Pharmacotherapy
Benefits of a Comprehensive Alcohol Dependence Treatment
Addiction to drugs and alcohol is a chronic disease that begins in the brain. Powerful chemical changes occur in the brain, causing cravings and driving each person to use, often overwhelming even the strongest desire to quit. In addition, because the body also becomes physically dependent upon the drugs and/or alcohol, abruptly quitting your addiction can be physically dangerous and cause harmful physical, or even fatal, trauma.
Fortunately, amazing breakthroughs in drug and alcohol addiction and pharmacology have greatly minimized and, in many cases, even eliminated risks associated with trying to quit your drug and/or alcohol addiction.
Much like other chronic medical illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, and asthma, certain medications in combination with behavioral approaches can prove powerfully effective. This medical and scientific breakthrough for addiction therapies uses highly advanced, proven anti-addiction medicines.
These anti addiction medication therapies :
* Block the Effects of Alcohol and/or Drugs within the Brain
* Significantly Reduce Cravings of Alcohol or Drugs such as Cocaine, Oxycotin, Herion, etc.
* Significantly Decrease the Physical Effects of Addiction Withdrawal
* Block the “high” or euphoria from the Substance
In addition, they can help to heal some or all of the brain damage caused by past alcohol and/or drug use.
Enterhealth Life Recovery Center offers the safest, most effective anti-addiction medications available, including Suboxone®, Vivitrol®, Prometa®, Campral, and Antabuse.
New scientific research reveals addiction to be a chronic physical brain disease with damaging changes that alter thoughts and behavior. New anti-addiction medications, when combined with Enterhealth’s innovative addiction therapies and online recovery support, offer clients a better way to recovery and life-long sobriety.
Call Enterhealth for more information on these and more anti-addiction medications: 1-800-388-4601
- “For more information on pharmacotherapy or using medications to treat drug or alcohol addictions, please read Dr. Urschel’s book “Healing the Addicted Brain” which can be purchased through Amazon.com.”
