Heroin Addiction

At our heroin addiction clinic, lives are changed forever.

If you’re looking for a heroin addiction treatment center, you’ve come to the right place. Heroin abuse is a very common type of drug abuse and if you or someone you know is suffering from such an addiction, we can help you get your life back on track with our quick and highly effective treatment.

You may have faced trouble at work, in your relationships, or even with your health with prolonged heroin use. You might even have started thinking that this is your life now – but it doesn’t have to be!

With our heroin addiction treatment center and Ibogaine clinics in Mexico, we offer a very effective and innovative treatment for addictions that’s overcome within a week with our 7-day Ibogaine treatment course.

What is Ibogaine?

Ibogaine is a naturally-occurring psychedelic substance found in iboga bark, a shrub found in Africa. It’s historically been used in healing and initiation ceremonies in the Bwiti religion but the world has found a much more innovative and important use for it.

What treatments are available for heroin addiction?

There are a variety of treatments available for heroin use disorders, including behavioral approaches and pharmacological approaches. Both methods aim to help the brain return to normal function and behavior. While these two methods are effective on their own, research has shown. That combining them can give even more effective results.

• • Pharmacological Treatment
    Research has shown that providing pharmacological treatment for opioid use disorder decreases drug use and increases the retention rate in treatment programs. When addicted people first quit, they may undergo withdraw symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea – and these withdrawal symptoms may even be severe.
    This is the Detox stage, and medication can help in controlling cravings and other physical symptoms. The medications used to treat opioid abuse work on the same receptors in the body as the opioids, but in an obviously less harmful way.

• Behavioral Treatment
  Behavioral therapy for drug abuse treatment aims to change the way a patient behaves in relation to drug use. Also, changes their expectations of what the drug may do for them. It helps patients better equip themselves in dealing with various stressors in life and not resort to drug abuse to make their worries evaporate.