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Intravenous Amino Acids Detoxification as Used in Addiction Therapy<\/a><\/h1>\n
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Amino acids play a very important role in the body. The amino acids are the building blocks of proteins while proteins are essentials in building and repairing all body tissues. Therefore, the amino acids can be effectively used in detoxifying the brain and the neurotransmitters<\/a> that are often affected by alcohol and other substance abuse.\u00a0Addiction can be treated with the amino acids detox therapy.<\/p>\n

The use of amino acid for detox was first thought of by an American doctor. His thought was to investigate on how the amino acids could be used in maintaining or achieving neurotransmitter balance in the brain in those who had suffered or were still suffering from mental disorders. One of the major effects of alcohol and substance abuse\u00a0is that they cause an imbalance on neurotransmitters. This imbalance can be rectified by intravenous amino acid therapy.<\/p>\n

Alcohol and drugs of addiction when used for a time will alter the balance between the neurotransmitters this is because the balance of the neurotransmitters in the brain is very delicate. Neurotransmitters are those chemicals that carry electrical impulses throughout the brain, and\u00a0the central nervous system. When this delicate balance of neurotransmitters in the brain is altered, the brain functions<\/a> that depend on impulses from these neurotransmitters will be altered. At\u00a0some point there will be dependence on substances that cause the imbalance for brain to continue functioning. It is therefore not very logical to begin fighting addiction in a patient without detoxing the brain in order to achieve this balance between the neurotransmitters in the brain.<\/p>\n

The role of amino acids in the brain is vital and that is why it is believed by many doctors that an imbalance in amino acids is a leading contributor to substance abuse and eventual addiction. In most cases the imbalance in amino acids is as a result of use of drugs of abuse<\/a> and \/or alcohol. In such cases, greater volumes of alcohol or drugs gradually result in a greater imbalance in neurotransmitters. To achieve the euphoric effects an addict will need to use more of the drugs and this leads to increase in dosages of the drugs that addict takes and this is known as tolerance.<\/p>\n

Intravenous Amino Acids Is Safe<\/a><\/h2>\n

In most instances, an addict will suffer some side effects during detoxification. This is because of the imbalance in neurotransmitters. Even as the detoxification process continues the addict will have to deal with intense cravings for the substance of abuse. By using intravenous amino acid during detoxification the side effects are mitigated plus the cravings also stops since the intravenous amino acids will feed the brain what it seeks from the drug. In some cases during detoxification the cravings will increase even after the detoxification process is completed. When Amino Acids are used in the process, all will be safe since it will fight the craving for the drugs by restoring the imbalance in the neurotransmitters more efficiently. This occurs because of the side effects of drug and alcohol use. Unlike the use of other pharmaceutical drugs<\/a> that are used in fighting addiction, intravenous amino acids do not cause withdrawal symptoms<\/a> to addicts who are were using it.<\/p>\n

Amino acids in therapy can help a recovering addict since the neurotransmitters of the addict will be supplied with amino acids intravenously therefore restoring the balance in the brain. During this process the intravenous<\/a> amino acids may be accompanied by essential minerals and vitamins<\/a> that will be of help to the addict. The use of amino acids in detoxification for addiction is not a new phenomenon as it has been used in the United States<\/a> and the United Kingdom<\/a>. It\u00a0was used in helping opiate and alcohol addicts, in 80 percent of the cases it was used successfully.<\/p>\n

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Any addict who tries to stop using a drug will automatically suffer the withdrawal symptoms. When withdrawal begins, the intravenous solution which is composed of amino acids and other important\u00a0minerals &\u00a0vitamins is sent through the veins and directly to the brain. Feeding the brain directly stimulates it to rebalance itself. As withdrawal occurs the amino acids are building blocks and when they are mixed in right proportions with the minerals and vitamins the body will be vitalized to naturally fight addictive substances and balance itself.<\/p>\n

Drug Addiction<\/a> is should be treated personally for the patient that is suffering, that is why we at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center are committed to availing help to addicts and offering them a place to call home. It does not matter what kind of addiction you are wrestling with right now, just call on Dr. Dalal Akoury (MD) today and begin your journey to victory against addiction.<\/p>\n

Intravenous Amino Acids Detoxification As Used In Addiction Therapy<\/a><\/h1>\n

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