Methamphetamine drug addiction, also know as meth, is dangerous and can result for some to movement problems later on in life that look like Parkinson’s Disease. Meth has effects on the cns (central nervous system) and is highly addictive. Other names you may hear it called are speed or ice. For those that take the drug with needles instead of smoking, ingesting pills or snorting it, there are complications possible of hiv infections or contracting hepatitis B or c. When one is in a desperate state of mind though reflections on one’s future health or catching an infectious disease are overlooked. People don’t want think about memory loss, increased tremors, tooth decay, heart problems, neurological issues and any of the other somatic deterioration that occurs. The focus becomes getting high or getting the money to get high again. Meth is a stimulant like cocaine and is considered a schedule 2 drug. It is used as a binge drug similar to cocaine. Some experts say that crystal meth is one of the quickest growing drug nation wide. There are severe side effects from overdosing and due to the high wearing off quickly. This is a way people hope to regain the euphoric state as depression starts to set in. The pleasure center of the brain is stimulated that releases dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine. There was recently an arrest in Clairborne County in Tennessee for a basement lab in an apartment which the meth task force busted for manufacturing methamphetamine. The mom who lived upstairs denied any knowledge of the operation. These stories are appearing more and more in the news as people create labs in their homes. For recovery, cognitive behavioral therapy is a modality frequently used. There are both holistic and traditional programs for this. The holistic ones use vitamins and some have saunas. One can get beyond this and not end up destroying one’s memory, judgement and organs.

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