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Rapid Detox with Naltrexone
July 17, 2009 by Anonymous, 18 weeks 1 day ago
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Thanks for your story and please let me know if naltrexone medication was used in your case. In my country, the Netherlands rapid-detox under anaesteia is out and clinics supply naltrexone tablets during one year. The Waismann Institute and most other rapid-detox clinics keep using the narcose to fight cold turkey.
Besides we have the Low Dose Naltrexone Method (LDN site) where only 4 mgm does the job for patients with a variety of serious diseases such as MS, Crohn, Cancer and others.
The High Dose Treatment of 50 mgm seems to work for many forms of addiction like gaming and gambling, shoplifting, anorexia and bolumia.
As soon as you have find the time to read the medical findings about all these treatments, I am anxious to receiv your comments.
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My name is Henry van Engelen. Take care and love your new life!