Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Is Xanax an Opioid? How Addictive is Xanax?
Is Xanax an Opioid? How Addictive is Xanax?
Is Xanax an Opioid? How Addictive is Xanax?
Thursday 24th December 2020
Is Xanax an opioid? How addictive is it? Dr. Mark Leeds clears up misconceptions and discusses safe discontinuation methods.
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Get the buttons here!Xanax: Separating Myths from Reality with Dr. Mark Leeds
Could there be truth to this that we as a society view Xanax and similar drugs with anger and suspicion, because we do not like the idea of people going through life without the high level of stress that most of us feel?
Have you ever wondered whether Xanax is an opioid or how addictive it really is? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds tackles these questions head-on, shedding light on the often misunderstood drug, Xanax. As a benzodiazepine, Xanax is commonly prescribed for anxiety and panic disorders, but it comes with its own set of risks and misconceptions. Dr.
Leeds clarifies that Xanax is not an opioid, but it can still be highly addictive and dangerous, especially when mixed with substances like alcohol or cocaine. He emphasizes the importance of seeking medical treatment for anxiety and panic disorders and warns about the potential hazards of long-term Xanax use. You'll also get a deep dive into withdrawal symptoms and the safest ways to discontinue use. This episode is packed with essential information for anyone concerned about Xanax addiction or misuse.
Tune in to get the facts straight from a seasoned expert in addiction treatment.