Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) April 02, 2013
Who will rescue the addicts? Overdose deaths from prescription painkillers have more than tripled over the last decade: according to a Policy Impact Report from the CDC on Prescription Painkiller Overdoses, nearly three out of four prescription drug overdoses are caused by prescription painkillers. http://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecreationalsafety/pdf/policyimpact-prescriptionpainkillerod.pdf. The dangers of overdose death are clear. Pure Health Group Inc. reacts to this and reveals their unique at home detox system to help get this epidemic under control.
It’s a constant battle for people afflicted with addiction. They face many challenges from losing their job to disconnecting from loved ones. Withdrawal symptoms ARE PAINFUL. Addicts greatly fear withdrawal side effects since going through withdrawal is like having flu symptoms… times 50, and without knowing of a way to get out of the cycle, they become stranded in “opiate land.” They try to get off the pills; however feelings of hopelessness and fear of the withdrawal often cause them to revert back to their addiction. With no idea of how to get clean, this leaves them hanging in limbo; many spend years in this back and forth cycle. As a result, many addicts come to believe being addicted is better than sobriety.
According to a February 8th CBS Evening News Report with Scott Pelley prescription painkiller overdose has taken over our country; millions of individuals are afflicted with an addiction to prescription painkillers.
This epidemic is exploding in the US: the overdose death rates from prescription painkillers are staggering. Every 19 minutes a person dies from a prescription painkiller overdose. According to the CDC, 100 people a day are dying from overdose, a rate that has more than tripled in numbers since 1990. The CDC also states that today, millions of people in the United States are currently addicted to opiates or prescription pain pills, and that “more than 12 million people reported using prescription painkillers nonmedically in 2010, that is, using them without a prescription or for the feeling they cause.” Yearly, more people die from prescription pain pill overdoses than all drunk driving, illegal or legal drug related deaths combined. http://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecreationalsafety/rxbrief/index.html
Pure Health Group Inc. (PHG), a science based nutraceutical company founded in 2008, is committed to helping people addicted to painkillers become opiate free. They help addicts get clean with their unique at home detoxification system. They claim their all-natural, ground breaking products greatly aid in reducing the painful effects of withdrawal, giving addicts mental and physical strength to get through the withdrawal process. The success rate to stay off pain pills, get sober and stay clean increases tremendously, thus preventing a potential overdose. As far as PHG is concerned, 100 overdose deaths a day is 100 too many. Their motto:no more deaths from pain pill overdoses.
In 2001, The Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics conducted a double blind, randomized controlled, clinical study on opiate withdrawal with passionflower extract, (one of the main ingredients in PHG’s products) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11679027. Upon conclusion of the study, it was found that when administered, Passionflower effectively and successfully alleviated physical withdrawal symptoms and reduced mental stress and anxiety in opiate addicts participating in the study.
Pure Health Group’s advanced supplements contain superior, proprietatry blends and ingredients, clinically proven to help alleviate withdrawal symptoms. Additionally, the company is backed by the famous Dr. Bal Raj, a double board certified orthopedic surgeon with over a decade of experience in pain care management and treatment.
Here are some more facts on the products themselves:
The Withdrawal Relief Complex
Stranded in Opiate Land? As Painkiller Death Toll Continues to Rise in the US, Pure Health Group Inc.(TM) Reveals Unique at Home Detox System to Help Decrease Death Rates is a post from: Intervention Therapy