Michael Butler+FollowHow Cincinnati Ranch is changing livesSeeing someone go from rock bottom to finding real hope is powerful. At Cincinnati Challenge Ranch, men battling addiction aren’t just getting sober—they’re finding a sense of family and purpose many never had before. Shelton Rozelle’s story stands out: after a near-fatal accident and time in jail, he discovered support and faith at the ranch that truly turned his life around. What’s different here? It’s the genuine care, mentorship, and faith-based approach that helps men rebuild from the inside out. Have you or someone you know experienced a program like this? Let’s talk about what real recovery looks like. #Religion #Cincinnati #AddictionRecovery00Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowBrain Zaps to Beat Addiction?Overdose deaths are skyrocketing, but there’s a wild new hope: deep brain stimulation (DBS). Docs are zapping brain circuits to dial down cravings—think tiny electrodes or even non-invasive ultrasound. Early trials show some folks barely feel the urge to use after treatment! It’s not a magic fix (therapy and support still matter), but these brain hacks could change the game for people who’ve tried everything. Would you try a brain zap if it meant beating addiction? #Health #MentalHealth #AddictionRecovery4510Share
Edward Parrish+FollowDuff McKagan’s Wildest Confession YetGuns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan just dropped a jaw-dropping truth: he didn’t drink a single glass of water for 12 years—just alcohol! His rockstar lifestyle nearly cost him everything, leading to a terrifying health scare when his pancreas burst. Duff says that was his wake-up call to turn his life around. Fans are rallying behind him, and honestly, it’s wild to see how far he’s come. Catch him on tour—he’s living proof that change is possible! #DuffMcKagan #GunsNRoses #RockNRoll #AddictionRecovery #MusicNews #Health21Share
Jeffrey Miller+FollowMindfulness Beats Cravings in Opioid RecoveryTurns out, mindfulness isn’t just hype—new research shows that people with opioid use disorder (OUD) who practiced mindfulness-based therapy had a way easier time managing positive emotions and cravings than those in regular support groups. The study found that Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) helped boost good vibes, cut down on cravings, and even improved attention. It’s a big step in using brain training to fight addiction, and experts say it’s time to roll this out everywhere! #Mindfulness #OpioidCrisis #MentalHealth #AddictionRecovery #BrainHealth #Health2014Share
Christian Boone+FollowNew Hope for Beating Alcohol Addiction?Adial’s AD04 just got a big green light from the FDA to move forward in its quest to treat alcohol use disorder (AUD)—but here’s the twist: it works best for people with certain genetic markers. Imagine a future where your DNA helps pick the right treatment for you! With phase 3 trials on the horizon and safety looking solid, this could be a total game-changer for folks struggling with addiction. Would you take a genetic test for a shot at recovery? #AlcoholUseDisorder #GeneticTesting #FDA #HealthNews #AddictionRecovery #Health3422Share
Stephanie Snow+FollowFDA Drug Could Tackle Booze Cravings & PainScientists just found out that apremilast—a drug already FDA-approved for psoriasis—might help people with alcohol use disorder drink less AND feel less pain. In preclinical studies, it cut both cravings and pain sensitivity, which is huge since pain often leads to relapse. Bonus: it might even help with anxiety during withdrawal. Still early days, but this could be a game-changer for anyone struggling with both drinking and chronic pain. Would you try it if it gets approved? #AlcoholUseDisorder #ChronicPain #MedicalBreakthrough #ScienceNews #AddictionRecovery #Health10756Share
herreradennis+FollowAmerica’s Secret Weapon Against Opioids?Did you know there’s a medication that can cut opioid overdose deaths by 38%—but barely anyone in the U.S. uses it? It’s called buprenorphine, and it’s helped people like Mallory turn their lives around. But old-school thinking and stigma mean most folks never get the chance. Even though it’s easier than ever to get, doctors and recovery programs still treat it like cheating. Meanwhile, overdose deaths keep climbing. Why are we ignoring a proven solution? #AddictionRecovery #OpioidCrisis #MentalHealth #Stigma #Healthcare #Health4696Share
