Were you prescribed benzos for insomnia, anxiety, or seizures? Has your short-term use become long-term abuse? Are you unsure about what to do next?  

In 2019, over 92 million benzodiazepine prescriptions were dispensed in the United States. Studies from a decade prior indicate an increase in benzo overdose in combination with other drugs and alcohol use. But, not until September 2020 did the FDA require benzodiazepines to include an addiction warning on the label. 

If you are struggling with benzodiazepine abuse and you are ready to go to benzo detox in Orange County, contact Indah Recovery today. Our comprehensive luxury benzo detox and treatment center provides state-of-the-art medical care and treatment. 

What Are Benzos?

Benzos are the street name for Benzodiazepines. Also known by brand names like Valium, Xanax, Halcion, Ativan, and Klonopin, benzos are addictive depressants. Benzodiazepines produce sedation, hypnosis, relieve anxiety and muscle spasms, and reduce seizures. 

They are a Schedule IV prescription drug that can be administered in tablets or syrup. Benzos can be taken by mouth, crushed and snorted, or injected. 

In the last 20 years, trends show an increase in prescribing benzos and opioids has developed. Studies have shown that this combination creates a ten times higher likelihood of overdose death. Taking into consideration the prevalence of benzodiazepines in overdose related deaths has caused doctors and prescribing physicians to monitor the prescription more closely.

Benzos should only be taken as advised by a doctor and doctors should be made aware of any and all medications individuals are currently taking to decrease accidental overdose.

Why Are Benzos Addictive?

Benzos are addictive because of the impact they have on the brain and the powerful high they can create. 

Benzos block the inhibitors for dopamine in the brain allowing the dopamine-producing neurons in the brain to run unchecked. This excessive release of dopamine creates a feel-good high triggering the reward centers in the brain. 

In simpler terms, you take a benzo, it creates an intense high making you feel relaxed and calm, and your body wants that again. This cycle of your body wanting more or craving the benzos creates addiction. 

What Are the Signs of Benzo Addiction?

Benzo abuse is characterized by the specific impact it has on the mind and body. Benzo abuse can cause amnesia, hostility, irritability, vivid or disturbing dreams, sleepiness, and/or relaxed mood. Signs of a benzo overdose include extreme drowsiness, impaired coordination, decreased reflexes, decreased respiration, coma, and death.

Why Should You Go to Benzo Detox in Orange County?

Indah Recovery is a comprehensive benzo detox center in Orange County. Our goal of creating a safe and welcoming environment allows our clients to focus on rehabilitation. Through our high-quality medical care, all clients receive tailored addiction treatment plans to meet their specific needs. Utilizing traditional, holistic, and evidence-based practices our approach to benzo addiction treatment is second to none.

Our luxury benzo detox center in Orange County offers semi-private rooms with spa-like bathrooms, shared common spaces, and gorgeous relaxing recreation areas. Close to Laguna Beach, our detox center is nestled in a quiet neighborhood perfect for relaxation and rehabilitation.

At Indah Recovery, our focus is on your wellness. We offer individualized and compassionate care to all our clients. Our intimate facility allows clients and clinicians to get to know each other and develop the positive social skills necessary for sober living. 

Additionally, we support clients with alcohol, drug, and dual diagnosis disorders. Our comprehensive intake analysis and evaluation provides us the knowledge necessary to develop tailored treatment plans and support clients through their rehabilitation.

Contact Indah Recovery today to experience luxury benzo detox in Orange County.