Ultra Rapid Opioid Detox (UROD)

Ultra Rapid Opioid Detox (UROD) can be defined as a costly and a effective way in treating withdrawal symptoms suffered due to a narcotic addiction.

The individual ingests opiate antagonists drugs such as naltrexone, which replaces opiate narcotics such as heroin, while the addicted is heavily sedated.

Health professionals have branded the procedure deceitful as studies done by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) proved that sedation has no effect in treating opioid dependence.