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Opiate Addiction - Waismann Method Part 2
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- čas přidán 29. 01. 2018
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Discovery Health program Medical Diary takes a look at Sergio, a young husband and father who's become addicted to heroin and decides to undergo rapid opiate detox. The Waismann Institute in California treats Sergio in a hospital where he is given intravenous medication to push heroin off receptor sites in his brain. During this, he is under light anesthesia to prevent a dangerous and painful withdrawal.
Waismann Institute treats addiction as a medical condition, careful to never label or treat patients as criminals. Sergio takes a daily dose of Naltrexone to control cravings and after two weeks of being home reports he is opiate-free. He is looking forward to his future for the first time in a long time.
This should be available to every addict. I hope one day it will be that way.
I hope so too. Every hospital should help people come off drugs and alcohol.
Wow she's seems like a good wife, very supportive..
I personally have a close friend who did this. I’m skeptical only for one reason. Yes you’re body is cured which for me as a recovering addict myself is absolutely remarkable, my friends wife said it was an awful experience only because he was physically better but his mental didn’t have time to catch up
For many people there's the body's physical dependence on the drug and the psychological addiction. This treatment is for the physical dependence which is why we offer aftercare and an assessment by a licensed psychotherapist. He works with clients to determine a plan and makes recommendations based on their individual emotional needs.
@@WaismannMethod right you're doing your job. It's up to the addict to get into his recovery.
This just seems like a great head start for us. The misery of withdrawal keeps many of us using. This is a good tool to get us past that initial pain.
This really made my heart happy!!
Idk how much this costs, or if insurance will even HELP cover this procedure... But as someone that takes pain medication for different pains.. And have tried SO MANY times to go through detox on my own, it feels impossible... The pain is horrible.. It makes ppl want to die rather than feel that again...
8-9 years on pain medication.
It's not that we dont want to get off them, we just physically can't.
I'd do anything to be able to have this procedure done...
God bless everyone trying to get any drug out of your system....
That treatment is amazing , good luck 2 him & his lovely family 👍💕💖
God bless you and all the luck to you bro
Amazing
Show us updates on these patients 20 years later. Let's see what the outcome was
Greg, most successful patients, after detox, go back to a productive life and put addiction issues behind them. We call them throughout the first year to offer support because we care. I'm sure you will have a comment about that, but it does not matter. We know what we offer is the most effective, safe and more importantly, the most humane form of opioid detoxification out there. We treat people as patients and provide them with an opportunity to work with their emotional issues without being affected by drug abuse. That is pretty awesome!
"Assumption is the MOTHER of all FUps." Ever hear of that? I was not going to negatively comment to your reply, nor did I have malicious intent. It was a simple comment. I, along with others, would probably like to see how these patients went on with their lives, and any successful outcome on video would only benefit your office.
You are right and I apologize. We usually don't take such defensive approach, but we lately we have been bombarded with people trying to convince others to use Suboxone and Methadone, and for that, they have to prove that no treatment is worth trying. Although we cannot claim to fix everyone's emotional and personal issues, we give them the best chance of reaching an opioid free state in order to better adhere to any emotional assistance.
@@WaismannMethod I was on methadone for 7 years and was the worst mistake I ever made to try to get off oxycontin. The withdrawal from the methadone was far worse then anything I've ever experienced. Luckily I've been off it for quite a while now living a drug free life but wish I would've had an alternative option at the time like your rapid detox program. Thank you for treating your patients like human beings rather than just being another number.
Thnak you for your kind words!
Well done to these guys opiates are from hell
They surely can be.
I think it us a good method to get clean with no withdrawals,but I think it should b mandatory that they all have to have regular counseling following ,that rapid detox??
We do provide aftercare and our therapist completes an assessment of their individual needs. Some patients needs more long term and intensive therapy than others.
I wish i could get this in Oklahoma I'm tired of taking pain pills.
We have patients actually flying from all over. For you, it should be a 4 hour flight.
@@WaismannMethod how much does the procedure cost for a guy with noi insurance , i have some savings
Tell me about where is this located I'm out in Ventura California and each time I've had to go through withdrawal on my own I don't even know how many times now !
Try kratom... It works 😁
Kratom is an opiate and the withdrawal can be just as bad as from painkillers or heroin.
Prayers for your husband pray to God it works .🙏🤗👼❤️ God Bless
The detox works, but then you need to want to live life on life's terms.
I'd like an idea of cost. I've been dealing with opioid dependency for over a decade. Am considering this.
Hello Adam, the cost starts at $17,800. If you want to discuss your individual history over the phone we can provide a consultation with the exact cost 800-423-2482.
I commented and you replied so I'm interested. Do you need insurance or is Medicaid/Medicare adequate? Or if private pay, how much? Where are you located? I'll look for your website, maybe it will answer my questions.
We are located in Southern California, just south of Los Angeles. It is private pay only and the cost usually starts at $17,800. Please feel free to call us for any additional questions 800-423-2482
what kind of anesthesia are you using (if it`s not a secret or smth like that)? Or maybe it contains several drugs? In particular I`m curious if it involves ketamine.
We use the same type of anesthesia commonly utilized in oral surgeries and colonoscopies to ensure the comfort and safety of the patients during the detox procedure.
To provide the highest level of care, our assisted detox process is performed in a private ICU room under the supervision of a quadruple board-certified anesthesiologist. We do not use ketamine as part of our protocol.
I'm calling you guys tomorrow! I can't wait!
We are here for you Mr. Smith.
What's the phone number?
1-800-423-2482, ask for Clare
ZekeTheFreak #ZTF did u call?? did u get help??
How did it go? How are you doing October 2020?
The cravings will be there for the rest of your life. Its not easy man but never ever go or visit areas where dope is available, avoid friends who are still hooked on drugs......you must need some form of substitutes its a replacement for the opiates. It helps....once again, the cravings will be with you where ever you go....do not give up.
I can only comment in what I witness through our patients.
I was wondering after this do you get any withdarals am I going to get sick because they say that I’m still going to get sick
There's no absolutely pain free way to get through opioid detoxification, but this is the most comfortable option. Your body goes through the worst part of withdrawal while you are sedated, but once you wake up there is a regulation period. Opioids effect all of your major organs so the body needs time to adjust and find a new normal. We support you during this period and treat the physical and emotional discomfort.
That is 100% true, I did this and in my opinion while your sedated, you skip days 1-3 and have some left over symptoms but nothing near the horror of the first three days. This DOES work, only if you want it though, like anything when it comes to recovery. The mental aspect is something entirely different. Also aftercare plans. Good luck & god bless
How much is the detox cost? Also, is there withdrawal from the naltrexone after taking it for months? Why must he take it daily via pill? I thought it was an injectable 3 month lasting option -vivitrol?
Kelley the cost of the detox depends on the detox protocol that is needed for you. We tailor the treatment to each patient. Please give me a call 310-205-0808 and I will be happy to answer all of your questions.
You also check costs and options www.opiates.com/detox-cost/
Feel free to reach us seven days a week, with any additional questions. Best!
+Kelley Slattery Vivitrol is an injectable med for alcoholics and benzo addicts to help w/d..........my brother in law had 3 DUI after returning from Afghanistan (he had PTSD) and he had to go through probation, etc. and he was given the injection and said he had zero desire to drink for the first time since he entered the Army 12 years ago.
Opiates Waismann Method Rapid Detox do you detox suboxone patients too?
Absolutely. Suboxone and Methadone are on the top drugs we detox patients from.
What if your taking subcoxone how does it work then ???
This treatment absolutely works for Suboxone since it's an opioid.
Waismann Method Rapid Detox Center so what do they take after subcoxone it can't be they simple?? Thanks for the reply
After the detox procedure the doctor prescribes naltrexone for cravings. It is a blocker which reduces cravings and there's no potential for addiction.
Is this covered by insurance?
There is no insurance code for our medical detoxification yet. Hopefully in the near future. Right now, we can offer financing option that you or anyone else can apply for you. However, we do have additional financing options. I urge you to give us a call 800-423-2482 to discuss the services and financing options.
How's he now?
This video is close to 20 years. We do not keep in contact with patients for two decades.
How much is this?
The cost usually starts at $17,800 depending on the length of stay necessary. You can read more about the cost and look at financing options here: www.opiates.com/detox-cost/
Where is the institute located?
@@WaismannMethod this could be beneficial 2 people who are dependent. I think it would be more beneficial to the people who are dependent and not actual addicts, the thing is people cannot afford 12 to $20,000.
Hopefully, one-day medical detox will be the standard of care and available for all those who need and not just who can.
Amanda Laflamme there’s a hospital in Pontiac Michigan that offers it for 9.000
@@WaismannMethod are there other places that offer this treatment that is cheaper than almost $18,000??
Thank you..
What does this kind of treatment cost???
The cost for the Waismann Method of detoxification treatment is usually $17,800 to $22,800 for five to ten days inpatient. The price and length of stay are based on the patient's medical and dependency history, which will be determined by the medical director before admission.
Patients are usually in the hospital for two to three days and the remainder of the time at our recovery center Domus Retreat. At the recovery center, we assist each patient with the emotional and physical transition, which substantially maximizes the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. We also provide many different therapeutic services to make the recovery phase much more comfortable and successful.
Feel free to ask any additional questions.
@@WaismannMethod im in the uk do you have clinics hear
We dont. We have concentrated all our efforts in one location only in So. California for the last 20 years. We do receive patients from all over the world here. Please fee free to call us and we will help you anyway we can. 1-310-205-0808
@@WaismannMethod Do u take insurance?
Opiates Waismann Method Rapid Detox does your center accept any insurance for this treatment?
Yeah.. but with my luck as soon as I wake up from the anesthesia I’d have the super rude awakening and I’d still be going through intense, intense withdrawal.
I take 145mg methadone daily, so if I wanted to detox cold turkey it’d take months. I feel like if I did this I’d basically be put under anasthesia and as soon as I wake up (if I do wake up) I’d just be at the peak of the miserable withdrawal symptoms and they wouldn’t be able to do anything for me except say “Well, here’s some clonidine. Good luck. Now get out of our facility.”
This is not necessarily the case. While there is usually no physical cravings after rapid detox, our treatment not only induces the withdrawal process, but also condenses the process usually between one to two hours. If there are any symptoms, our doctor will help minimize these symptoms. As fast as we do rapid detox, the body still needs to regulate itself after detox. Our detox option is not a miracle cure, but probably the most humane and respectful option for opiate detoxification you will find.
I took 180mgs for 8 years I feel u
Nicholas come on bro u already giving up the fight before u even st art it..I wanna clean up so bad,that if I had that opportunity to detox in that matter,I would give it my 100% for my next step..
@@JDJD-mw9rr u of it?how?
When I did the surgery, I met a man that came off around 110mg of methadone, 4 days after the surgery his only complaint was his calves aching. This DOES work.....physically. Your mental cravings are something else.
I’d give anything to be able to get this cure. I’ve already accepted that I’m a methadone life-er and I’ve never done a drop of heroin. I became dependent after 2 years seeing a “pain specialist”. I was very naive and thought listening to your doctors was the best thing to do. That doctor went to jail got his practice and license taken away and I’m left with a life long dependency. I’m trapped forever.
Get Kratom Mama.. take 20 grams a day for 5 Days- then 10 grams a day for 2 days- then 5 grams a day for 2 days…. Then stop… it’ll take 80-85% of your withdrawals away….
Kratom is an opioid and we treat many people who started kratom to get off other opioids. You can even read about people's experiences quitting kratom on reddit- it's not easy.
@@Sattlefattle76 I wouldn’t even know how to get it and unfortunately I am in no position to go through even 15% of withdrawals. I alone take care of my brain damaged and paralyzed mother so I have to be alert and ready to save her life in the blink of an eye. I’ve done so 6 times already. I never sleep deeply and the sound of her breathing stopping wakes me up instantly. I just use enough methadone to keep the withdrawals away so I’m fully functional. When the inevitable day comes when she passes away, then I’ll be able to think of myself and give detox a try again.
@@WaismannMethod thank you for the information
Man I use heroin and I also quit on my own you gotta no that ur no shooting up milk its black tar like my father always said ir ur going to be cool and use it i wanna see you act hard nd cool when you come off so iam 26 nd I still think like that .. what iam trying to say is why use da drug if you cant go through some hell for 3 days
Will these patients be taking Suboxone after treatment?
Absolutely NOT! We do not use any opioid MATs like suboxone or buprenorphine based drugs, we actually detox patients OFF opioids. By the tiome they leave they are 100% opioid free.
Our medical director has been doing these procedures since 1998 and he has perfected this method. Of course there are risks anytime a person undergoes anesthesia or even if a person withdrawals on their own at home. By doing this treatment in a full service hospital with board certified specialists, and a thorough pre-examination it is as safe as possible. Not every patient is a candidate for this method so we properly assess each patient to make sure this is the best course of treatment. Detoxing patients in the hospital is also more costly since we don't own the hospital, but we never sacrifice good medical care for profit.
Try gabapentin for withdrawals
I used to take Gabapentin for nerve pain and it did nothing for me except give me severe leg cramps 😢
Naltrexone I’ve had that while awake
A real man can handle it ,
I’m only joking but I did have it and I wasn’t knocked out , you just make sure you int used for 24 hrs
Fuck he’s right about vision I cried when I looked at a flower patch
But you can miss a dose of
Meth because it absorbs deep in your system
But I never got on with meth
*does anyone know if you HAVE to take the neltaxterone ?!!? or however the fuck you spell it?!?!?!!? what happens if you dont take it!?*
It's recommended to take naltrexone at least for the first couple of months, but the patient doesn't have to take it. May I ask why you wouldn't want to take it?
@@WaismannMethod *because of the whole purpose of not being on any chemicals? couldnt that also cause possible withdrawals? I've already submitted my info to you guys, but ive been so hesitant :/*
No the Nalrexone/Vivitrol doesn't cause any withdrawal because it's not a narcotic and it just blocks the opiate receptors. The patient has the decision whether or not to take this medication and how long to take it. Some decide to take it for just a couple months and others for 1-2 years because they prefer to have a safety net.
He better get a job and take care of his family.. his wife is probably sick of doing everything her self.. hope hes still clean and being good to his family!
This was the most unnecessary comment ever. "He better get a job..."
He better?! Are you his mommy? hmm; Are you stupid? He had a job the whole time, witch.
Have you actually watching this video? Or you just had the urge to belch out some of your poisoned phrases from your high horse. Little humanity and compassion might be good for you to grow inside, and give away. Karma is needed for people like you. It's just waiting for good moment.
HUGE *BUT* here..............after this you will have to take Suboxone and I'm 5 days off going through HELL
Absolutely not. Our patients are completely off opioid drugs. Actually, we detox patients from Suboxone.
@@WaismannMethod THIS VIDEO shows Sergio going home on Neltrexone......ok so I have a question; I'm nervous about screwing w/my brain or I'd be there in a heartbeat..... I mean, I would take two weeks off and do it but could that work? I feel all rehabs are about money all the years. I am 6 days clean of Suboxone after 8 years......prior to that I was in love with pain pills - wasted my 20's chasing that euphoria and once my dr was arrested I had to go on Subs.....
@@WaismannMethod thank you so much; I'm ready to be done and need the post-hospital relaxation and monitoring........as a widow (36 y/o he was killed, NYPD) and I'm raising four kids on my own ..... it just sucks...... :*(
sorry for another question; so is it the bupenorphine in the Suboxone that makes it so highly addictive? I'm still sick a week off suboxone ..... confused????? I thought I'd feel better..... my skin is so sensitive/hot, cold..... tysm for all the help. +Kelley Slattery it's 30g well worth it..... you can finance even
@@WaismannMethodhow do I go about getting in for this treatment. I'm addicted to Tramadol BAD. I've been abusing it for 7 full years now. I pray that you can help with Tramadol detox. Can you?