Opiate Addiction

Opiate addiction and dependency is a physical disease, one that can be overcome by utilizing advanced medical techniques. 

According to the National Institute for Drug Abuse, there are more than 1 million people dependent on opiates in the United States and that number is rising. Some of the reasons include the large number of Americans, from baby boomers to the elderly, who are getting hooked on pain medication for chronic pain.

Traditional opiate detox programs have a success rate of less than 20% after the first year. These statistics are even grimmer two years after treatment. Popular alternative treatment methods, such as methadone clinics, have significant drawbacks. For one, the number of Americans seeking methadone treatment far exceeds the number of openings at government-approved treatment clinics. As a result, most clinics have long waiting lists. What's more, methadone takes nearly a month to clear the addict's system, compared with a week to 10 days for other opiates, including heroin.

Rapid Detox from Opiate Addiction

Traditional, ineffective drug detox programs are a thing of the past. The Waismann Method^sm maintains its leading position in treating the disease of opiate physical dependency and sets the standard by which other treatments are measured. Thanks to this trailblazing rapid detox treatment program, patients have a greater than 65% to 74% chance of maintaining an opiate-free life based on one-year research.

If you or someone you know is suffering from a dependency to opiates or an addiction to prescription painkillers such as OxyContin, Suboxone (Buprenorphine), methadone, Vicodin, Darvocet, Percocet, hydrocodone or any other opioid, the  specially trained Waismann Method^sm staff is ready to provide a no-risk, no-obligation confidential consultation.

Could You Be Addicted to Opiates?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, tell your doctor asap.

• Do you feel anxious about getting your prescription refilled before it runs out?
• Do you need to take more and more pills to achieve the effect you desire?
• Have you ever tried to stop taking your medication and found you were unable to quit?
• Does your prescription ever run out early?
• Do you get prescriptions from multiple doctors or buy meds on the Internet?
• Do you wake up in the morning thinking about taking your pills?

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