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Key Takeaways Meth sores and meth mites are serious side effects of meth use and meth addiction. “Meth mites” are imaginary bugs people think they feel crawling on their skin. Meth sores are real and caused by scratching, picking, and infections. These signs often point to chronic meth use and

Key Takeaways Xylazine is a veterinary sedative not approved for human use. It’s increasingly found mixed with illicit fentanyl, raising overdose risks. Naloxone (Narcan) may not fully reverse overdoses involving xylazine. Xylazine can cause severe health issues, including skin ulcers and prolonged sedation. Treatment and recovery options are available for

Key Takeaways HALT stands for Hungry, Angry, Lonely, and Tired—four common internal states that often trigger relapse. These states can cause strong cravings and lower the ability to make healthy choices. Learning to recognize and manage HALT triggers helps people in recovery stay on track. Self-care, daily check-ins, and support

Key Takeaways The 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) guide people through recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. These steps promote honesty, accountability, and personal growth. The program is spiritual but not religious—you define your own higher power. Millions of people have found healing and hope by working the steps

Key Takeaways Mixing cocaine and alcohol creates cocaethylene, a toxic chemical. Cocaethylene stays in the body longer and is more dangerous than cocaine alone. It increases the risk of heart attack, liver damage, and sudden death. Ambience Recovery provides safe, expert care for those struggling with cocaine and alcohol use.

Key Takeaways Relapse is a gradual process, not a sudden event. It happens in three stages: emotional, mental, and physical. Recognizing early warning signs can prevent full relapse. A relapse prevention plan strengthens long-term recovery. Recovery is a journey where learning from setbacks is part of success. Introduction Recovering from

Key Takeaways Nitazenes are a new type of synthetic opioid that can be stronger than fentanyl. They were never approved for medical use but are now showing up in illicit drug markets. Nitazenes can be up to 100 times more potent than morphine. They are hard to detect, and even

Key Takeaways Adderall is a common ADHD medication that may cause irritability in some people. Stimulant side effects like mood swings, anxiety, and anger are possible, especially if the dosage is too high. Irritability may appear when starting the medication, when it wears off, or during withdrawal. Talking to a

PRESS RELEASE May. 9, 2025, 10:09 AM Ambience Recovery in North Hollywood is gaining recognition for its individualized substance use treatment model. The center offers personalized care plans integrating evidence-based therapies, medical support, and holistic practices. This approach has led to increased long-term sobriety rates and decreased readmissions among clients.