Why Do I Feel Hungover Without Drinking?

It is somewhat similar to feeling drunk, but not entirely. But it won’t impair your cognitive ability the way the other reasons do. Also, avoid taking antidepressants as they might cause insomnia and sleep drunkenness at times. So, if you don’t sleep enough, you may also experience feeling drunk during the daytime. However, this feeling … Read more

Why Some Alcoholics Become Angry, Mean and Aggressive?

Alcohol is a depressant that slows down the central nervous system, affecting the brain’s ability to process information and make rational decisions. As a result, alcohol can alter an individual’s mood and behavior, leading to increased aggression, irritability, and impulsivity. This effect might be intensified in chronic alcoholics who have been using alcohol for a … Read more

Trump vows tariffs over immigration What the numbers say about border crossings, drugs and crime

The pills are a softer entry point for users, who prefer the prescription drugs and are unaware they are even taking fentanyl. These days, the United States is consistently seizing more methamphetamine along its southwest border with Mexico than any other drug except for marijuana, which is moved in bulk quantities and is far less … Read more

Goodbye Letter To My Addiction

Whether transitioning from a rehab center or another sober living in Los Angeles, we’re here to help. Our success stories statnd testament. Contact us for a confidential chat and evaluation. Because of my time at Icarus Behavioral Health, I was able to leave my addiction behind and become a driven, healthy individual. A Sample Goodbye … Read more

What is a High Functioning Alcoholic? Definition & Signs

Alcoholics Anonymous allows recovering alcoholics to live independently, but meet regularly to work through the 12 Steps to Recovery. Participants in AA are paired with a sponsor, or mentor, who is already farther along in the recovery process. For serious and long-term alcoholism, you will probably need a more in-depth program than Alcoholics Anonymous or … Read more

Your Guide to the Stages of Alcohol Recovery

Recognizing the early signs of alcoholism is crucial for intervention and seeking appropriate help. If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol-related issues, it’s important to reach out to a healthcare professional or a support group for guidance and assistance. Understanding the stages of alcoholism, such as the early-alcoholic stage, can help shed … Read more

Drug and Alcohol Interactions What to Avoid

Combining them with alcohol can make a person sleepy and dizzy. Motor control, behavior, and memory can all be affected as well. The combination of opioid painkillers and alcohol is also of great concern, and should always be avoided. The use of alcohol and pain medications like narcotics together can slow or stop breathing (respiratory … Read more

Understanding Nifaliophobia: The Fear of Being Sober

When we aren’t sober, we can use that as an excuse to avoid those problems. Coping mechanisms nifaliophobia are tough—they work temporarily, and allow us to avoid and put things aside for the time being. We use drugs to numb ourselves and our emotions and to push off thinking for another day. What are the … Read more

The Difference Between Sobriety & Recovery What You Should Know

Sobriety is just the beginning of the lifelong journey of recovery. The Recovery Village helps thousands of people to begin their recovery each year, and our programs have allowed many people to begin a life free from addiction. If you or someone you love is struggling with a substance use disorder, contact us  today to learn about … Read more

What Does Cocaine Do to Your Body? 15 Cocaine Side Effects

The user may become dependent on cocaine, and when they stop using it, they may develop feelings of anhedonia and depression. Snorting cocaine will produce a high that lasts about 45 to 90 minutes. Oral ingestion leads to a high that lasts about 90 minutes. Can cocaine cause death after one use? Coming down from … Read more