At Revolution, our patients' health is our top priority, and Telehealth support is now available! We want you to know that within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of alcohol and other substances can affect the general health of the body...
Addiction is so much more than lack of willpower. Addictive substances impact your brain’s reward center in a way that makes you dependent on the source of your pleasure. Learn how addiction rewires your brain and how to get the help you need.
Breaking a drug addiction is next to impossible without medication and therapy to help you through withdrawals and cravings. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for substance abuse has many benefits. Don’t try to quit alone. Learn how MAT can help.
In the midst of the national opioid epidemic, there’s a new drug on the scene — kratom — and reports about it are mixed. How does it compare to other drugs? Is it safe? Is it addictive? Here’s what you need to know.
What’s the difference between social drinking, enthusiastic “partying,” and having a problem with alcohol? Learn the signs of dependency and where to turn if you decide you need help.
If you’re struggling with depression, you may have been through rounds of medications that are having little to no effect. Why not take an entirely different approach that gives your brain and cells the resources they need for healthy function?
Your body contains 30 trillion cells, give or take, and each of these tiny organisms produces energy to keep your body and brain functioning properly. With NAD therapy, we boost your cells’ resources, giving them the fuel they need.
You may smoke marijuana or use cannabis recreationally and think nothing of it. But in some people, use of the drug can be addictive and cause withdrawal symptoms. Take a moment to learn whether you fit the profile of someone who is addicted.
The opioid problem in the United States has been called an epidemic since it claims 130 lives each day. If you or a loved one is struggling with opioid use, here’s what you should know and how we can help.