Interested in Withdrawing from Your Benzodiazepine?

Regain Your Life From Benzo Addiction

Addiction to benzodiazepines is a serious condition where the individual becomes psychologically and physically dependent. Therapeutic dose dependence is the largest category of people addicted to benzodiazepines and although some do not increase their dose, many find the breakthrough anxiety intolerable and an increase of dose is required in an attempt to minimize symptoms. Tolerance can develop within days or weeks as the calming effects are no longer achieved. There is little evidence that benzodiazepines retain their anti-anxiety, anticonvulsant, hypnotic, and muscle relaxant qualities after a few months of use. Since benzos affect GABA, the most prevalent calming neurotransmitter, benzodiazepines have a profound effect on almost every aspect of the body and brain. In a rapid or abrupt withdrawal the sedative effects can be replaced by insomnia, nightmares, anxiety, panic and muscle spasms. Withdrawal symptoms are a normal response after using benzodiazepines long term (greater than 10-14 days), therefore it is essential to withdraw slowly to allow the receptors time to regenerate.

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