The Detox Methadone Project is a medically supervised opiate addiction detoxification program designed to painlessly and safely detoxify methadone addicts.
Kicking methadone without medical supervision is similar to having the flu – Times Ten!
Many long-term methadone addicts will not consider methadone detox because they believe it is impossible or just too painful. The Detox Methadone Project has made methadone detoxification a virtually pain-free experience.
The Detox Methadone Project combines residential care, medication safety protocols, nutritional supplementation, hydration therapy and sleep treatments to produce the most effective methadone detox program available. The sleep treatment element has created double digit improvements to the overall success of opiate addiction treatment.
The Detox Methadone Project is designed to keep methadone detoxification as affordable as possible. We do this with innovative techniques designed to eliminate methadone withdrawals as quickly as possible.
We developed the very best methadone detoxification treatment program available. It is a proven method that helps thousands of methadone addicts each year. The Detox Methadone Project is designed to make methadone detoxification as pain-free and as comfortable as possible.
What are the symptoms of methadone withdrawal?
Methadone withdrawal symptoms are nearly the exact opposite of methadone effects.
The Opiate Opposite Rule is consistent for all opiates including partial-agonist opiates like Buprenorphine HCl.
Examples of the Opiate Opposite Rule
Methadone Effects
Methadone Withdrawals
Restful
Restless
Constipation
Diarrhea
Pupil Constriction
Pupil Dilation
Methadone Elimination Half-Life
The average half-life for methadone ranges between 8 - 59 hours depending upon dose, hepatic health, polysubstance use, age and gender. Methadone is a lipophilic opiate that is predominantly metabolized by N-demethylation into the in-active metabolite EDDP. In fact, most methadone drug screenings test for EDDP.
Methadone Clinic Nightmare
Methadone clinic treatment programs come in two modalities; detoxification and maintenance.
The first line of opiate treatment is methadone detox which usually lasts 28 days or less. Methadone is used to treat heroin addiction and prescription opiate addiction. Most methadone clinics start clients on a low dose of methadone then raise the dose until the client is stabilized.
The second, final and most addictive opiate addiction treatment program is methadone maintenance, known as opiate replacement therapy. Opiate replacement therapy causes methadone addiction. Methadone replacement therapy has a history of producing disastrous consequences for many opiate addicts.
You do not have to let methadone addiction happen to you.
Methadone History
Methadone is a Schedule II synthetic opioid developed during World War II (1937) by German chemists Bockmühl and Erhart working for the Hoechst Laboratories of IG Farben.
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