Addiction Blog
Challenges of Treating Co-Occurring Disorders When someone is struggling with both mental health issues and substance abuse at the same time, it’s known as a co-occurring disorder, or dual diagnosis. It’s more common than people[...]
Is Marijuana Addictive? Breaking Down the Facts Marijuana is one of the most widely used substances in the world today. Many people view it as a harmless, even therapeutic plant, but there’s a growing conversation[...]
In today’s digital age, porn is easier to access than ever before. With a few taps on a screen, people can find thousands of videos tailored to every desire imaginable. For many, it’s a way[...]
Alcohol-Linked Cancer Deaths Have Doubled—Sobriety Could Save Your Life Over the past thirty years, alcohol-associated cancer deaths in the United States have more than doubled, according to a powerful new study presented at the American[...]
Fentanyl Overdoses: A Growing Crisis The fentanyl crisis is growing at an alarming rate, sweeping through communities across the country and claiming lives faster than anyone could have anticipated. Once primarily used as a powerful[...]
How Alcohol Affects the Brain Long-Term It starts with a drink—maybe a cold beer at a party or a glass of wine after work. But over time, casual drinking can turn into something more. While[...]
One minute, you're laughing. Next, you're overwhelmed by anger, anxiety, or sadness, and you can’t quite explain why. If this emotional whiplash feels familiar, alcohol could be playing a bigger role than you think.[...]
Addiction affects not only behavior but also the chemistry of the brain. At Atlanta Detox Center, we understand how substances like drugs and alcohol alter the brain's natural processes, especially those involving dopamine, the[...]
Wellbutrin, also known by its generic name bupropion, is a prescription antidepressant that’s commonly used to treat major depressive disorder and seasonal affective disorder. It’s also marketed under the brand name Zyban for smoking[...]
Ativan (lorazepam) is a fast-acting benzodiazepine commonly prescribed to treat anxiety, insomnia, and panic-related conditions. Many people are surprised to learn how long Ativan stays in your system, especially when planning to stop use[...]














