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Xanax is undoubtedly one of the most popularly prescribed psychiatric medications in the United States, with more than 47 million prescriptions generated for it in 2011. The popularity of Xanax is partly because this medication is capable of treating a broad range of panic and anxiety disorders. Moreover, its depressing effects on the central nervous system have made it the drug of choice for multiple other issues related to stress and sleep.
However, the increased use of Xanax or alprazolam has also opened the door to a high risk of abuse, both by patients desperate for relief from their conditions and recreational users searching for an easy high. Unfortunately, as effective as Xanax is in managing various medical illnesses, it can also induce addiction in many of its users. Estimates suggest that up to 40 percent of people who use these pills end up developing an addiction to them.
Fortunately, Xanax addiction treatment is widely available across the country and can effectively help people achieve recovery and happiness.

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What are Benzodiazepine (Benzos)
Benzodiazepine is a family of psychoactive drugs. They operate on the nervous system causing a change in mood, cognition, behaviour, or perception. While benzodiazepines may work as a treatment for anxiety, sleep and agitation in some patients, long-term use can result in a worsening of the very symptoms the medications are meant to treat.
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