Rapid Detox Medical Clinic

12/26/2018

If your friend is struggling with the battle against alcohol and drug addiction, there are ways where you can help them win the fight. Studies show social interaction has a profound effect on addictive behavior.

A new study published in Nature Neuroscience finds that social interactions can have a profound effect on behaviors related to addiction, and on the brain’s response to drug-associated cues. These findings have implications for people with substance use disorders (SUDs), because it suggests that ...

12/24/2018

From avoiding harmful environments to finding a support group with similar goals, there are plenty of ways to kicking addictive habits out of your life completely. Learn these 7 tips to help you stay sober.

Get practical tips for staying clean and sober even when the temptation to relapse can be compelling.

12/21/2018

Don't give up the fight against drug addiction! At Rapid Detox Medical Clinic, Dr. Thomas C. Yee, MD will be in YOUR corner, providing you with the best rapid detox treatment for op**te addiction. Deliver the final blow and turn your life around with the best rapid detox. http://bit.ly/2EJv3Ns

12/19/2018

One of the biggest reasons why family members and friends of drug abusers are afraid to bring up their addiction is because they're afraid that the abuser will resort to drastic actions. In order to find clarity in the midst of chaos, you must meet the drug abuser on equal grounds. Read more to find out how you can help your loved one with addiction. http://bit.ly/2EuN0yg

12/14/2018

Is someone in your family struggling with addiction or abusing drugs like he**in and oxy? Here are some essential tips in mind whne trying to offer a helping hand.

In this article, we provide nine steps to helping someone who has an addiction problem so you can help them AND yourself.

12/12/2018

At the Las Vegas Rapid Detox Medical Clinic, we value all of our patients and their immediate need for detox and reassurance. Feel the gentle push of hope once again and contact us for an appointment today. http://bit.ly/2GcVDjF

12/10/2018

Addiction, as defined by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, is a chronic, relapsing, brain disease characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. The most important thing to remember is that the cycle of addiction can be broken. Here are 6 tips to keep the triggers of addiction away.

Relapse is a fundamental part of addiction caused by triggers and cravings. Here are 6 tips for overcoming triggers, cravings, and urges to relapse.

11/28/2018

After the President declared the opioid epidemic a Public Health Emergency, Congress sent the SUPPORT Act to his desk for signature. This article explores the new legislation and its potential impacts:

Earlier this month, Congress sent a sweeping legislative package aimed at curbing the opioid epidemic to President Trump’s desk for signature, and the President has said he intends to sign it. Despite...

11/26/2018

Studies support the use of medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction, and lawmakers, health care providers, and those in the pharmaceutical industry are finally starting to coordinate to address this epidemic. Their effort is overdue, but it still must be celebrated. https://www.usnews.com/news/the-report/articles/2018-10-12/coordination-is-the-key-to-solving-the-opioid-epidemic

11/23/2018

Dr. Yee of Las Vegas Rapid Detox is an expert anesthesiologist certified by both the American Board of Anesthesiology and by the American Board of Pain Medicine. He is licensed in Nevada, California, and New York and has been in practice for nearly 30 years. http://bit.ly/2FPuMtR

11/21/2018

The cost of opioid addiction is high, for individuals, their families, and society at large. Here's an article detailing both the trackable (money-driven) and non-monetized impacts of this epidemic, and how physicians, insurers, and policymakers can help:

The economic cost has surpassed $1 trillion. Learn what should be done to reverse the opioid epidemic.

11/19/2018

Rather than arresting those with opioid addiction, new policies in Miami, FL will point them toward treatment centers first. True justice lies in treating the whole person, not just criminalizing the behavior. Bravo, Miami!

Miami police and Jackson Behavorial Health Hospital announced a new program, funded by federal grants, that would allow people found with small amounts of opioids to avoid arrest by entering drug treatment.