Facts

  • The human body can only metabolize a certain amount of alcohol every hour, no matter how much alcohol is consumed at any given time, a process which can vary depending on a range of factors, including liver size and body mass.
  • Opiate withdrawal can include symptoms such as extreme agitation, anxiety, tremors, muscle aches, hot and cold flashes, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
  • Of the nearly 2 million substance abuse treatment admissions reported to State administrative data systems in 2008, 60 percent of admissions were White, 21 percent were African-American, and 14 percent were Hispanic or Latino.
  • The psychological effects of drug withdrawal can include extreme anxiety, nervousness, rapid mood changes and irritability.

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Listings for "Dui or Dwi Offenders" in Connecticut

  • College Street Counseling Center
    147 Durham Road Madison CT., 6443
    860-347-8894 x1
  • Midwestern CT Council of Alcoholism
    30 Peck Road Torrington CT., 6790
    860-482-2613 x2400
  • Institute for the Hispanic Family
    45 Wadsworth Street Hartford Connecticut, 6106
    860-527-1124
  • MCCA
    38 Old Ridgebury Road Danbury Connecticut, 6810
    203-792-4515
  • Connecticut Renaissance Inc
    4 Byington Place Norwalk CT., 6850
    203-866-2541
  • MCCA
    419 Whalley Avenue New Haven CT., 6511
    203-285-6475
  • Community Health Resources Inc
    433 Valley Street Willimantic Connecticut, 6226
    860-697-3345
  • New Directions Inc of North Central CT
    113 Elm Street Enfield Connecticut, 6082
    860-741-3001
  • SE Council on Alc and Drug Dep Inc
    321 Main Street Norwich CT., 6360
    860-889-3178 x14