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Meth is a highly addictive stimulant that causes a rush of Dopamine to flood into the user’s brain. Dopamine is a neural chemical associated with feelings of euphoria. The brain usually dispenses Dopamine as a reward to encourage memory retention, motivation, and learning. The amount of Dopamine produced by methamphetamine use is much higher than the natural amount of Dopamine that is typically produced by the brain. The resulting chemical imbalance feeds a person’s addiction to meth by making them crave higher dosages of the drug to maintain the same pleasurable feelings.
Meth is a highly addictive stimulant that causes a rush of Dopamine to flood into the user’s brain. Dopamine is a neural chemical associated with feelings of euphoria. The brain usually dispenses Dopamine as a reward to encourage memory retention, motivation, and learning. The amount of Dopamine produced by methamphetamine use is much higher than the natural amount of Dopamine that is typically produced by the brain. The resulting chemical imbalance feeds a person’s addiction to meth by making them crave higher dosages of the drug to maintain the same pleasurable feelings.
The quick progression of tolerance to meth along with its cheap price increase the likelihood of a person becoming rapidly addicted to the drug. When a person stops using meth, they will not be satisfied by the relatively low amount of Dopamine they receive naturally. This can lead to extended periods of “Anhedonia” or an inability to feel pleasure. Other common withdrawal symptoms of meth are anxiety, depression, fatigue and, insomnia. When faced with these withdrawal symptoms, a meth user will often begin using the drug again to regain a feeling of normalcy. This cycle makes meth addiction difficult to beat without professional help.
Once a person who is addicted to methamphetamines decides to quit, it is critical that they undergo a medically supervised detox. The effects of meth on the heart and central nervous system can lead to seizures, heart attacks, and strokes. In order to safely avoid any severe complications, a person should be under the care of trained professionals while recovering from meth addiction.
Our Inpatient methamphetamine treatment program is a great option for anyone who wants needs an escape from the stresses of work, school, or the toxic relationships that have kept them in the cycle of addiction. The immersive nature of inpatient rehab allows our patients the opportunity to reexamine their life choices free from the influence of their everyday environment.
Our inpatient program offers behavioral therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). These therapies teach patients to change the way that they interact with the world around them, thereby improving the way that they perceive themselves and even life itself.
Southern California Sunrise Recovery Center employs a variety of Holistic methods that treat the whole person. These Holistic treatments work from the inside-out. Our patients eat nutrient-rich meals that help restore their body’s natural balance. They exercise regularly to burn off excess stress and experience the natural high of endorphins. Using these techniques, our patients can restore their brain’s equilibrium and begin to feel whole again.
Patients at Southern California Sunrise Recovery Center will be provided with meals and comfortable accommodations in our Mission Viejo Addiction Treatment Center. They will participate in counseling sessions, attend 12-Step meetings, and go on fun outings all under the supervision of our expert staff. Contact our Admissions specialist to begin residential treatment for meth addiction. Our Inpatient Meth Rehab accepts most Insurance Plans and can help you or a loved one get sober.
If you or a loved need to safely detox from drugs or alcohol, contact Southern California Sunrise Recovery Center Today.
