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How Dangerous is Opium Abuse? -
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, “Opium is a highly addictive non-synthetic narcotic that is extracted from the poppy plant, Papaver somniferum.” The drug causes similar effects to the prescription opioids it can be used to create, but it is not currently used as a treatment for any medical condition. Some people abuse opium in ...
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Synthetic Opiates List – Drugs that Derive from Opium -
Most prescription pain relief medications exist as synthesized versions of natural opiate drugs like opium, morphine and heroin. These medications make up the majority of drugs appearing on a synthetic opiates list. Opiates, also known as analgesics, have become one of the most commonly abused drugs on the market. With long-term use, their debilitating effects ...
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How Does Group Therapy Treat Opioid Addiction? -
Group therapy gives patients the ability to see opioid addiction and recovery through the perspective of others.
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Helping Your Family Cope with Your Addiction Recovery Process -
Recovering from addiction can be difficult for everyone involved, which is why there are various treatment options that involve the families of addicts.
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History of Opium -
The history of opium goes back to ancient times when the drug was used for ritual purposes and for anesthesia. The ancient Egyptians, Indians, and Romans used opium as a pain reliever and often included the drug in surgical procedures to keep pain at bay. The drug is even mentioned in medical texts from the ...