Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Florida

Gainesville

A college town for fun and frolic
Gainesville is a college town and home to the University of Florida. University of Florida is among the largest universities in the country with over 40,000 students and a campus that occupies 2000 acres with 875 buildings. As a result this relatively small town is very youthful and spirited. This small college town has given birth to many scientists, mathematicians, engineers and doctors

Northwest of Gainesville, the park features numerous springs from which an enormous volume of cool, clear water flows on which one may enjoy tubing, canoeing, and swimming. Though it is not the favorite spot for tourists, but yes a favored place for scholars.

Drug Situation
The NHSDA, directed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), provides annual estimates of the prevalence of illicit drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the United States and monitors trends over time. It is based on a representative sample of the U.S. population age 12 and older.

It states that among youths aged 12 to 17, 9.7 percent reported current illicit drug use in 2000, meaning they used an illicit drug at least once during the 30 days prior to the time of the survey interview. This report showcases the havoc facing by the nation and especially the state Florida.

Gainesville is a university area, which welcomes influx of scholars from every nook and corner. This convincing point of the city offers an advantage of extensive practice of the illicit drugs among the students. This situation has let this ailment spread into the whole atmosphere of the city.

Drug Effects
The students who use these drugs never get a point that this is a way to hell. Only getting "high" can not solve any problem of life. One should remember that once administered may become an addiction for lifetime. This addiction is itself an illness, as it hampers every part of the body. It especially damages a student's learning capacity and ultimately forces to lose the motivation for studies. Its physical and psychological effects can be very dangerous.

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