What is Rapid Detox or Rapid Detoxification

Rapid detox treatment is a hospital procedure to rapid detoxify the body from those drugs that cause prescription medication addiction or opiate dependency, while under anesthesia and supervised doctor's care.

The Waismann Method of Rapid Detox

• Revolutionized the treatment of opiate^{( i )} addictions during the course of a decade.
• Allows most patients to return to a productive life in a matter of days.
• Eliminates the need to spend months in hospitals or rehab programs.
• Differs from other methods of detoxification that do not follow physicians’ safety protocol.
• Utilizes the most advanced medical biotechnology available today.
• Distinguishes its success from all other detoxification methods with its cutting-edge research on the physical and psychological aspects of opiate dependency.
• Recognizes opiate addiction as a central nervous system disorder, caused by continuous opiate intake.
• Answers the depletion of natural endorphins in nerve cells due to an external supply of opiate.
• Reverses a patient’s physical opiate dependency without unnecessary suffering, fear, or shame.
• Surpasses conventional detoxification procedures that require a painful and debilitating withdrawal^{( ii )} and that also demonstrate low success rates.^{( iii )}
• Does not participate in opiate replacement treatment, or substitute a legal, prescribed dependency (such as Methadone or Suboxone ® ^{( iv )}(Subutex ®) ).
• Has successfully treated thousands of patients physically addicted to opiates, from Europe, Middle East, Asia, Australia, South America, and North America.
• Receives patients weekly from all over the world in a fully accredited medical  hospital located in Orange County, CA.

• Call (310) 205-0808 or (888) 987-HOPE (4673) during business hours. for more information about rapid detox treatment for prescription drug addiction
• After-hours and weekends, please call (310) 927-7155.
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( i ) Known opiate-based prescription painkillers include OxyContin®, MS Contin®, Suboxone® (Buprenorphine), Methadone, Vicodin®, Darvocet®, Percocet®, hydrocodone, tramadol or any other opioids, similar to codeine, morphine, and heroin.

( ii ) Sudden abstinence from opiates induces yet another traumatic disorder known as ‘withdrawal syndrome’.

( iii ) Statistics show that one year following conventional detoxification, the vast majority of patients have relapsed.

( iv ) Or other new opiate-replacement drugs reaching today's market.