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Research is a continuous ongoing necessity when it comes to understanding drugs, addiction and treatment. Intensive studies are necessary in order to find solutions to problems caused from substance use and drug addiction. Through exhaustive research progress is being made all the time finding successful treatments for illness, disease and addiction.
We can only hope that someday methamphetamine use and addiction will be a thing of the past but until that time comes studies and research will pave the way for successful addiction treatment and long term recovery. Meth is a powerfully addictive drug and someday through research there will be a medication that's successful in treating crystal meth addiction.
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Apr
28Authorities Discover Sophisticated Meth Lab in Million Dollar Residence
Although we know people from all walks of life become involved with illicit drugs, we don't often hear about methamphetamine lab busts taking place in million dollar residences but according to an ABC News report, that's exactly what took place no so long ago....
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Apr
07Indiana Outranks Missouri in Meth Seizures
Methamphetamine lab busts have been plentiful in Missouri for a number of years leading the nation in meth lab incidents but it appears they're no longer in the lead, they've been out-ranked by two other states. According to statistics from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, in 2013 Indiana ranked the highest with 1,797 incidents followed by Tennessee with 1,616 and Missouri came in third with 1,496 incidents....
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Mar
17Effects of Meth Use Aren't Just Pleasurable
Meth is so powerful that first time use can get a person hooked on the meth for life. Meth is a highly addictive synthetic stimulant and not only can dependence be developed very easily, it's one of the hardest drugs to stop using and one of the most difficult addiction's to treat. Sadly though, people don't realize that before trying the powerful drug....
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Feb
24Dangers of Meth Use
Meth is one of the most horrific drugs sold on the streets and it's not only highly addictive, users can overdose if they use an amount they're unable to tolerate. Drugs affect people differently and even a small amount of meth could possibly be a lethal dose whether you're a first time user or not. Unlike opiate overdose, there is no antidote available to counter the effects of methamphetamine overdose....
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Feb
17Mobile Meth Lab Explodes Inside Vehicle
Meth is a powerful addictive stimulant and some people can get hooked on the drug relatively fast. More and more meth users and dealers are cutting out the middle man and manufacturing the drug themselves using the shake and bake process (one-pot method) or assembling small 'mom and pop' labs....
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Jan
27Crystal Meth Withdrawal
Meth's side effects from extended use aren't so pleasant and appealing because the drug can make users delusional, paranoid and violent. Meth can also cause extreme weight loss, malnutrition, severe dental problems, anxiety, confusion, insomnia, hallucinations and mood disturbances. Psychotic symptoms caused from chronic meth use can possibly last long after a person stops abusing the drug because of the serious impact methamphetamine has on the brain....
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