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Addiction Treatment, Drug Addiction

Effects of Alcohol Myopia

Few people are aware that alcohol addiction can ultimately damage your sight, causing alcohol myopia. Alcohol myopia is effectively short sightedness, which besides the loss of sight can also lead to loss of focus. Our brains become less and…

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Addiction Treatment

How to Help Your Loved One Accept Recovery

Recovery is often too hard a decision to make on one’s own. As a close loved one, you have a unique opportunity to be an anchor in someone’s life. When substance abuse has gone on for too long a time, it can be difficult to break the…

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Addiction Treatment, Prescription Drug Use

Does Addiction Fade With Age?

Many of those who are struggling with addiction are only doing so because they were introduced to substance abuse as a teen. Whether they first drank alcohol at a high school party or were given drugs while partying with close friends, those…

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