The Coleman Institute Blog
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Dec 23
What Are “Roxies”? 5 Facts About Roxicodone
In recent years, the conversation surrounding prescription drugs, specifically opioids, has taken center stage in medical, social, and political arenas. With the mounting opioid epidemic and the tragic tales of dependency, addiction, and overdose, there's a growing need for awareness and understanding about the medications that play a role in this crisis.
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Dec 23
Why Is Naltrexone Therapy So Important for Opioid Detox and Recovery?
The opioid crisis is one of the most severe public health challenges in recent history. Fueled by a dramatic increase in the misuse of both prescription and non-prescription opioids, it has led to a significant rise in opiate dependency, addiction, and overdose. The far-reaching consequences of this epidemic extend beyond the individuals directly affected, impacting families, communities, and healthcare systems around the globe. (more…)
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Dec 23
What to Avoid When Taking Naltrexone After Opioid Detox
Naltrexone, an opioid antagonist and critical component of the Coleman Method for opiate and alcohol detox, is an invaluable resource in the fight against opioid addiction. Its mechanism, which involves binding to and blocking opioid receptors in the brain, ensures that individuals do not experience the typical effects of opioid drugs.
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Nov 23
Rapid Detox: The Easiest Way EVER to Get Off Opioids
Are you struggling with opioid dependency or addiction? Perhaps your doctor has cut you off from your Percocet®, Roxicet®, Vicodin®, Dilaudid®, or other morphine-type prescription pain medications. Perhaps you have become involved with using street drugs such as heroin or fentanyl. If you are reading this, it is likely you want to stop using these drugs, and maybe you have even tried to get off these opiates before.
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Nov 23
Alcohol Detox: Five Signs Your Liver Is Healing
The decision to reduce or abstain from alcohol often marks a pivotal moment in a person’s life. This commitment often emerges from deep introspection, recognizing the negative impacts of excessive drinking on personal relationships, work-life, and overall health. Overcoming prolonged alcohol use is not just a triumph over a habit; it symbolizes regaining control, restoring health, and embarking on a new chapter of well-being.
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