The liver breaks down alcohol into acetaldehyde, a toxic substance that scars and inflames the liver. This chemical also interferes with the liver’s ability to break down and metabolize fats. This causes that fat to accumulate and may lead to fatty liver — an early stage of alcohol-related liver disease. As blood alcohol concentration (BAC) […]
If we think that you would still benefit from hospitalization, we will suggest PHP for optimal recovery. The effects of drug abuse cannot be condensed into a few words. Memory loss, heart conditions, and a weakened immune system are only a few of the many long-term drug abuse effects. Without community support during your recovery,
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Having a close family relative, such as a parent, can account for up to 60% of your risk of developing AUD. According to the DSM-5-TR, the more relatives you have living with AUD and the closer they are to you in relation, the higher your individual genetic risk becomes. Many factors are involved in the
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