We may not think about it on a daily basis, but most of us live in homes that contain deadly substances. Paint, paint thinners, aerosol sprays, and even nail polish remover can cause serious mental and physical damage--even death--when inhaled. The chemicals found in common household products are dangerous, which is ... Read More
Help With Substance Abuse
Substance abuse disorder is a diagnosable medical and mental health disorder. It becomes a disorder when it begins interfering with a person’s day-to-day life. It affects 21.5 million people over the age of 2012, yet many do not seek help. Here you will find articles cataloging the aspects and types of substance abuse. The experts at FHE Health identify trends and explain addiction risks for substances from Juul to inhalants.
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Drug Profile: Mirtazapine
Updated 2/5/2025 Mirtazapine is an antidepressant that's commonly sold under the brand name Remeron. If you're struggling with depression that's further complicated by anxiety or insomnia, your doctor may suggest trying mirtazapine to manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. However, when it's ... Read More
Drug Profile: Cyclobenzaprine
The skeletal muscle relaxant cyclobenzaprine is available under the name Flexeril. It's used to treat short-term pain and discomfort arising from muscle injuries, such as sprains, strains, and spasms. When used alongside physical therapy and rest, Flexeril is very effective. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ... Read More
How Weed Can Cause Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome
Ongoing research investigating the health benefits of marijuana indicates that cannabis may help reduce symptoms of neurological or autoimmune conditions. In addition, chemotherapy patients suffering from nausea and vomiting often use medicinal cannabis for its anti-emetic properties. However, evidence also suggests ... Read More
Are Pre-Workout Supplements Safe to Take?
Preworkout supplements are a popular choice before a workout to boost performance and see bigger gains. But is preworkout dangerous, or are these supplements safe to take? Before hitting the gym, many people have the same routine: change into gym clothes, fill a water bottle and take a dose of preworkout. ... Read More
How Dark Web Drugs Are a “Highway to the Danger Zone”
It used to be difficult, and a little dangerous, to buy drugs. Buying drugs, whether marijuana, heroin, cocaine, or any other illegal substance, often meant going to an unsavory location, finding a "connection" who was often a shady or dangerous individual, and paying cash for the "stash.' When you left, you hoped you ... Read More
Drug Overdoses and Seizures Spike in Alarming Pandemic Trend
The COVID-19 pandemic has overshadowed virtually everything since throwing the world into chaos in early 2020. Employment, recreation, culture and medical practices changed overnight, resulting in a significant upheaval in the way the world works. However, while the pandemic affected many other facets of how people ... Read More
The Dangers of Combining Dilaudid and Valium
Drug interactions are nothing new. People have experienced the various side effects of taking medications since drugs were first prescribed. That's why all prescription medications are required to carry warning labels and instructions about the distinct types of interactions, what to expect in the form of side effects, ... Read More
