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Which Drugs Are Sapping the National Spirit of Denmark?
Like other European countries, Denmark struggles with use of cannabis, alcohol, heroin, cocaine and amphetamine among its citizens. Unlike other countries, cannabis is the primary drug creating 70% of rehab arrivals.
Finns Fight a Battle with Both Opioids and Alcohol
A review of statistics related to which drugs send Finns to drug rehabilitation brings a significant difference immediately to view. In Finland, a much larger proportion of people are struggling with opioid addiction than in other Nordic countries.
Fentanyl’s Assault on Swedish Lives
While drug abuse and addiction has long been a challenging social problem in Sweden, this problem became far more life-threatening when illegally manufactured fentanyl and its many analogues (chemically similar drugs) arrived in the country.
Effective Drug Rehabilitation for Germany — Restoring Health and Traditional Values
In Germany, popular nightlife locales lure both Germans and tourists into long weekends of partying and drug use. Lasting addiction may follow these lost weekends. Once addiction starts, an effective method of returning a person to an enjoyable sober life is needed—a method found at Narconon Europe in Denmark.
Even Far-Northern Norway is Subjected to Drug Trafficking and Addiction
Norway has taken dedicated action to overcome drug addiction problems but still, overdose death rates are high compared to the rest of Europe. With a holistic recovery program just hours away from the core of its drug use problem, many Norwegian families are finding another route to recovery and sobriety.
Drug Addiction in France
France struggles with drug and alcohol addiction of its citizens. An estimated 230,000 are high-risk opioid users who may not be receiving treatment. A similar number are being treated for addiction to drugs like cannabis, cocaine, heroin or MDMA.
Recovery from Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Sweden
Any country, no matter how beautiful, has individuals who prey on others by trafficking and selling drugs. In Sweden, land of endless fir forests and Northern Lights, traffickers are moving cannabis, amphetamines, heroin, cocaine, MDMA, synthetics, prescription drugs and stimulants through the country.
Is Heroin-Assisted Treatment a Solution for Addiction in the EU?
In the early 1990s, images of Zurich’s “Needle Park” sent shock waves around the world. In an effort to solve this problem, some people were given pharmaceutical heroin daily. Was this a good idea or a bad one?