Uncovering the history and evolution of P2P methamphetamine
Exploring the surge in mental health disturbances linked to P2P meth
Understanding the shift in methamphetamine production from ephedrine to P2P method
Addressing the rise in substance use disorders and addiction challenges
Highlighting the urgency for improved substance use disorder treatment
Ephedrine meth tended to damage people gradually over years. With the switch over to P2P meth, that damage seemed to accelerate, especially damage to the brain.
What happens when a new, potent drug hits the streets and wreaks havoc on both individual lives and society? In this episode of 'Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care', Dr. Casey Grover takes listeners through the harrowing story of P2P methamphetamine. This isn't just another drug; it's a game-changer with devastating consequences. From its origins to its current status as a dominant stimulant in the US, P2P meth has left a trail of destruction, particularly in mental health. Dr.
Grover breaks down how this form of meth has led to severe psychological issues and why it's so challenging to treat. If you're looking to understand the complexities of addiction and the urgent need for improved treatment methods, this episode offers a compelling and eye-opening narrative.