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Meth Help
Methamphetamine Facts
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History of Methamphetamine
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Difference Between Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Methamphetamine Ingredients
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Welcome to Methamphetamine Treatment
The purpose of this site is to help meth users, parents, families, and friends who may have a loved one who is struggling with methamphetamine use and addiction. Our website is designed to help educate on the statistics of meth drug addiction and what warning signs are associated with methamphetamine use, abuse, and overdose. Our goal is to help meth addicts, families and friends of addicts, and those who may be experimenting with meth or other drugs find therapy or treatment to overcome these addictions and behaviors. Call 800-481-9412 TO SPEAK WITH AN ALCOHOL OR DRUG ABUSE COUNSELORMeth Overdose
People who use methamphetamine are at risk for a fatal meth overdose. Because emergency treatment cannot always prevent death from meth overdose, the best way to avoid a fatal meth overdose is to get treatment to stop meth use before an overdose occurs.
Meth Detoxification
Meth detoxification is one of the first steps in treating meth use and addiction. The approach used for meth detoxification varies depending on the user, but needs to be followed by further treatment to help a meth user stay sober. More about meth detox.
Methamphetamine Abuse
Methamphetamine abuse can cause severe health problems, including brain damage and meth mouth. Meth addicts often find it difficult to obtain a full meth recovery. Keep reading to learn more about meth abuse, addiction, effects of meth on the brain, and meth treatment options.
Physical Effects of Meth
Meth has its effects on the brain, but another shocking aspect is changes that meth causes to physical appearance. The face of meth can get quite ugly, fast. Keep reading for information on the physical effects of meth abuse including meth mouth.
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