Opioid overdose is one of the leading causes of most overdose cases in the U.S. A naloxone treatment is the best way to stop the effects of the overdose. The fast-acting naloxone treatment can be administered through injection or nasal spray (NARCAN®) when medical assistance isn’t around. At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we are available…
Heroin is an increasingly popular opioid. Commonly injected or smoked, heroin produces a euphoric high and reduces pain. Originally derived from the opium poppy, heroin is popular among those with opioid dependency from prescription opioids like Vicodin or OxyContin. Unfortunately, heroin can be difficult to quit using without medical and psychiatric support. Today, there are…
Drug detox is the process of ceasing your physical addiction. You can become addicted to many types of substances. It’s even possible to form a dependence on certain types of habits, some of which can be very useful, such as running, creative practices, and getting enough sleep. But when addiction to a substance causes personality…
Just as every single individual’s road to addiction is unique, the heroin detox timeline will be personal and customized at a professional heroin detox center. That said, the symptoms a person will experience while in a heroin rehab program are similar, and the stories of abuse and the beginning of recovery may start to sound…
Heroin is one of the most addictive substances on earth and is capable of altering your brain physiology to the point that detox may be impossible on your own. Our heroin rehab program at Gulf Breeze Recovery will not only help you detox from opioids but help you acquire the necessary tools to transform your…
Opioid painkillers produce a euphoria that is, at best, short-lived. However, the combination of euphoria and the absence of pain – if only temporary – are enough to trigger a painkiller addiction. People who get hooked on painkillers find it extremely difficult to stop using the drugs. As a result, many people must seek professional…