a genuine link

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How to Repair a Damaged Liver from Alcohol

10th May 2024

.The liver, one of the body’s most vital organs, plays an essential role in processing nutrients, filtering toxins, and supporting overall health. Unfortunately, excessive alcohol consumption can severely damage this important organ. Understanding the impact of alcohol on the liver and recognising the signs of damage are the first steps towards recovery. This article explores

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What is Freebasing?

3rd May 2024

Drug addiction can come in many forms. If you are not part of the world, there are many terms and actions you might not be familiar with. To an addict, these are part of everyday life. Freebasing is a term you might have heard but are unsure what it means. It’s an aspect of substance

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Alcohol and Gut Health: 5 Common Problems

26th April 2024

Heavy alcohol use can cause a number of health problems, especially if you binge drink or suffer from an alcohol addiction. One of the most common health problems that arise is gut problems, which can involve a wide variety of health issues which require treatment to overcome. Find out the relationship between alcohol and gut

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