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Welcome to the Drug Rehab Wiki. You can use the left search box to find articles on specific topics. Each week we add new articles on topics related to drug rehab, addiction, treatment, and related co-occurring disorders such as depression, PTSD, and eating disorders.

The Drug Rehab Wiki is the first wiki to focus primarily on drug rehab related topics such as substance abuse, drug addiction, alcoholism, and the co-occurring psychiatric disorders and underlying psychological issues that often accompany addiction. The goal of the Drug Rehab Wiki is to define various terms and phrases that you might come across in researching drug addiction or other addictions. In searching for drug rehab treatment, you should be well informed about the various psychiatric issues that can be treated in drug rehab because many addicted people have a dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder or addiction.

The Drug Rehab Wiki also covers types of abused drugs, psychiatric issues, government organizations that focus on addiction research and treatment, the history of alcohol use and attitudes toward drug use, and just about any topic that has some relation to the use of alcohol or drugs.


Featured Article: The History of Drug Abuse

We know from archaeological evidence that humans have been using psychoactive substances for at least 10,000 years. While many of the same drugs continue to be used in modern times - such as cannabis, tobacco, and opiates — the context has changed dramatically. Archaeological and textual evidence indicates that drug use in antiquity was devoted to ritual and medicinal purposes. As the substances were routinely used in the service of spiritual and physical well-being, drug use in ancient times was socially acceptable and even considered a vital part of society.

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Featured Drug: Cocaine

The coca leaf has a rich and varied history. The coca leaf was considered a divine plant by the Incans, for example, which used it in traditional spiritual ceremonies. There are still indigenous peoples of South America, particularly on the western coast, who consider coca an essential part of religious practices. Used as a masticatory in Bolivia, coca is viewed as a means of honoring, invoking and communing with the earth mother, Pachamama. There is evidence that coca has also been an integral part of shamanic practices in South America. For example, the coca leaf has been used by shamans to enhance meditation, induce trance and facilitate communion with supernatural powers. Coca is also used by high attitude miners in South America for stamina and endurance as well as spiritual protection. Miners offer coca in various forms to the Tio, the devil of the mines, to appease the supernatural being while in the dangerous depths of the mines.

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Contents

Featured Drug Rehab Wiki Articles

Drug rehab

Alcohol rehab

Drug addiction

Alcohol advertising

Drug overdose

Drug overdose deaths

Dual diagnosis

Gambling addiction

History of alcohol use


Interesting Topics on Drug Rehab Wiki

Drug abuse - From Early History to Today

History of Warning Labels on Alcoholic Beverages

Michael Jackson overdose death

Ignition Interlocks

Sex addiction

Polysubstance abuse

Alcohol-related liver disease

Process addiction

Ibogaine-Whatever happened to potential as cure for heroin addiction?

Top Drug Rehab Wiki Categories

Addiction Treatment

Addiction Research

Drug Addiction

Abused Drugs

Addiction Genetics

Gambling

Public Policy

Dual Diagnosis

Celebrity Addiction

Government Organizations

Drug Crime & Trafficking

Psychiatric Diagnoses

Society/Culture

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  • 22:44, 28 July 2010 ‎Daytrana (hist) ‎[3,448 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'Daytrana is another brand name for methylphenidate and is another form of Ritalin. It is a commonly prescribed psychostimulant and is often used to treat children diagnos…')
  • 22:42, 28 July 2010 ‎Dex-Tuss (hist) ‎[3,834 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'Dex-Tuss is one of many brand names for the generic drugs codeine and guaifenesin. Other brand names containing this drug combination include Iophen C-NR, Allfen CD, Allfen C…')
  • 22:39, 28 July 2010 ‎Endocet (hist) ‎[3,774 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'Endocet Oxycodone and acetaminophen combine together in the brand name drug Endocet. This medication is often used to treat severe pain. The oxycodone in the medication …')
  • 22:32, 28 July 2010 ‎Glycotuss (hist) ‎[4,063 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'Glycotuss DM is a brand name for a cough syrup that offers a combination of dextromethorphan and guaifensesin. It is also found under the brand name Robitussin DM. Dextromethorph…')
  • 01:26, 23 July 2010 ‎Pure Food and Drug Act (hist) ‎[3,503 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'Millions of Americans who use prescription medicines and enjoy the security of reading labels printed with accurate drug contents and dosage information can thank early social ac…')
  • 18:29, 22 July 2010 ‎Schedule II Controlled Substances (hist) ‎[2,935 bytes] ‎Drugrehabwiki (Talk | contribs) (Created page with 'In the United States, there are a number of different substances available to us that may or may not be good for ingestion. As citizens don’t always become fully informed befor…')
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