Suboxone and Tramadol
What is Suboxone? Suboxone is a combination of two drugs: buprenorphine and naloxone and one typically ingests sublingually (placing a dissolving strip under the tongue). Why the combination? Well,...
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Xanax and Alcohol
With Xanax (a brand name for Alprazolam) one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the U.S., it’s understandable that it’s mixed with other substances. Some people do so...Read More
Adderall and Xanax
Mixing Substances – Adderall and Xanax With substance abuse and addiction, it is common for people to use multiple substances. It’s possible for this to include someone using their...Read More
How to Tell the Difference Between Depression and Short-Term Sadness
Many people mistakenly assume that “depression” simply means a period of intense sadness. However, there is a distinct difference between clinical depression, a diagnosable medical condition, and short-term sadness....Read More
Why Getting Off Your Ass Can Help Prevent Addiction Relapse
Physical activity is an essential part of any healthy living plan, but exercise holds distinct benefits for people recovering from substance abuse. In some cases, physical activity is necessary...Read More
Can Substance Abuse Lead to Hormonal Imbalance – and Vice Versa?
Any form of substance abuse can have profound effects on the human body. While some may recover from the effects of an addiction completely, others may contend with long-term...Read More
Frequently Asked Questions About Suboxone and Heroin Detox
At Fight Addiction Now, we’ve written quite a bit about recovering from heroin and Suboxone, but there are still several frequently asked questions about both substances that we’d like...Read More
Can You Really Get Addicted to Kratom?
The Fight Addiction Now community has been engaging in some very interesting conversations about kratom lately, discussing whether or not it can be used as a substitute for opioids...Read More
I don’t Have a Problem: Substance Abuse, Addiction and Denial
“They try to make me go to rehab, but I don’t have 30 days to be on punishment. My mom thinks I’m fine. And there’s nothing wrong with me....Read More
Inpatient vs. Outpatient Drug Rehabs: Which Works Best for Heroin Addiction?
Inpatient vs. outpatient therapy for treatment of heroin addiction depends on the individual. There is no one clear formula for best treatment options. Determining the best method for recovery...Read More