Percocet Addiction Percocet has legitimate medical use for pain relief, but it is because of its narcotic effect that it is abused. The Oxycodone found in Percocet creates a feeling of euphoria that is similar to heroin. Because of this, Percocet has gotten the name White Collar Heroin.Percocet is also used by people addicted to […]
Percodan Addiction Most people who become addicted to Percodan began taking the drug for medical reasons. Unfortunately, over time the person will become dependent or addicted and be unable to even function on a daily basis without the drug. Because addiction can happen in as short a period of time as a few weeks, Percodan […]
Xanax Addiction When it comes to Xanax addiction, there are always signs that are pervasive through every part of the addict’s life. Some of these signs include strained relationships with friends, family, loved ones, and coworkers, missing work due to not feeling well enough to work, money problems, severe changes in weight, and neglecting responsibilities […]
Dexedrine Addiction Dexedrine addiction is a common in college students because of its addictive stimulant characteristics, including the ability to stay up all night. In 2001, the Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol study found that 4% of college students surveyed had taken Dexedrine without a prescription that year. At some universities Dexedrine abuse […]
Benzodiazepines Addiction Rarely do people develop a tolerance or addiction to the anxiety relief that comes with Benzodiazepine use. With regular use, it is the sedative effects that people become addicted to. After a few months of regular use a tolerance can develop. Sometimes this occurs after just a few weeks time. It depends on […]
Crack Addiction Crack, a form of cocaine with a very intense and short high, is one of the most addictive illegal drugs you can find. Crack addiction can be hard to beat because Crack is more psychologically addictive than it is physically addictive. According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse, an estimated 6.2 […]
