One of the ways addiction treatment programs keep clients safe during medical detox is by following protocols for withdrawal timelines. Some substances, such as Vyvanse, are unsafe to quit “cold turkey.” To learn more about Vyvanse addiction and safe withdrawal, contact Promises at 844.875.5609 today. What Is Vyvanse? What is the timeline for Vyvanse withdrawal exactly? It helps to first understand what the drug is and why physicians prescribe it.  Vyvanse is the brand name of the stimulant lisdexamfetamine dimesylate. This prescription medication treats the symptoms of attention-deficit ..read more

What is sudden onset alcohol intolerance? Alcohol intolerance is a condition that occurs when your body lacks the enzymes needed to fully break down alcohol. It is different from having an alcohol allergy. Alcohol intolerance can come on suddenly, even if you have consumed alcohol without problems before. The addiction treatment programs at Promises offer more information on this condition.  If you or someone you care about is struggling with an alcohol use disorder, call Promises today at 844.875.5609. Understanding Alcohol Intolerance Alcohol intolerance is a relatively common condition ..read more

People don’t always consider the risks of mixing some over-the-counter medications with alcohol. However, negative interactions are possible. Can you drink alcohol while taking cetirizine? Unfortunately, ignoring the warnings about mixing cetirizine and alcohol could indicate you are dependent on alcohol. But the alcohol addiction treatment programs at Promises can help.  Call Promises at 844.875.5609 if alcohol is controlling your life.  What Is Cetirizine? Cetirizine is an over-the-counter antihistamine used to treat allergy and cold symptoms. It reduces histamine, a natural chemic ..read more

A growing interest in N, N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) has led to questions about whether you can overdose on it. Unfortunately, many people think that DMT is safe because it is derived from a plant. Like many other plant-derived substances, DMT poses several health risks. Promises offers addiction treatment programs to help with DMT misuse.  Call Promises at 844.875.5609 to learn more about DMT today. What Is DMT? DMT is a Schedule I controlled substance in the U.S. It is illegal for recreational use. DMT is a naturally derived substance that is combined with other plants to produce a compo ..read more

There is a natural tendency to assume that all prescribed medications are safe. And when used as prescribed, they are. That said, misusing medications like Klonopin could lead to drug dependency and addiction. If you or someone you know could benefit from one of our addiction treatment programs, call Promises today at 844.875.5609. What Is Klonopin? Klonopin is the brand name for a type of benzodiazepine, a depressant prescribed to help treat things like anxiety, panic disorder, and other mental health disorders. Klonopin may also be prescribed to treat seizure disorders in both children and a ..read more

Many types of prescription medications are not advised for use with alcohol. Drinking when it is not advised could be a sign that you are misusing alcohol. Addiction treatment programs take great care to educate clients about the dangers of mixing medications with alcohol and other substances.  Call Promises today at 844.875.5609 if you or someone you know needs the support of a recovery program.  What Is Lisinopril Used For? Lisinopril is the generic name for a medication that is used to treat hypertension and heart failure. It belongs to a class of drugs known as angiotensin-conver ..read more

If you find yourself feeling very sick after drinking even a small amount of alcohol, you could have sudden onset alcohol intolerance. At Promises, we offer alcohol addiction treatment programs that can help those struggling with this condition as a result of alcoholism. Call us today at 844.875.5609 to learn more.  What Is Sudden Onset Alcohol Intolerance? Sudden onset alcohol intolerance is a disorder that causes a physical reaction to alcohol that differs from intoxication or a hangover. It occurs when your body is no longer able to break alcohol down properly, leading to a buildup of ..read more

Kava is a popular supplement known for its body-relaxing and anxiety-reducing effects, but it has the potential to be addictive. What are the signs of kava abuse? Learn more about kava and get help by turning to our addiction treatment programs at Promises. Call us today at 844.875.5609. What Is Kava? Kava is a substance that comes from the plant Piper methysticum, which is native to the western Pacific islands. It is typically consumed as an extract or a beverage, and while it’s non-alcoholic, it does have psychoactive properties.  In the United States, kava is marketed as a sleep-induce ..read more

Kava is a supplement that people have been using for at least a thousand years to treat insomnia, promote relaxation, and manage anxiety, but is it as beneficial as it appears, or is kava addictive? At Promises, we offer addiction treatment programs to help you with any type of substance use disorder you have. Contact our team by calling 844.875.5609.  Is Kava Addictive? What It Is and How It Impacts Your Body Kava, also known as kava-kava, is a substance made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant, which is native to the western Pacific Islands. Kava has psychoactive properties tha ..read more

You may have heard a curious term if you or a loved one has ever been involved in addiction treatment programs—“grateful alcoholic.” It can be tough to understand why anyone would ever call themselves that, but there are a few reasons why it’s possible to be thankful for even negative experiences. Learn more by calling Promises at 844.875.5609.  What Is a Grateful Alcoholic? Seeing the many ways addiction can negatively impact your life, what is a grateful alcoholic? It’s not someone who is grateful for having a substance use disorder but someone who is thankful they were able to recover ..read more