Category Archives: Sober living

Inhalant is an umbrella term that refers to numerous chemicals that can be inhaled to produce intoxication. These chemicals can be found in various household goods and cleaning supplies such as glues, aerosol sprays, paint thinner, nail polish remover, gasoline, whipped cream, and felt-tip markers. A notable inhalant is nitrous oxide, a gas used as […]

Dehydration caused by alcohol also reduces tear production, leading to dry eyes and temporary visual disturbances. The effects of alcohol on eye health range from temporary discomfort to permanent damage. While an occasional drink may not lead to serious eye health issues, excessive and chronic alcohol consumption poses a significant risk. If you are concerned […]

You’ve changed, but the people, places, and things around you haven’t. Some of the same triggers you had before can be reactivated and we recognize how frustrating and upsetting that can be. Some treatment facilities provide care for 30, 60 or 90+ days. At Teras, we offer structured sober living with flexible structure to meet […]

They start to believe that it’s their responsibility to “fix” their parent. They think that if they can behave—be a model child—and do everything right, they can make everything right. Addiction isn’t the child’s fault, and they don’t have the power to fix it. But, they see their inability to do so as a failure, […]

Tell emergency response teams about the drug use and how much was taken (if you’re aware) so they can respond appropriately. A DMT overdose can put you in a vulnerable or dangerous position. You may also be a danger to others because of impaired judgment while under the influence. If they think you really need […]

Lightheadedness and extroverted behavior are likely to come out of this buzz. However, once the BAC hit .06, judgment and general control begin to become impaired. Combatting the ever-growing drug epidemic that this country faces begins with you. Make the most of our vast knowledge of addiction treatment and our proven ability to change lives. […]

The synthesis of current research continues to inform medical understanding of the relationship epilepsy and alcohol between alcohol consumption and seizure activity. Ongoing studies are expected to provide further insights into this complex interaction. The amount of alcohol intake before alcohol-related seizures was at least 7 standard drinks, or the equivalent of 1.4 liters of […]

When treated as continuous variables, the AHEI, HEI-2020, DASH, and MED showed inverse relationships with gallstone occurrence. Each unit increment in these indices corresponded to a lower likelihood of gallstone development. Get helpful tips and guidance for everything from fighting inflammation to finding the best diets for weight loss…from exercises to build a stronger core […]

It’s pretty common to have had one bad night of drinking in your life. Hangover shakes, tremors, headaches, nausea, vomiting, night sweats, thirst, dizziness, dry mouth and stomach pains are common hangover symptoms. Hangover shakes can be a real pain in the neck, but fortunately, there are several effective treatments to alleviate alcoholism treatment them. […]