The treatment of amphetamine withdrawal is a critical topic in the domain of addictology, harm reduction, and mental health care, highlighting the intricate challenges faced by individuals attempting to overcome…
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Dental Health for People Who Use Drugs
This article aims to shed light on the often-overlooked aspect of health among individuals who use drugs—dental care. By understanding the mechanisms through which drugs affect oral health and recognizing…
Marijuana and Lung Health
The interest in studying the effects of marijuana on the lungs arises from the increasing global trend toward the legalization of cannabis for both medical and recreational use. This shift…
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a progressive approach to treating substance use disorders (SUDs), including opioid, alcohol, and nicotine dependencies. It combines medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to provide a…
The Interplay of Emotions and Activities in Addiction
Addiction is a complex and multifaceted challenge, involving not just the physical but also the emotional and behavioral aspects of a person’s life. Understanding the role of emotions and activities…
Neuroscience about Drug Reward and Addiction
Recently, I came across a relatively new and well-written article on the seemingly eternal topic of our reward system and addiction. A few hours later, I found myself deeply immersed…
Reflective Self-Assessment
Reflective self-assessment is a critical tool in the Harm Reduction concept, addiction monitoring, and recovery. It involves a process of introspection, where people evaluate and analyze their thoughts, feelings, behaviors,…
Injection Wounds & Abscess Care
Intravenous drug use carries inherent risks beyond overdose and addiction – it also poses a significant risk of wound development and infection. Wounds among people who use drugs are primarily…
Harm Reduction Books for Free
I welcome everyone in the New Year! Mindheal went on a short break, but we are here again and ready to continue our endless story about Harm Reduction. Amphidose has…
Overdose Aftercare Essentials
This article is primarily aimed not at those who use substances and have recently overdosed, but at their loved ones. Those who care about the fate and health of people…
Recovery is Different for Everyone
Harm reduction is a pragmatic approach that meets individuals where they are in their substance use journey, prioritizing their immediate health and safety needs. Organizations and projects like Mindheal exemplify…
Methamphetamine Harm Reduction
N-Methamphetamine, often simply referred to as methamphetamine, is a potent central nervous system (CNS) stimulant known for its recreational use and potential for addiction. It’s part of the phenethylamine and…
Using Drugs Alone: Risks, Causes and Safety
It would seem that everything is simple. Intuitively clear that taking drugs alone can be dangerous. But the constructions of reason or the arguments of specialists are powerless before life.…
Relapse Prevention and Rules of Recovery
In the journey of overcoming addiction, one of the most challenging hurdles faced by individuals is the risk of relapse. Addiction, characterized by the compulsive use of substances despite harmful…
Opiates Wooden Chest Syndrome
Wooden Chest Syndrome (WCS) refers to the stiffening of the chest observed after administration of a high dose of opioids during anesthesia or recreationally. Wooden Chest Syndrome is a…
