I've heard of "rapid detox," a procedure where a person is literally put into a medically induced coma to quickly "extract" opioids from the body. Does it really work? And most importantly, is it a safe procedure?

Why can addiction arise precisely as a reaction to experienced grief — and what does grief avoidance mean in the context of addiction?

What are the basic rules of responsible gambling that help you avoid betting problems and maintain control over your gambling?

Is it possible to combine the excitement of betting with a responsible approach, so that the game is enjoyable and at the same time does not jeopardize your financial situation? Many people fear that gambling can lead to a loss of control, but are there ways to play smart and safely?

Should I trust sports predictions sold online? I've seen a lot of ads on social media: "guaranteed entry", "insider information", but I don't really trust them. Maybe someone has had experience?

I support the question. I had a similar situation: I lost a big express once, and instead of taking a break, I continued to bet — and it only made things worse. Maybe someone has their own methods for getting out of such emotional “pits”? Maybe even some techniques or rules?

Oh, that sounds familiar! I also started betting once a week for fun, and now I have everything scheduled by day — who is playing, what factors to consider, which bookmakers offer interesting markets. Sometimes I even catch myself waking up at night to check the result. Is this a hobby or something ...

Are there anyone here who has already gone through fentanyl withdrawal or helped loved ones? I wonder how to actually go through detoxification: what is the most painful part, how long does the withdrawal period last, and is it possible to survive it without a hospital stay?