Klonopin belongs to the benzodiazepine family of medications but has a dual action on brain chemicals. You need medical supervision to use Klonopin.
Xanax is a benzodiazepine medication prescribed for anxiety and panic disorders. It is one of the most potent and fast-acting prescription benzodiazepines.
Flumazenil can reverse a benzodiazepine overdose in emergencies, but don’t attempt to quit benzos without medical supervision. Contact Ardu for expert help.
Many people mistake Ambien for a benzodiazepine, but the two drugs have different molecular structures and sleep-related effects on the brain.
Common OTC medications such as antihistamines and sleeping pills can trigger false positives for benzodiazepines on drug tests. Learn which ones will affect results.
Alcohol affects your period symptoms, increases cramping, plays with your hormones, and may intensify mood swings. Skip alcohol during and after your period.
Alcohol makes period cramps worse by dehydrating your body, increasing inflammation, and disrupting hormones—all of which intensify menstrual pain.
Alcoholic hepatitis is a severe liver inflammation caused by long-term drinking, and in some cases, it can be fatal. Ardu offers expert help to stop alcohol use.
Heavy alcohol abuse leads to liver cirrhosis and permanent organ damage. Don’t wait until liver failure. Reach out to Ardu and get help for alcohol addiction.
Benzodiazepine withdrawal can be challenging, with symptoms ranging from mild to severe. Ardu helps you manage symptoms and taper off benzos safely.
Benzodiazepine withdrawal disrupts your digestive system and causes painful “benzo belly” symptoms that can last months. Get sober and healthy again with Ardu.
Alcohol use may increase fibroid bleeding. Ardu’s alcohol recovery programs provide support and wellness to women’s unique health needs.
Some women experience stomach cramps after drinking. Alcohol causes uterine contractions similar to period pains. Going alcohol-free can prevent these painful symptoms.
Alcoholic fatty liver disease silently damages your liver as fat builds up from heavy drinking. Get help from Ardu to protect your health from ALFD before it’s too late.
Non-alcoholic beer is far gentler on your liver than regular beer. With less than 0.5% alcohol content, it’s safe to drink in moderation.
Alcohol weakens your immune system and interferes with antibiotic metabolism in your liver, which may reduce medication effectiveness or cause harm.
When taken together, alcohol and Tylenol overwork your liver because both need the same enzymes to be processed. This can cause a toxic buildup and liver damage.
Mixing ibuprofen and alcohol isn’t as harmless as you might think. This combination increases your risk of bleeding, liver failure, and chronic health issues.
Mixing Zoloft and alcohol can increase depression and other unwanted side effects. Despite the risks, Zoloft and alcohol use is popular for stress or anxiety relief.
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy may permanently damage a baby’s brain, heart, and organs. Reach out to Ardu for expert support in addiction recovery.
