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Recovering From Cocaine Addiction
Cocaine is a highly addictive stimulant drug used among various age groups for decades. Cocaine use leads to immediate high and euphoria. It is the second most used illicit drug in the world. Cocaine use quickly leads to addiction mainly because it alters the brain’s activity and neural pathways, making brain chemicals dependent on drug…
Battling Gambling Addiction: How to Find the Strength to Be Responsible
Most perceive gambling as a harmless way of having fun and enjoyment. Most people are involved in gambling as a recreational activity; however, for some, this is much more than mere entertainment. They involve so deeply in gambling and find themselves unable to control gambling urges. This is known as gambling addiction, and it leads…
Why You Need to Quit Smoking Weed: The Negative Effects of Marijuana and How to Stop
Marijuana is the dried leaves, stems, flowers, and seeds from Cannabis. It contains the mind-altering ingredient delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Marijuana is the most commonly used addictive drug after smoking and alcohol. Although people think that it is less harmful than smoking, medical research proves that marijuana can lead to various physical and psychological health issues. Following…
Current Trends of Drug Abuse in Mumbai – The Epidemic
Debunking Rehab Myths Drug abuse has been rising in our country for the past couple of decades. People from all walks of life are consuming drugs in various forms. Various case studies and statistics have mentioned that drug addiction has proven to be fatal for thousands of people in India. While some folk presumes that…
What is Bipolar Disorder?
Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings, specifically containing extreme emotional highs and lows. It was earlier referred to as Manic Depression. This disorder causes unusual shifts in mood, activity levels, energy etc. These moods can range from being elated for energy to very down, indifferent or hopeless episodes…
Impacts of trauma on mental health
According to a report by WHO, 7.5% of all Indians suffer from a mental disorder. Now 7.5% might not sound like a lot of people but 7.5% of the second largest country, in terms of population, surpasses the population of USA. The word ‘Trauma’ has been borrowed from the Greek language, in which it means…
