Ever since the last two major heroin epidemics in the US, heroin has come a long way. Right now, the street names created for heroin are smack, skag, Mexican brown, … Continue reading →

Benzodiazepines are among the most abused prescription medicines in the United States. Government data reports that more than 30 percent of opioid overdoses also include benzodiazepine use. Benzodiazepines (also known as … Continue reading →

Klonopin and Xanax are benzodiazepine medications that treat anxiety and panic disorders. Benzodiazepines (benzos) can be habit-forming and create physical and mental dependency when taken in large doses or for prolonged periods … Continue reading →

Using cocaine in small amounts – about up to 100 mg – can give feelings of empowerment and euphoria. It also provides an unusual surge of energy and a decreased need … Continue reading →

Some drug testing does not test the drug in bodies but instead tests for the existence of metabolites, which are substances produced by metabolism. Studying these metabolic changes can help people determine … Continue reading →

As of this date, there are already numerous states in the US which legalized the use of marijuana. Those who approved its medicinal use argue that legalizing cannabis is the … Continue reading →

Marijuana is one of the more commonly abused substances. There are several users who even end up addicted to the drug. While many would suggest that marijuana is far from … Continue reading →

People suffering from anxiety are sometimes given the anti-anxiety medication Buspar or buspirone. Many consider it to be a low risk for addiction and it is believed to be very effective. … Continue reading →

Weed is a term used for the cannabis plant, along with marijuana, Mary Jane, hashish, dope, and many other street names. Although there is no existing report that excessive use … Continue reading →

Coricidin HBP Cough & Cold, most commonly known as Triple C on the streets, is a popular medicine that helps temporarily relieve colds, sneezing, runny nose, cough, hay fever, and … Continue reading →