NARCONON BLOG

Hallucinogens Affect Your Brain and All Five Senses Clinical name: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Street names: LSD, Acid, Blotter Clinical name: Psilocybin Street names: Magic Mushrooms, Shrooms Clinical name: Phencyclidine Street names: PCP, Angel Dust, Boat, Ozone, Wack Clinical name: MDMA – short fo

By: Kelly Wecksell 12 Ways to Educate Children about Drugs Here are 12 points regarding how to educate your kids. Then we’ll look at how to keep your kids off drugs. 1. Talk to them about drugs. 2. Start educating children at an early age. 3. Research the facts about drugs. 4.

Detecting Prescription Opiates Addiction While there are a lot of different kinds of drugs out there, one of the most commonly abused types are prescription meds – which are usually painkillers derived from the opium poppy, like morphine or oxycontin.

Nature's Dynamics had an informative interview with Prescription Addiction Radio in which Suncoast Rehab was acknowledged for their drug rehab work.

The New Life Detoxification Program is a specially designed combination of exercise, vitamins, nutrition and physical detoxification which dislodges drug residues and other toxins from the fatty tissues so that these substances can then be eliminated from the body.

Our Executive Director and knowledgeable supporters of Suncoast give radio show interviews which are very informative and well received. Listen...

The effects of drug abuse are told in a very personal manner in this informative conversation between Prescription Addiction Radio and Rasta Imposta.

Red Ribbon Week commemorates Enrique Camarena and the men and women working hard to eliminate drug trafficing. Giving kids the facts on drugs is vital.

Listen to the SoberWorld interview as the founder of SoberWorld discusses how the magazine was started after a family tragedy involving drug abuse.

At Narconon Suncoast, we work to educate our community about a variety of drugs – including what the drug is and what its side effects are. In this article, we will talk about a lesser known drug: Methoxetamine – also known as Mexxy, Rhino Ket, Moxy, Mket, KMax, Roflcopter, or MXE.

Pregnancy Among Drug Addicted Women Is An Ever-Growing Concern At Suncoast Rehabilitation Center, we treat people addicted to drugs on a daily basis. However, there are some women who have to think about more than their own addiction.

By: Kelly Wecksell How Drugs Stay In The Body Enlarged Human Fat Cells One of the biggest problems that goes along with taking a drug is that every time you take it, even if you just try it once, a portion of it stays in the body.

View these interesting video testimonials from some of our program graduates to get more of an idea why our drug rehab program is so successful.

Tobacco and alcohol are still listed as the top two most abused drugs in America. Now marijuana use and prescription drugs are close behind.

At Suncoast Rehabilitation Center, we help people addicted to all types of drugs. There are many drugs which people become addicted to – and they are normally broken down into two categories: prescription or illicit (street) drugs.

Kratom – What is it? Kratom is a leaf that is found on a tree in the coffee family. These trees are natively found in many South East Asian countries like Thailand and Malaysia. These leaves have been chewed by local farmers and others for a boost in stamina and energy.

For the fourth year running, Suncoast Rehabilitation Center has been given a 100% performance rating by the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF). A branch of DCF is The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Program – the single state authority on substance abuse and mental health.

At Suncoast Rehabilitation Center, we work to educate our community about a variety of drugs – including what the drug is and what its side effects are. In this article, we will talk about a lesser known drug: Methoxetamine – also known as Mexxy, Rhino Ket, Moxy, Mket, KMax, Roflcopter, or MXE.

At Narconon Suncoast, we help people beat their addiction to all types of drugs, from street drugs to those prescribed by a doctor. While we often concentrate on rehabilitation, we also work toward educating others about the dangers of drugs and drug abuse. We aren’t alone in this endeavor.