TREATMENT

Xanax Addiction Treatment

Overcome Xanax addiction for good

Find out more about how to overcome addiction for good

AT NAD TREATMENT

we offer innovative NAD IV Therapy

that helps you taper off benzodiazepines like Xanax safely and effectively with outpatient treatment that can work in just eight to 10 days.

An effective approach combines infusions of the all-natural NAD+ coenzyme with other therapies, both traditional and innovative, which together result in a revolutionary approach to treatment for Xanax addiction.

Conquer benzodiazepine addiction for good

This groundbreaking Xanax addiction treatment helps rebalance the brain and replenish your body with NAD+, an essential coenzyme that aids in cellular repair and vitality. It’s found in every cell in the body and also plays a crucial role in energy production.

The cycle of addiction damages the body’s cells and depletes these enzymes, resulting in imbalances in the mind´s neurotransmitters and receptors. Replenishing NAD+ coenzymes helps to flush drugs completely out of the system, which helps lessen Xanax addiction withdrawal symptoms and reduces chances for relapse.

How NAD+ works

This state-of-the-art treatment involves taking NAD+ in supplemental form. The process is a simple outpatient procedure in which an infusion of NAD+ is administered via IV.

When combined with counseling and alternative therapies, this process naturally reduces the effects of Xanax addiction withdrawal, restores damaged brain cells, and replenishes the body’s energy, which can reduce the Xanax withdrawal timeline. We find patients reduce withdrawal and cravings enough to start their recovery within eight to 10 days.

The cost of benzodiazepine dependence

Xanax, a popular benzodiazepine, is often prescribed to treat anxiety and panic disorders. But because it activates pleasure centers in the brain, it is a strong drug and becomes easy to abuse. It works by binding to the GABA receptors, which function to reduce excitability. This results in heightened feelings of relaxation and sedation in the user.

The effects of Xanax typically last three to four hours and the drug itself only stays in the system for about eight hours. Because Xanax clears the body quickly, many users will take more than the prescribed amount in an effort to chase the short-lived sedative effects of the first dose. This is the point when use becomes abuse.

The challenges of detox and Xanax addiction withdrawal

After just a few months, users can become physically and psychologically addicted. Xanax withdrawal symptoms at this stage are more severe and the user is more restless and irritable. Other withdrawal effects include gastric problems, profuse sweating, and insomnia. At this point the drug loses all its positive effects.

Treating Xanax addiction with NAD IV Therapy

One effective detox therapy involves IV infusions of all-natural NAD+, which replenishes the body and mind with this crucial, energy-producing compound.

The best Xanax addiction treatment might involve two or so weeks of IV NAD+ infusions and ancillary therapies such as acupuncture, massage, and chiropractic adjustment. Health professionals will often round this out with vitamin therapy, hyperbaric oxygen sessions, and pulsed electromagnetic field therapy to open the blood vessels.

When used together, these therapies combine to become one of the most effective all-around methods for lessening the discomfort of detox and rebalancing the mind to overcome Xanax addiction.

NAD+ as a tool in the fight against addiction

All addiction recovery begins with the single step of identifying the root cause of the problem and working each day to become permanently drug-free. The coenzyme NAD+, though not a replacement for traditional rehabilitation, is a crucial tool in reaching that goal.