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| Research has shown that long-term drug use results in significant changes in brain function that persist long after the individual stops using drugs. NET™, when combined with successful rehabilitation, makes abstinence achievable. |
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| NET reduces acute withdrawal symptoms (e.g. craving, runny nose, stomach cramps, diarrhea, nausea) within 4-6 days. NET also affects mood (e.g. ‘new’ awareness of smells, sounds, temperature, and appetite, a renewed sense of well-being, reductions in anxiety, irritability, lack of energy) starting 3-4 days from the onset of treatment. |
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NET reduces chronic withdrawal symptoms. When coupled with two weeks of a residential rehabilitation program, subjects receiving NET exhibited a dropout rate of less than 2% and experienced long-term drug abstinence rates of approximately 80% (n=186).
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Rat studies have shown NET to modulate metabolism of the neurotransmitter serotonin in brain areas related to learning, mood and hormonal regulation.
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| Opiate Withdrawal Severity scores for women in 2007 Lanarkshire (Scotland) Pilot |
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