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Meth Help
Methamphetamine Facts
Methamphetamine Statistics
History of Methamphetamine
Meth Overdose
Methamphetamine Street Names
Difference Between Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Methamphetamine Ingredients
HIV and Meth
Crystal Meth
Meth Facts
Teens and Meth
What Does Tweaking Mean?
Meth Laws
How are Methamphetamines Used?
Meth Help
Methamphetamine Withdrawal
Signs of Meth Use
Methamphetamine Treatment
Meth Prevention
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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 COUNSELORHistory of Methamphetamine
Methamphetamine was developed as a medical drug, but today it is far more common as an illegal drug with potentially addictive and deadly effects.This article explores the history of methamphetamine drugs for medical use, meth addiction, meth labs, and more.
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.
Meth Relapse
Meth relapse is a serious obstacle to recovering from meth addiction. Relapse rates for meth addiction are sometimes very high, but scientists are working to discover new ways to help people recover from meth addiction and avoid meth relapse.
Meth Effects
The effects of methamphetamine use reach much farther than the immediate meth high felt by the meth user. Learn how meth effects the brain and the short-term and long-term meth effects such as meth mouth, weight loss, hallucinations, delusions, and more...
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