Drug Addiction

Methadone was originally marketed as ‘Dolophine’ and was used as an analgesic. Today, Methadone is primarily used for the treatment of narcotic dependence.

Ritalin is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant. It has effects comparable to, but more powerful than, caffeine and less potent than amphetamines.

Hydrocodone addiction begins unknowingly enough. When one takes hydrocodone for pain, the ache is relieved and the user experiences a satisfying feeling.

Methamphetamine addiction occurs when a person begins to use it as a stimulant because of its heightened effects on pleasure and alertness.

Morphine is extremely addictive when compared to other substances; physical, tolerance and psychological dependences build up very rapidly. Learn why here.

Prescription drug addiction is a pattern of compulsive drug use. Learn who is at risk and the most common types of prescription drugs that are addicting.

Here are a few tips essential in ensuring drug treatment intervention. The key to the success of intervention is the support of families and friends.