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Rapid Opiate Detox

Rapid Detox and Ultra Rapid Detox

Ultra Rapid Detox is a detoxification process which is done under general anesthesia, which LIFE Casa De Siesta DOES NOT USE, which lasts somewhere between 4 and 24 hours. Rapid Detox of opiates can be used to denote anything from Ultra Rapid Detox to a detox process that lasts 10 days or more. Unfortunately, many clinics and websites now use these terms interchangeably. This can be confusing to individuals seeking information and treatment. There is a great deal of confusion on the internet with respect to the terms Rapid Detox and Ultra Rapid Detox.

Depending on how long the individual is under general anesthesia, withdrawal symptoms and physical cravings may be absent or partially absent upon awakening. However, the psychological and emotional aspects of addiction are not treated and, also, the patient hasn't learned to chang their behavior or response to their emotions regarding drugs. Because of this there is a significant risk that the patient will return to drug use shortly after ultra rapid detox.

Rapid Detox is a term that can mean Ultra Rapid Detox, or it can refer to a slower process of detoxification where the patient experiences more of the managable withdrawal symptoms while getting assistance breaking free from the psychological aspects of their addiction. This is a safer and more enduring means of breaking addiction to opiates and other addictive substances.

In general, Ultra Rapid Detox is a process of accelerating the detoxification process in patients who are addicted to drugs such as opiates, heroin, and even prescription pain relievers. The Ultra Rapid Detox process should be conducted in a hospital setting while the patient is under general anesthesia. The process needs to be overseen by certified anesthesiologists and a nursing staff that specialize in such procedures. While under anesthesia, the patient is administered medications that counteract the addictive substances. If the procedure is done correctly, the patient awakens from general anesthesia having gone partially through the drug withdrawal syndrome.

These are piate-based substances that can be treated through rapid detox of opiates:
Lortab
Norco
Methadone
Darvocet
Dilaudid
Fentanyl
Heroin
Morphine
Oxycontin
Percocet
Vicodin
Codeine

Alternatives to Ultra Rapid Detox
Yes! Rapid Detox, or Detox that lasts as short as 3 to 10 days, is highly effective, and treats the patient's physiological addiction. It is still rapid in that it only requires days. Please note that managed care does not endorse ultra rapid detox because of it's considered an experimental treatment. Managed care generally authorizes 3 to 10 days of detox treatment.

Will I feel any withdrawal symptoms with Ultra Rapid Detox?
If you are under general anesthesia long enough, this might be true. However, there is a marked risk of death when one is placed under prolonged general anesthesia (e.g., 24 hours). Therefore, more recently "ultra rapid detox" treatments are done where the patient is under for no more than 4 to 6 hours. With shortened general anesthesia there's a higher likelihood of having residual withdrawal sypmtoms upon awakening.

How safe is Ultra Rapid Detox
There is a relative lack of scientific research to support the safety of this procedure. General anesthesia carries with it a risk of death and this risk is increased when anesthesia is prolonged. Some facilities will keep a patient under for up to 24 hours. Safety increases when time under general anesthesia is lessened, for example, down to 4 to 6 hours. However, a shorter course of general anesthesia may result in the individual experiencing more withdrawal symptoms upon awakening than otherwise. Ultra Rapid Detox has higher risks than other other detox methods and remains controversial within the medical community.

Ultra Rapid Detox does do the job
This lack of scientific support makes it an unproven and controversial treatment for drug and opioid addiction. Ultra Rapid Detox does not treat the psychological, behavioral, and lifestyle aspects of addiction, only the physical addiction and, as time and practice prove, it is these latter aspects which hold the most control over the recovering addict. Despite the wide publicity of Ultra Rapid Detox, there have not been any controlled studies to prove it's effectiveness.

LIFE Casa De Siesta does not use these methods, but it's worth mentioning.
LIFE Casa De Siesta (LIFECDS.com) provides a safe alternative way to rapidly detox from opiates. We offer a full money back guarantee if you are not 100% clean from opiates by the end of your wonderful five day retreat while at the same time detoxing 100% pain free, with no stress or anxiety and any of the other sicknesses that usually occurs with opiate withdrawals. LIFE Casa De Siesta (LIFECDS.com) is a detox program, rehab and treatment center for detoxing and withdrawing from any type of opiate. These can include, opium, morphine, thebaine, codeine, papaverine and of course heroin. Contact us today and get clean from opiates tomorrow!