Perhaps your doctor prescribed OxyContin when other painkillers stopped working for you. Although six million people a year take OxyContin, USA Today calls it a “prescription for trouble.” The National Institute of Health recently reported that 23.9 million American adults —over 9 percent of the population—overused an addicting medication in the past month.
OxyContin is a controlled-release version of oxycodone hydrochloride. Like any narcotic intended for extended pain relief, it can become addicting. Those addicted to OxyContin often crush the tablets and inject or snort them to get the drug into the bloodstream. Not only does this increase your risk of addiction but can be fatal, even the first time you try it.

The more you use OxyContin, the more you need, which leads to addiction. Symptoms of addiction can include flabby muscles, shallow breathing leading to respiratory arrest, or a drop in your heart rate and blood pressure, which can bring on a coma and even death. In 2015, Science Daily reported that “legal drugs such as OxyContin now kill more people than heroin and cocaine combined.”… [Continue Reading]

Desperation to detox drug addicted individuals have caused doctors, families and suffering individuals to grasp onto all types of treatment methods since stopping “cold turkey” is almost impossible for many. Suboxone and Methadone are both archaic ways of treatment for drug addiction. Suboxone is a newer method but both are synthetic opioids trading your addiction from one opiate to another.

 The RDD Method™ offers an innovative way to finally, successfully, effectively, detox you from your opiate addiction greatly reducing withdrawal symptoms and without substituting another addictive opiate for the one that you were previously craving.

Rapid Drug Detox Center does not want you to form a new drug habit or undergo withdrawal symptoms again. Contact Rapid Drug Detox Center for more information by filling out our form or by calling us at 1-866-399-2967.

Drug use is on the rise and the cost to everyone is enormous. As substance abuse trends continue to swing upward, the impact is more burdensome on the healthcare and criminal justice systems. Employers are feeling the hit through reduced workforce productivity. More families are feeling anguish and helplessness as they fret over their loved ones health, life and well-being.

These economic, health and social costs are a big problem for our society.  Most people cannot just walk away from opioid, narcotic addiction. Quitting cold turkey creates a myriad of difficult withdrawal symptoms followed by tremendous craving for the drug of choice. Remedies such as Suboxone and Methadone trade one opiate drug addiction for another opiate drug addiction. The RDD Method^™ offers a ground-breaking, effective, anesthesia, detoxification from opiates creating opportunity for real help and the possibility of living a drug free life. Contact Rapid Drug Detox Center for more information by filling out our form or by calling us at 1-866-399-2967.

47,000 Canadian deaths are linked to substance abuse annually.

— Health Officer’s Council of British Columbia

Rapid Drug Detox Center board certified doctors and licensed medical professionals have helped many of our neighbors across the river in British Columbia, Alberta, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton, and from numerous other cities in Canada to be free of opiate, opioid, narcotic addiction. Rapid Drug Detox RDD Method™ offers a safer, effective way that eliminates most of the horrific withdrawal symptoms and pain through Rapid Anesthesia Detox and continued sobriety while using Naltrexone Therapy. Contact RDD Center at 1 (833) 558-8798 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for more information on how we can help you or your loved one become free of drug addiction.

The Facts Regarding the Suboxone Withdrawal Remedy

Generic Names: Buprenorphine and Naloxone

Brand Names: Bunavail, Suboxone and Zubsolv

Suboxone is often used to manage and treat opioid addiction and dependence. Yet, Suboxone is habit forming even at regular doses, may slow or stop your breathing and can cause overdose and death. Suboxone is especially deadly when combined with other drugs. This controversial method of using a narcotic to treat narcotic addiction is the latest craze for desperate people and families trying to kick the habit. People are looking for a treatment to permanently end their opiate and narcotic addiction and cling to the hope that Suboxone will be the answer.

At Rapid Drug Detox Center, we have heard too many reports from our patients who had tried Suboxone that they just traded one addiction for another addiction. When suddenly stopping Suboxone, they faced even more difficult withdrawal symptoms than their original drug of choice. Many were frustrated and had lost hope that they could return to a normal life.

The good news is Rapid Drug Detox Center successfully treats many who are addicted to narcotics including those dependent on Suboxone using methods including the RDD Method™. Contact us at 1-866-399-2967 to learn how we can help you start on the road to recovery.