In a world where addiction often thrives in silence, the choice of treatment can be deeply personal. For those seeking recovery without judgment, a luxury rehab in India offers far more than comfort — it offers dignity, privacy, and a renewed sense of self. At Anatta Humanversity, this vision has been redefined through a voluntary, […]
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Understanding Non-Medical Rehab When people hear the word rehab, they often imagine clinical settings, medications, or group therapy rooms. But at Anatta Humanversity, recovery takes a different, deeply personal route. Non-medical rehab focuses on emotional healing and inner transformation rather than relying on medication or traditional hospital-style treatments. This approach recognizes that addiction is more
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Introduction When someone you care about is caught in addiction, love becomes complicated. You want to save them, but you can’t force recovery. Many family members exhaust themselves trying to fix, control or rescue the person, only to end up feeling helpless. This article explores compassionate, practical ways of helping a loved one with addiction
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Introduction When you picture addiction treatment, you may imagine hospitals, medication schedules, and group therapy rooms. Yet not every recovery story begins or ends in a medical ward. Across India, more people are seeking non-medical rehab a holistic and deeply personal approach that focuses on emotional healing rather than dependence on medication. In this article,
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When someone you love is wrestling with addiction, it’s natural to want to fix, protect, or smooth the chaos. But good intentions can quietly turn into patterns that make recovery harder — for them and for you. This guide explains what co-dependency is, how it shows up in families, and practical steps you can take
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Introduction Heroin addiction is one of the most destructive forms of substance dependence. Heroin is an opioid drug made from morphine which is derived from the seed pods of certain varieties of the poppy plant. It is pale yellow, off white, brown and black which is called as black tar heroin. It is usually cut
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Understanding Prescribed Drug Addiction Addiction to alcohol and illicit drugs has always been spoken about, prescribed medication has remained silent, but it is also a frontline addiction. Addiction to prescription drugs is on the rise in India and across the world. There are drugs to sleep, there are drugs to wake up, there are drugs
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Introduction Change is never easy. Whether it is giving up alcohol, breaking free from a harmful habit, or simply making healthier choices, the real challenge often lies in sustaining the motivation to follow through. Traditional therapies focus on teaching coping skills, building awareness, or restructuring thought patterns. But what if the biggest missing piece is
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Introduction Addiction is more than a habit—it is a serious health condition that affects the brain, body, and overall well-being. People struggling with addiction often face both immediate and long-term health consequences, ranging from minor disruptions in daily life to severe, life-threatening conditions. Understanding the effects of addiction on health is crucial not only for
Introduction Benzodiazepines are a class of central nervous system depressant drugs. They were discovered in the 1950s and were said to be useful and safe in the treatment of anxiety, depression, insomnia, etc. Problems with the use of the drug like those of dependency, abuse, misuse and addiction came to the fore in the 1980s.When
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