As with all prescription drugs, codeine, an opiate pain reliever and cough suppressant, can cause a host of side effects. Information accompanying prescription drugs are required to list possible codeine side effects, warnings and other drug information. A side effect is a secondary effect or reaction, sometimes undesirable, caused by a drug or therapy. Codeine…
DetailsTaking too much codeine, or using it in conjunction with other substances, can lead to an codeine overdose which can be fatal. An overdose is a serious medical emergency that requires immediate attention. Codeine is a member of the opiate drug class, used to treat moderate to severe pain. It can be administered orally, rectally,…
DetailsBuprenorphine is a partial agonist (used in brand name medications such as Suboxone and Subutex) usually, used to treat opioid addiction, because of it’s opiate formulation Buprenorphine withdrawal can be lengthy and challenging. Claims have been made that the drugs have a milder degree of physical dependence, and for that reason, it produces a milder…
DetailsBuprenorphine detox can be difficult because it falls into the opiate category, usually causing both long term emotional and physiological dependence. Now we can offer a much easier option called Buprenorphine Rapid Detox. Traditional drug rehab treatment methods for Buprenorphine addiction – talk therapy and medicinal treatment to lessen the pain of withdrawal – often have less than 10%…
DetailsBuprenorphine is sold in the U.S. under the brand names Suboxone and Subutex, narcotic drugs that are used to treat opiate addiction. Though it was developed as a safer alternative to addiction than methadone, both drugs have their own potential for misuse, abuse and dependence. Though safeguards were built in during development stages, aiming to…
DetailsAll prescription medications can cause side effects with use. Each person’s experience is different but symptoms can range from common to more serious. Actiq is a lollipop-like lozenge that contains fentanyl, a highly potent narcotic pain reliever. It is meant to treat breakthrough cancer pain that can’t be managed with other medications. Use of this…
DetailsActiq, or “Perc-O-Pops” as they’re called on the street is the lozenge form of Fentanyl, a highly potent narcotic painkiller. Actiq has a high potential for misuse, abuse and dependence. Actiq, a synthetic opioid, looks like a lollipop and is meant for the treatment of breakthrough pain from conditions such as cancer. The drug is…
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Drug detoxification from addictive drugs is difficult under any circumstances, but there is a method that has helped thousands of drug-dependent persons overcome their physical addiction in a fraction of the time it takes to detox with conventional methods, In part 1 and 2 of this series, the Waismann Method was introduced, as well as providing a…
DetailsCodeine is a member of the opiate family, used to treat pain, diarrhea and chronic coughs. It has the potential to be abused and cause dependence and addiction. Repeated or prolonged use can cause patients to build up a tolerance which often leads them to increase the dosage they take to feel effects. Most people…
DetailsPain and suffering usually accompany Oxymorphone withdrawal and other similar opiate prescription medications. In fact, this is why many people have trouble seeking help with detox. Advancements in detoxification science have made it possible to essentially skip this withdrawal phase, thanks to the Waismann Method of Rapid Detox. Our unique and pioneering procedure set the…
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