Will Tramadol Cause You to Get High? There are many drugs out there which could cause someone to get high. It is controversial whether Tramadol is one of those drugs. … Continue reading →

According to historical legend, the Gordian knot was a knot so difficult that it was impossible to unravel. Alexander the Great solved the problem by cutting it with a sword. … Continue reading →

To end substance abuse, whether drugs or alcohol, you must stop the supply and/or the demand. Stopping demand means reducing the number of people who want the drugs, even if they are … Continue reading →

This blog post was published on January 1, 2018. This is the first day of the year, New Year’s Day, on many calendars in many countries. People celebrate the end … Continue reading →

Is there really a need for a pill with a sensor that will tell your doctor — and perhaps your partner or family members — that you have or have … Continue reading →

“Lock them away and throw away the key.” That seems to be the attitude many people have held about people who use and sell drugs, especially in the past. But … Continue reading →

Critical thinking requires receiving information from more than one source, and more than one viewpoint. It also helps if the source of the information is trustworthy, such as maybe calling … Continue reading →

One predictor for future behavior is past behavior. Recently the Huffington Post re-ran a 2015 post on how present-day US Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams, then Indiana State Health Commissioner, … Continue reading →

President Donald Trump has proposed his opioid epidemic plan. It has three main strategies: Mount a campaign to persuade young people not to abuse drugs in the first place. This … Continue reading →

Making the decision to go to rehab for drug addiction – and following through – can be a difficult choice. Many people have a hundred and one excuses for why … Continue reading →