Betsy Byler
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Benzodiazepines: More Than Meets the Eye
Benzodiazepines: More Than Meets the Eye
Benzodiazepines: More Than Meets the Eye
Monday 24th May 2021
Betsy Byler explores the benefits and risks of benzodiazepines, discussing their uses, side effects, and potential for abuse in 'All Things Substance'.
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Get the buttons here!Benzodiazepines: Balancing Relief and Risk
Benzodiazepines can feel like a miracle for a person with anxiety. Feeling panicked to feeling ok in a matter of minutes. But there’s more to them than that.
Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety and looking for quick relief? Benzodiazepines, or benzos, might seem like a miracle solution. They can turn a panicked moment into calm within minutes. But there's a lot more to these medications than meets the eye. In this episode of 'All Things Substance', Betsy Byler dives into the complexities of benzos, from their beneficial uses to their darker side. You'll learn how these drugs work to alleviate anxiety, panic attacks, seizures, and insomnia.
However, Byler doesn't shy away from discussing the significant risks involved, including potential abuse and dependency. She highlights the importance of proper medical guidance when detoxing from benzos and the possibility of enduring withdrawal symptoms long after stopping use. The episode also sheds light on the widespread issue of benzodiazepine abuse and the grave dangers of mixing them with other depressants.
Whether you're considering benzos for anxiety relief or just want to understand their full impact, this episode offers a thorough and balanced view. Byler's insights are invaluable for anyone navigating the tricky terrain of benzodiazepine use.