Pain-Free, Fast and Safe Opiate Detoxification Program
What is Methadone Addiction?
Many long-term methadone addicts will not consider detoxifying from methadone because they think it’s too difficult. The truth is, opiate detox programs like the Methadone Detox Project have improved to where methadone detox is practically pain free.
Methadone addiction is like the movie “Groundhog Day.” Each day is the same as the day before.
Methadone addicts find themselves imprisoned in a bureaucratic nightmare which sometimes means a life sentence at a clinic. Methadone addicts walk into the same depressing room each morning; wait in single file for their chance to talk with a faceless nurse behind bulletproof glass just to receive a cup of juice which enables them to survive the day. And they will do the same thing tomorrow and the next day.
There are thousands and thousands of men and women who are forced to participate in this bureaucratic ritual every single day - week after week - month after month - year after year.
How bad are Methadone Withdrawals?
Kicking methadone is like having the worst flu imaginable – times ten!
Freezing, sweating, insomnia, diarrhea, vomiting, sneezing, leg cramps, stomach cramps, full body cramps that can literally throw you out of bed. This is a short-list of debilitating methadone withdrawal symptoms.
Many long-term methadone users don’t seriously consider methadone detox. The truth today is that opiate detox programs have improved to where methadone detox is not just manageable – it’s virtually pain free.
The Detox Methadone Project uses a humane approach to overcoming methadone addiction. The Detox Methadone Project uses the most up-to-date treatment practices, methods and procedures to wipe out opiate withdrawals. Methadone detox is a managed care detoxification program designed to get through the methadone withdrawal process, overcome dependence and end cravings.
What is the Methadone Project?
The Detox Methadone Project is an opiate detox program that incorporates medical oversight, one-on-one counseling, nutrition based program, hydration therapy, vitamin therapy and a sleep disorder treatment program.
What is the Methadone Clinic Nightmare?
Treating narcotic addiction with long-term narcotic therapy is a specious treatment at best and an unethical travesty at worst.
A narcotic is a drug that causes narcosis (tarpor) or sleep. Methadone and other opiates cause narcosis.
Rarely do opiate addicts recover from opiate addiction in a methadone treatment program. Methadone clinics typically use opiate replacement therapy (methadone maintenance). Once an opiate user gets hooked on methadone they are chained to that clinic for years.
Detoxification from methadone can be very difficult if you try and do it yourself.
Methadone clinics treat opiate prescription medication dependence with methadone doses in excess of 100 ml per day.
Physicians that manage chronic pain with methadone sometimes prescribe doses that exceed 400 mg per day.
Our detox centers have developed a system that can effectively detox methadone addicts; even from doses that exceed 120 ml (liquid) and 400 mg (tablet) per day.
What is the Methadone Project?
The Detox Methadone Project developed a proven workable detoxification program for conquering methadone addiction. The program is called the Methadone Detox Project; it is a detox methadone program that includes; medication protocol and safety measures, vitamin supplementation, hydration therapy and sleep disorder treatment.
Methadone Half-Life
The mean average elimination half-life for methadone is 22 hours depending upon the individual’s metabolism. The average time it takes to completely purge opiates from the human body is 7 times the mean average elimination half-life. That means it takes 154 hours or 6.4 days to completely purge methadone from the human body.
