Long ago, the term narcotics was used to describe all mind-altering drugs. However, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) currently defines a narcotic is a drug, or more accurately an opioid, used to relieve pain and dull the senses. Presently, examples of narcotics can include Heroin, Oxycontin, Fentanyl, Morphine, and Methadone. Emotional Effects of Narcotics Besides its…
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Opioid addiction is a treatable and reversible condition. However, to understand what opioid addiction is, you first need to learn what are opioids and what changes it created in your body. What are opioids? Opioids are drugs, which acts on the central nervous system (CNT). It relieves pain, by lowering the number of signals…
DetailsOxyContin has provided relief from pain for many people but it may be difficult for some people to stop taking it. Oftentimes, the people who are prescribed this opiate drug need it for round-the-clock, continuous pain and they may take it for long periods of time. Drugs in the opiate class can be habit forming…
DetailsPrescription drugs can be just a few mouse clicks away. Some customers may try to save time and money by doing this but there are risks that have to be noted. Being selective when choosing a site can help safeguard your health and protect your finances. There are pharmacies operating online that are legitimate but…
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Suboxone Therapy Buprenorphine based drugs, such as Suboxone, have become the standard of care for treating Opioid Use Disorder in most treatment programs. Although medication-assisted treatment is an additional viable option for addiction treatment, it is not without risks. Suboxone is a powerful opioid and narcotic, so the side effects of taking it are a…
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The Waismann Method of Suboxone Detox Has Suboxone become a problem for you? Suboxone is the in the top three most common drugs the Waismann Method detoxes patients from. In fact, we detox more patients from Suboxone and Subutex than Norco, Vicodin and other forms of Hydrocodone combined. When attempting to live a healthier lifestyle, individuals often struggle…
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The Waismann Method is featured in an educational episode of the provocative national cable television series, “E! Investigates,” dedicated to prescription drug abuse in America. During this one-hour, in-depth episode, viewers will gain insight in to the Waismann Method of opiate detoxification as the producers follow one woman through treatment. The Waismann Method, a pioneering…
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DetailsThe very popular series, E! Investigates on the E! Channel plans to air a new show Jan. 13 featuring Waismann Method. Our successful opiate detoxification will be in the spotlight for the show about prescription painkiller addiction. The episode will chronicle the story of a patient in treatment for Fentanyl addiction. Clips will be available…
DetailsThe very popular series, True Hollywood Story on the E! Channel plans to air a new show Jan. 13 featuring Waismann Method. Our successful opiate detoxification will be in the spotlight for the show about prescription painkiller addiction. The episode will chronicle the story of a patient in treatment for fentanyl addiction. Clips will be…
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