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New Study Suggests More Links Between Addiction and Nutrition
Learn more about the ground-breaking research that links vitamin D deficiency to addiction.
Making Suboxone More Accessible Won’t Fix the Addiction Problem
Find out more about the loosened restrictions on MAT drugs and whether or not this will help fix the addiction problem in the U.S.
Celebrity Promotes Ineffective Solution for Addiction
Find out more about Lamar Odom’s controversial treatment for his cocaine addiction.
I Feel Fully Prepared to Face My Life Sober!
Learn how a recent Narconon Colorado graduate fixed her life and handled her addiction, allowing her to live sober and have a successful future.
Thank You for Giving My Children Their Mother Back
Narconon gave me my life back. I carried such a heavy load from my past and years of drug and alcohol use. It weighed me down in so many ways.
The War on Drugs Should Never Have Been Fought
Find out more about why the War on Drugs was a war that should never have been fought and did nothing to help prevent a major public health crisis.
New Approach for Methamphetamine Addiction Shows Less Than Promising Results
Currently, medication-assisted treatment is used in the treatment of opioids and alcohol. There are no approved MAT protocols for other drugs, but that hasn’t kept some from trying to find new ways to treat addiction to one substance with another despite little evidence of efficacy.
Alcohol: The Quarantine Drug of Choice
Learn more about how the COVID-19 pandemic might have significantly increased alcohol consumption in the United States. More people have started drinking since quarantine and lockdowns last March.
COVID Perpetuates Cycle of Addiction?
Find out more about the cycle of addiction and how it relates to COVID-19. Is the problem the cycle of addiction or is it the moniker “relapse is a part of recovery?” How can using drugs or alcohol be a part of not using drugs or alcohol?
Suboxone: Still A Wonderful Failure
Read more about why medication assisted treatment isn't always the best option for opioid addiction. Opinions on MAT vary, but abstinence-based treatments may be the best bet for long-term sobriety.
