Nutmeg, Opioid Laws, and Meth Treatment: Atypical's Wild Ride
Nonetheless, when you have a doctor in fear of prescribing necessary medications, that becomes an issue, one of the points that I think need to be brought up.
What do nutmeg, opioid legislation, and methamphetamine treatment have in common? They all feature in this lively episode of 'Atypical', hosted by Mary Crocker Cook and Gary Montrezza. If you're looking for a podcast that tackles addiction recovery news with a unique twist, this episode has you covered. Mary and Gary dive into the unexpected cultural uses of nutmeg, shedding light on how this common spice has more to it than meets the eye.
They also explore the unintended consequences of opioid legislation, touching on how well-meaning laws can sometimes backfire, leading to an increase in black market prescription drugs. The hosts don't shy away from the tough stuff, either. They discuss the ethical challenges faced by addiction counselors, including some jaw-dropping examples of misconduct.
But it's not all heavy topics; the episode includes a new drug that shows promise in treating methamphetamine addiction, offering a glimmer of hope for those struggling with this powerful substance. And just when you think things are getting too serious, Mary and Gary lighten the mood with their 'Humility Moments' segment, sharing hilarious and ridiculous stories that remind us all to laugh at ourselves now and then.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in the complexities of addiction and recovery, this episode of 'Atypical' offers a refreshing blend of humor and insight. Tune in for a dose of unconventional wisdom mixed with genuine laughs.