Overcoming Addiction
Format
Format
User Rating
User Rating
Release Date
Release Date
Date Added
Date Added
Language
Language
ebook
(0)
Inhalant, Whippet, and Popper Abuse
by Carolyn DeCarlo
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
While some forms of addiction are given plenty of airtime on television and news media, other drugs seem to fly under the radar for most Americans. This text explores the surprisingly common abuse of household items for chasing dangerous highs. Because of
ebook
(0)
Heroin, Opioid, and Painkiller Abuse
by Bethany Bryan
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Opioids include the illegal drug heroin, synthetic opioids like fentanyl, and prescription pain relievers like oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine. Because some people can obtain prescriptions for prescription painkillers, it can be easily obtained and e
ebook
(6)
Marijuana Abuse
by Bridey Heing
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Marijuana is very much a part of popular culture and medical marijuana has been legalized across several U.S. states. However, marijuana can also have negative consequences, including legal ramifications and addiction. This book illustrates how marijuana
ebook
(0)
Hallucinogen Abuse
by Bridey Heing
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Hallucinogens are a diverse group of drugs that can alter a user's perception, thinking, and feelings. They can be natural or made in laboratories. They are also very addictive. This book examines the consequences of hallucinogen abuse and offers solution
ebook
(0)
Methamphetamine and Stimulant Abuse
by Bethany Bryan
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Crystal meth and other amphetamines are illegal synthetic drugs that are cheap to produce and very damaging. These stimulants are highly aggressive and gradually destroy the body of a user. This book will guide readers through the warning signs of possibl
ebook
(0)
Crack and Cocaine Abuse
by Alana Benson
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Few drugs have as many cultural and social implications as cocaine and crack. These drugs link Hollywood and Detroit, and are signifiers of classic rock icons and racial inequality. How have these drugs shaped the world we live in? How do they shape lives
ebook
(0)
Ecstasy and MDMA Abuse
by Jennifer Peters
Part of the Overcoming Addiction series
Ecstasy and MDMA are both stimulants and hallucinogens, which can alter perception while increasing a user's energy. Due to these effects, Ecstasy was long known as a "party" drug taken at raves or concerts. However, Ecstasy has very real consequences, pa
Showing 1 to 7 of 7 results