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Fentanyl: How Long Does It Stay In Your System?

Understanding the effects of drugs and alcohol on your body can help you make the most appropriate choices for yourself and your future. At Live Free Recovery Services, our team […]

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How Long Does Meth Stay in Your System? Understanding Methamphetamine

Methamphetamine, informally called meth, is a potent synthetic stimulant that excites your central nervous system. It gives you an intense rush of energy and euphoria by flooding your synapses with […]

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How To Find Sober Friends If AA Isn’t Your Thing

Overcoming addiction is one of the most difficult things that you’ll attempt to do in your life. It is also something that will be almost impossible to do on your […]

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Puffy Face From Alcohol: Causes, Effects, and How to Reduce a Puffy Face

Drinking alcohol affects your body in many ways — some minor, some serious. One of the more visible physical signs of excessive alcohol consumption is facial puffiness and redness, sometimes […]

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Symptoms of Laced Weed: How to Spot Dangerous Additives in Marijuana

One of the major risks involved with not purchasing weed at a dispensary is that you have no guarantees it wasn’t laced. Although marijuana may not be laced as often […]

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Ativan and Alcohol: Understanding the Dangers of Mixing Sedatives and Alcohol

The mixing of any drugs should only be done with caution, and combining Ativan with alcohol is no different. In fact, this can be an especially dangerous mixture. One of […]

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