Halcion Withdrawal

Halcion withdrawal - "Long story short - I tried several times with my doctor to withdrawal from Halcion and could never make it. Your program worked and I am now drug free 90 days and feel fine." Damon

Hopefully you know this already, Halcion must be reduced very slowly. In 1999, Jim Harper began assisting individuals off Halcion and other like medications. In 1999, there was not much information available about withdrawal and Jim had to develop such a withdrawal program.

The first step Jim took was to describe and publish how to taper Halcion. Those steps are still used today and most every drug manufacturer recommends these simple steps.

“Reduce the Halcion slowly and gradually. If Halcion withdrawal side effects begin and they are too severe, go back up to the last dosage you were taking and feeling fine at, remain at that Halcion dosage until you are ready to continue with the Halcion taper. When you do resume the Halcion taper, reduce the Halcion slower this time.

It is recommended Halcion withdrawal be at 5% and only reduce another 5 percent every two weeks. No faster than that. It is ok to wait more days or weeks before reducing further and you should not reduce the Halcion further if you are feeling any withdrawal side effects.

In 1999, Jim found 50 percent of the people could get off the medication with this method and 50 percent could not. The 50 percent that could withdrawal from Halcion still suffered a degree of side effects.

Using his DNA testing laboratory, Jim ran hundreds of DNA test on individuals to see if was something in common with the DNA of those suffering withdrawal. A few things were isolated but the breakthrough came when testing our DNA for nutritional supplement metabolism. Possibly you’ve heard of 21 and Me, the DNA testing company out now. Their test was close to what Jim pioneered years before but his was much more complete.  

Using the DNA information, Jim first formulated supplements to help with Halcion withdrawal in 2004. This turned out to be a major breakthrough for a successful Halcion withdrawal.

Throughout the last two decades Jim’s program has become simplified. You no longer need to read a 300 page book with all the details. You can follow the instructions on most every supplement bottle. There’s one exception to that but this is still very simple.

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Follow the instructions found on the other bottles and you have this part done easily. REDUCE THE Halcion VERY SLOWLY.

If side effects become too much, reduce the Halcion by 2% instead of the 5%.

Talk to your pharmacist and physician about having the Halcion compounded to these Halcion withdrawal amounts.

What is Halcion

Halcion is a benzodiazepine which is a class of drug that acts as central nervous system depressant, or sedative and tranquilizer.

Halcion is an anxiolytic drug prescribed to treat seizure disorders and also panic disorders by slowing down some of the bodily and brain functions related to anxiety and stress. Halcion is thought to increase the presence of gamma amino-butyric acid (GABA) in the brain, which helps to slow down heart rate and blood pressure, and calmemotional disturbances.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, warns that taking Halcion can be habit-forming and that users may become physically and psychologically dependent to the drug. Users should therefore not stop taking Halcion suddenly without medical supervision due to the dangerous side effects, or Halcion withdrawal symptoms that may occur after the discontinuation of the drug. Side effects and withdrawal may occur in users who take the drug only as prescribed.

Halcion and other benzodiazepines are often abused and even taken with other drugs and/or alcohol, which may increase the withdrawal side effects. The Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) reported that over 61,000 people sought emergency department treatment for a negative reaction involving the recreational, or nonmedical use, of Halcion in 2011.

Halcion when taken or abused for any length of time, can produce chemical changes in the brain. Parts of the brain that are normally suppressed by the drug may become accustomed to the interaction of the drug and stop functioning normally without it. This is when a dependence on the drug has been formed. When Halcion is removed, these functions that were being dampened are suddenly not, and a kind of rebound may occur. The symptoms that Halcion may have been managing, such as anxiety, panic, seizures, and insomnia, may then be magnified.

Withdrawal Symptoms

The drug should not be stopped suddenly or without the direct supervision and guidance of a medical professional. Potentially fatal seizures or a coma may occur with the sudden cessation of Halcion.

Withdrawal from Halcion can be dangerous and can be life-threatening.

Halcion withdrawal symptoms can include:

• Headaches
• Stomach pain
• Nausea
• Tremors
• Sweating
• Hallucinations
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Confusion
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Seizures
• Thoughts of suicide

Acute withdrawal symptoms normally peak two weeks after stopping use of Halcion, but subtle signs can last anywhere from a week to a month.

This is why most inpatient Halcion withdrawal programs do not work. They get you off the medication but with the short withdrawal period by the time you are getting off the plane on your return home the Halcion withdrawal is starting. We have received thousands of request for help by people that have experienced this. We can assist but it definitely more difficult.

It is very import you have a successful Halcion with your first attempt at coming off Halcion.

Things Influencing Withdrawal

A positive note – The length of time you have been taking Halcion does not make Halcion easier or more difficult. Once the Halcion has made it through your system and the body is expecting more of it to function, the withdrawal is the same. You may have taking Halcion for 30 days or 3 years; it really does not matter.

You still need to do a Halcion withdrawal slowly and gradually.

Because Halcion is a high-potency benzodiazepine with a relatively short onset of action, it is used in the treatment of serious anxiety disorders, such as panic disorder.

However, these properties also leave open the potential for the development of a serious physical dependence on Halcion. The syndrome of physical dependence occurs as an individual’s system adjusts to the presence of a drug in the system and in a sense learns to operate efficiently only when the drug is present in the system at certain levels. Other system functions compensate for the presence of the drug, and the release and maintenance of freestanding levels of neurotransmitters, hormones, and the functioning levels of all systems in the body are adjusted according to the presence of the drug.

When an individual stops taking the drug or reduces the dosage of the drug significantly, and these freestanding levels of the drug in the system decline, the individual’s system is thrown out of balance, resulting in a reaction that leads to the release or inhibition of neurotransmitters, hormones, etc. This situation results in the physical withdrawal symptoms that occur when one stops taking Halcion. The physical withdrawal symptoms are accompanied by emotional and behavioral symptoms that are very uncomfortable for the person.