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Have you ever felt like you were on a roller coaster ride without an end in sight? This metaphor might resonate if you’ve experienced marijuana withdrawal, a journey (withdrawal management) that may feel like a never-ending ride with ups and downs, twists and turns (1). But just like every roller…
How Long Does Weed Withdrawal Last? (A Detailed Timeline) Did you know that marijuana withdrawal is a real and challenging experience for many individuals who decide to quit or reduce their cannabis consumption? As the conversation around marijuana use evolves and more people begin to question its long-term effects on…
By Trafalgar’s Editorial TeamThis Content is Reviewed By Nathaniel Israel M.A., R.P. A How-To Guide: Quit Drinking Have you hit a point in your life where you’d like to quit drinking alcohol? Whether you want to say goodbye to hangovers for good, reap the health benefits of sober living, or…
When addressing a substance addiction, there are conventional methods of recovery that are usually applied. For example, someone addicted to alcohol may attend group sessions to discuss their problem; they may detox from alcohol; they may go to therapy sessions; or they may go to a Toronto rehab. These conventional…
Detox has become something of a fad word. It’s used colloquially for diets, relationships and bad habits. But in a medical sense, to detoxify means to cut out something harmful from your body so that it can stabilize and recover. Often when we talk about detoxing, we’re referring to addictive…
A person who has become addicted to marijuana may experience a range of withdrawal symptoms upon quitting. While these symptoms do not usually present a direct danger to the individual’s health, they can be severely unpleasant and disruptive. They may last anywhere from two weeks to several months. In some…
Methamphetamine, or Crystal Meth, is a highly addictive and dangerous substance. It creates a range of intense psychological and physical effects in the user. When someone who has developed an addiction to crystal meth stops using the substance, they are likely to experience withdrawal. We previously published a comprehensive blog…
When someone addicted to MDMA stops using the drug, they will experience withdrawal. This is a term used to describe the physical and psychological symptoms that occur when an addictive substance gradually leaves the addicted person’s system. The first and most severe phase of withdrawal is called acute withdrawal. This…
Many people who are considering rehab centres for themselves or a loved one are unsure what to expect from a treatment program. This can make the process more intimidating and may add to any reluctance about beginning treatment. This blog will describe the way in which a good rehab centre…
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