Meth Addiction

Many family members of Meth users and the user themselves often do not know the seriousness and dangers of Meth. The Meth Help Line is here to assist you in answering all of your questions regarding Meth. This may include how to stop using Meth, helping a loved one stop, Meth interventions, Meth information and signs to look for. Please call our helpline today and get help before it's too late.

A Meth user can experience many side effects from this terrible drug. Extreme paranoia, violent behavior, rapid weight loss, tooth loss, grinding the teeth, hallucinations, hearing voices, pale complexion, symptoms of Parkinson's disease, rapid speech that makes no sense, depression, sleeping or sleeplessness for long periods of time, suicide ideation's and different forms of schizophrenia. Meth users are also known to see shadows that move and feel that people are after them. Sometimes Meth users accuse their family members and friends of being with the Police, FBI, CIA or other government agencies and express extreme anger and violence to their loved ones. These side effects can often remain permanent if not treated, this is called "Meth Psychosis".

Today, Methamphetamine is one of the most used and abused illegal drugs throughout the United States. Because of its ease to manufacture and the low cost, Meth abuse is rapidly increasing virtually in every city, county and state. Users of this powerful drug are often totally unaware of the toxic chemicals that go into making the drug Meth. All to often, Meth is manufactured by inexperienced users in homemade labs that are known to blow up and produce toxic fumes.