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Synthetic Deadly Opioid Drugs on the Rise: Addiction 911 Show
Synthetic Deadly Opioid Drugs on the Rise: Addiction 911 Show
Synthetic Deadly Opioid Drugs on the Rise: Addiction 911 Show
Tuesday 16th May 2017
Top experts discuss the rise of synthetic opioids, offering insights on legal issues, treatment challenges, and the importance of education.
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Get the buttons here!Synthetic Opioids: The Hidden Dangers and How to Combat Them
If we knew the answer, it would be easier to figure out, but nobody really knows the answer of how to stop this other than educating people not to start now.
Synthetic opioids are becoming an alarming issue, posing significant risks to both individuals and families. In this episode of 'Addiction 911', host Christina Rowe brings together a panel of top addiction experts to shed light on this pressing problem. Featuring insights from Mark G. Astor, a Drug and Alcohol Attorney, Ruth Churchill from Just Believe Recovery Center, Harvey Brown of Insight to Recovery, Dr.
Tom from Mobile Chiro/Addiction Professional, and Cliff Churchill of Just Believe Recovery, this discussion dives deep into the multifaceted challenges posed by synthetic opioids. You'll hear about the legal hurdles that come with combating these drugs, as explained by Mark G. Astor. Ruth Churchill and Cliff Churchill share their firsthand experiences from the front lines of recovery centers, highlighting the unique difficulties in treating synthetic opioid addiction.
Harvey Brown provides a broader perspective on how these drugs impact the healthcare system, while Dr. Tom discusses the controversial role of marijuana in addiction treatment. One of the key takeaways is the importance of education—both for those struggling with addiction and their loved ones. As Dr. Tom points out, there's no silver bullet for stopping the rise of synthetic opioids, but knowledge can be a powerful tool in prevention and recovery.
This episode is essential listening for anyone concerned about the growing threat of synthetic opioids. Whether you're a family member seeking to protect a loved one or someone working in addiction care, you'll find valuable insights and practical advice here.