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Does Your Body Reject Alcohol When Pregnant?
1st September 2023In the UK, alcohol is a large part of the culture – whether you drink or not. Not only do you have to worry about binge drinking and potential alcohol addiction, but women seeking to get pregnant or worried about the possibility need to be more aware of the dangers of drinking. Alcohol and pregnancy
Read MoreHow to Quit Vaping
25th August 2023Vaping has become increasingly popular in recent years, especially among young people. Although it is not considered to be as bad as smoking cigarettes, vaping is not without its risks. Vaping contains a number of harmful chemicals and is known to be very addictive, particularly disposable vapes. If you are thinking about quitting vaping, there
Read MoreAre Swollen Lymph Nodes After Drinking Normal?
18th August 2023When an individual consumes alcohol, a number of effects take place in the body. What’s more, many of these effects can be felt the next day after drinking – depending on how much alcohol is consumed, the type of alcohol consumed and a series of individual factors. One such consequence of drinking is swollen lymph
Read MoreThe Effect of Alcoholic Parents on Children
11th August 2023The Effect of Alcoholic Parents on Children As parents, we are sure that you will always want to do the best for your children. And a part of that is considering how your actions may inadvertently hurt them. Alcoholism or simply just heavy alcohol abuse often has an impact on your child. You may tell
Read MoreHow Does Psychedelic Therapy Work?
4th August 2023What is Psychedelic Therapy? Psychedelic therapy, also known as psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, or PAP, refers to a therapeutic approach that incorporates the controlled use of psychedelic substances to assist in the treatment of various mental health conditions. These substances typically include substances like psilocybin (found in “magic mushrooms”), lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), and in some cases,
Read MoreIs Weed More Dangerous than Alcohol?
28th July 2023Have you ever wondered, is weed more dangerous than alcohol? Or maybe the other way around? If so, this is the right place to find answers. This article discusses the differences between these two substances, along with the impacts and associated risks. So, get ready as we try to find out which is more dangerous
Read MoreWhat is Drunkorexia?
21st July 2023Drunkorexia is when a person routinely limits the amount they eat before or after they drink alcohol. There are a few different reasons why a person may do this. The first is that alcohol tends to cause a stronger reaction on an empty stomach. So the less you eat, the more you feel intoxicated by
Read MoreIs Rehab Confidential?
14th July 2023Rehabilitation is a dedicated treatment programme to help people who suffer from drug or alcohol addiction, and rehab programmes have numerous benefits that can help you lead a normal life with a positive future. However, some people may be concerned about confidentiality and whether rehab is private. It is known that if you are entering
Read MoreHow Long Does MDMA Stay in Your System?
7th July 2023MDMA is scientifically known as Methylenedioxymethamphetamine and is most commonly known as ecstasy. It is a potent stimulant that has a similar chemical structure to amphetamine. It can be used as a stimulant and psychedelic with an energising effect, also often altering reality and is a highly dangerous drug that is responsible for numerous deaths
Read MoreWhy Do Drugs Cause Weight Loss?
30th June 2023Substance misuse and drug addiction can have a lot of harmful effects on your physical and mental health. The exact risks will vary depending on the drug involved and other factors, including the heaviness and duration of use. One potential impact is that some drugs may cause or contribute to fluctuations in your weight. In
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