Drug Addiction Treatment Shows 80% Success Rate

MDS Drug Detox center in Southfield, Michigan, is proud to affirm that their sedation assisted opiate detox procedure can successfully treat all patients who are committed to their recovery in three short days. Full details are available at https://mdsdrugdetox.com/. Long term recovery depends on their adherence to the MDS protocol which includes the opiate blocker Naltrexone.

Dr. Julia Aharonov from MDS Drug Detox says: "Our goal is to make sure people get the help they need. We believe addiction is a disease, and diseases can be cured. Our method is a treatment that is effective in nearly 80% of cases, which is better odds than most conventional addiction treatments. Above all, we are happy to see that our work is helping people regain control over their lives."

Sedation detox is becoming a very popular treatment method. One of the hardest parts of kicking any drug is the detox period, when the body goes through tremendous changes, which is often very painful and frightening for an addict. Through sedation, patients can quite literally sleep through the detox process. When they awake, they no longer have to deal with the physical habit of their addiction, and only have to focus on the psychological addiction. Doing so means that relapse rates are much lower, as patients can focus on what really matters: their social and psychological conditions that lead to drug abuse in the first place.

Many patients have expressed tremendous gratitude for the treatment offered by MDS Drug Detox. "Honestly, I felt no withdrawal after the procedure," says one patient. "It is now day 27 and I've been able to work again with a very clear head. I have no regrets and have much gratitude to Dr. George and his staff for getting me off of the opiates without withdrawing."

Withdrawal is sometimes so significant that it can cause real dangers to a patient's life. By providing sedation detox treatment, MDS Drug Detox is able to treat and monitor patients while they are safely sleeping even through their most acute withdrawals. The doctors truly care about their patients and have a singular goal of ensuring they can get better.