Rapid opiate detox is an accelerated opiate detoxification program.

The paradigm for effective rapid opiate detox is Rapid Opiate Suboxone Detox (ROSD). Rapid Opiate Suboxone Detox has been used as the treatment of choice since its development by Dr. Schaller in November 2005.

Our Rapid Opiate Suboxone Detox Program combines receptor replacement treatment, sleep disorder treatment, education classes and individual counseling to save clients who might otherwise succumb to the natural progression of opioid addiction.

The Schaller Method virtually guarantees a painless accelerated opiate detoxification. The secret behind the program’s success is the elimination of two primary opiate withdrawal symptoms, insomnia and diarrhea.

Our sleep disorder treatment program eliminates insomnia by ensuring 6 hours of sleep per evening. Sleep gives the mind a chance to heal without experiencing the profound anxiety and depression that normally occurs during opiate detox.

Receptor replacement therapy tricks the brain into believing that it never stopped taking illicit narcotics. Since the brain thinks nothing has changed it never sets into motion the negative internal processes and mechanisms that causes opiate induced diarrhea. By maintaining proper hydration the body is able to recover from opioid dependence at an accelerated rate.

Homeostasis and Opiate Tolerance

Tolerance is the result of homeostasis. Homeostasis is a phenomenon that causes internal adjustments of bodily processes and mechanisms to defend the body against external stimuli like; drugs, heat, bacteria etc...

As opiate users continue to use; homeostasis causes internal mechanisms and processes to counteract the side-effects of opiates which in turn causes addicts to increase their dosage which in turn stimulates the phenomenon of homeostasis. The body makes further adjustments which causes greater tolerance which causes opiate users to increase their dose again and again and again.

Tolerance forces opiate users to increase their daily intake. At some point opiates use saturates every opiate receptor and dose increases have no further effect. Now the trouble really starts. Full saturation of opiate receptors combined with opiate tolerance eventually eliminates the experience of opiate induced euphoria. It is at this point, the jumping off point, when opiate users must seek help. Because the only use to not get sick. It stopped being about getting high a long time ago.

Opiate withdrawals will not disappear until all internal adjustments caused by prolonged opiate use, adjust back to its original pre-opiate use state.

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