Merits of treatment - Nasha mukti

Benefits of Treament

Addictions	D U R A T I O N
Alcohol	After treatment of 8 to 10 hours on first days urge to alcohol is vanished; treatment for 4 to 8 weeks is necessary, for complete restoration of damages caused by alcoholism.
Amphetamine	Detoxification of amphetamine addicts is completed in 4 days but treatment 3 months is mandatory for restoration of damages.
Barbiturates	Detoxification is completed within a day but for restoration of damages , treatment for 8 weeks is required
Cannabis	Detoxification begins on initial day, provided psychosis has not developed. However, restorative treatment will prolong for 8 weeks.
Cocaine	Detoxification completes 7-10 day but follow up treatment of 3 month is required for complete recovery.
Methadone	Person addicted to methadone are detoxified with in 5 days but require 3 month treatment for restoration of damages caused to body by methadone completely.
Opioids(opium, Smack,Heroine)	Detoxification completes within 4 days but 3 month’s treatment is required for complete recovery.
Smoking/Chewing Tobacco	Instant Detoxification. But 6 to 10 doses are required as follow up treatment.

Effects of DETOXIN
A:	Detoxin completely prevents the withdrawal symptoms arising due to abstinence from intoxicants, which are as follows:
	1:	In Alcoholics
		Abnormal Evoked Potential Abnormal DT’s Latency Grand-Mal seizures Less number of cycles of REM sleep Hyperglycaemia Increase in serum acetaldehyde Increase in serum Lactic Acid Increase in serum mg+
	Withdrawals Anxiety.Feelings of panic.,Nightmares.,Increased appetite.Somnolence or increased sleep duration.Paranoia.Confusion. Irritability.Violent behavior.Severe depression.Suicidal thoughts.
	2:	Amphetamines :
		Nausea and vomiting Anxiety Insomnia Hot and cold flushes Perspiration Muscle cramps Watery discharge from eyes and nose Diarrhoea Sever yawning Sleeplessness Mydriasis
	3:	Barbiturates withdrawals
		Fever Seizures Diarrhea Nausea/vomiting Lack of appetite Increased blood pressure Anxiety and panic attacks Depression Thoughts of suicide Insomnia
	4:	In Cannabis Addicts
		Hyperglycaemia Anxiety Hallucinations Convulsions High Blood Pressure
	5:	Cocaine: withdrawals
		Agitation Depression Exhaustion Restlessness Hunger Horrible dreams Loss of concentration Fatigue,Dysphoria
	6:	Methadone withdrawals
		Chills,Fever,Anxiety,Muscle aches and pains, Nausea or,vomiting,Sweating,Rapid heartbeat,Stomach cramps Irritability,Paranoia,Diarrhea,Insomnia,Hallucinations,Depression, cold turkey
	7:	In Opioid Addicts
		Increase in serum amylase Increased SGOT Increased SGPT Hyperglycaemia Anxiety High Blood Pressure High Temperature Increased Pulse Rate
	8:	Nicotine withdrawals
		Headaches and dizziness, insomnia. anxiety, depression, and irritability. Increased appetite Fatigue Constipation Mental fog Depression
All above mentioned symptoms are cured after administration of Detoxin.
B:	Detoxin also compensates the damage caused by addiction, corrects abnormal functions and restores to normal. Following damages are caused to body by different intoxicants:
		Damages caused by Alcohol:
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in PCV, ESR and MCV High GamaGlutamyl transfers High Creatanine Phosphokinase High SGOT High SGPT High Triglycerides High Serum Amylase High LDL Cholesterol Hypoprotienaemia
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Hypertrophy of ventricle of brain and Cerebral Sulci Increased metabolic rate of brain Poor Nerve Stimulation ECG
		iii)	Psychological
			Impaired cognitive function Impaired TAT Impaired personality Impaired intelligence.
		Damages caused by Amphetamines
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			constipation stomach pain nausea vomiting fever hair loss loss of appetite weight loss loss of interest in sex impotence difficulty having an orgasm increased blood pressure increased heart rate heart palpitations Dangerously high blood pressure Chest pain Loss of consciousness Stroke Heart attack or other grave cardiac events
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Atrophy of Medial prefrontal gray matterNarcolepsy High metabolic rate of brain
		iii)	Psychological
			Psychosis mydriasis anhidrosis Depression generalized anxiety Loss of memory Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
		Damages caused by Amphetamines
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			constipation stomach pain nausea vomiting fever hair loss loss of appetite weight loss loss of interest in sex impotence difficulty having an orgasm increased blood pressure increased heart rate heart palpitations Dangerously high blood pressure Chest pain Loss of consciousness Stroke Heart attack or other grave cardiac events
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Atrophy of Medial prefrontal gray matterNarcolepsy High metabolic rate of brain
		iii)	Psychological
			Psychosis mydriasis anhidrosis Depression generalized anxiety Loss of memory Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
		Damages caused by Barbiturates:
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in ESR, PCV Increase in Serum Bilirubin Decrease in gastric secretion Serum porphyia Hypoprotienaemia Increase in Serum creatinine Increase in Serum Urea Increase in Serum Uric Acid
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Less number of cycles of REM sleep Increase in Basal Metabolic Rate of Brain abnormal EEG patterns
		iii)	Psychological
			impaired mental ability impaired cognitive function impaired mental alertness impaired emotional stability
		Damages caused by Cannabis:
		i)	Pathological
			Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in Blood Urea and Glucose Increase Serum Bilirubin Increase SGOT and SGPT Alkaline Phosphatase High Thymol Turbidity
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Hypertrophy of left ventricle of brain Abnormal EEG patterns
		iii)	Psychological
			Impaired mental arithmetic test Impaired digit symbol substitution test Impaired Pursuit meter test Impaired cognitive function Deranged mental process Impaired thinking Depression Impaired Intelligence
		Damages caused by Cocaine
		i)	Pathological
			Loss of gray matter Brain damage Chronic headaches Damage can also cause blood clots, which can lead to a stroke Occurrence of Seizure Loss of body weight Loss of appetite Chronic cough Ischemic Heart disease Death of the nasal linings and sinuses tissues. Pulmonary edema Obliterative bronchiolitis asthma
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			High metabolic rate of brain Loss of brain volume Other Abnorma EEG patterns Tachycardia
		iii)	Psychological
			Mood swings Depression. Auditory hallucinations, Psychosis Paranoia, Restlessness Anxiety, Panic disorders, Aggression and violence. Loss of memory Impaired cognitive function
		Damages caused by Methadone
		i)	Pathological
			Dizziness Fatigue Difficult, labored breathing Troubled sleeping Blurred vision Confusion Muscle pain and cramps,Nausea or vomiting, Sedation,,Euphoria Decreased reaction time,Decreased attention span,Drowsiness, roopy eyelids,Dry mouth,Muscle weakness,Decreased body temperature , and blood pressure,Little to no reaction to light. decreased respiration rate,
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Increase Metabolic Rate of Brain Abnormal EEG patterns
		iii)	Psychological
			mood swings deranged cognitive functioning(Memory and concentration) Euphoria and sensation of relexation tendency to engage in risky behaviors, lack of attention to personal hygiene
		Damages caused by Opiates
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in PCV, ESR High Serum Bilirubin High SGOT and SGPT High Alkaline Phosphatase High Thymol Turbidity Increase in Serum Creatinine Increase in Serum Urea Increase in Serum Uric Acid
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Increased metabolic rate of brain Abnormal EEG patterns
		iii)	Psychological
			Impaired Personality Impaired Intelligence Impaired Mental Alertness
		Damages caused by Nicotine
		i)	Pathological abnormalities
			Decrease in Haemoglobin Increase in ESR, PCV and Platelet Count Hyperglycaemia High Serum Albumin High Serum LDL Cholesterol High Serum Uric Acid Low Immunity Decrease in lung function Decrease in lung capacity Gangrene
		ii)	Electro-physiological
			Increase Metabolic Rate of Brain abnormal EEG patterns.
		iii)	Psychological
			Deranged cognitive function(Memory and concentration) Deranged Thinking