by Beachcomber Rehabilitation | Mar 16, 2023 | Drug Addiction
Drug addiction is the incapability to control the impulse to use a drug or medication. This uncontrollable urge is present even when negative consequences arise. A person who is addicted to a drug will have significant changes in behavior and brain function. Many...
by Beachcomber Rehabilitation | Feb 27, 2023 | Drug Addiction
Do you or a loved one need help to prepare for entering a residential rehabilitation center? Has your loved one already accepted that they have an addiction? Have you done the research to find the best residential treatment center in Florida? Has your loved one come...
by Beachcomber Rehabilitation | Feb 1, 2022 | Drug Addiction
The effects of marijuana – also known as weed, dope, or cannabis – can be felt almost immediately and generally don’t last more than a few hours. However, traces of marijuana can be found in your system for up to ninety days. The exact length of time...
by Beachcomber Rehabilitation | Jan 25, 2022 | Drug Addiction, Alcohol Addiction
On average, alcohol can stay in your system for between one and three hours. However, this varies and depends on several factors, such as your age, gender, health, genetics, and how much alcohol you drink. As you consume alcohol, your body absorbs it through the...
by Beachcomber Rehabilitation | Jan 18, 2022 | Drug Abuse, Drug Addiction
Cocaine is a stimulant drug known for its confidence-boosting abilities and intense high, making it highly addictive. However, this feel-good effect doesn’t last long. With time you’ll build up a resistance to cocaine – an impact that often pushes users to up...
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