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60-day Painkiller Addiction Program

Can't Stop Taking Painkillers?

THE 60-DAY PAINKILLER ADDICTION PROGRAM

Watch This Video and Learn:

  • 3 options if you are dealing with dependency
  • Why a M.D. Gastroenterologist believes it works so well
  • What powerful results came from the clinical study
  • How an addiction specialist believes this works from home
  • Why it is safe and the best of the best

But now there's a way out...there is hope!

PuriCorp Labs has released the first ever "treat yourself" painkiller addiction program. Originally created to help prescription painkiller addicts recover and detox in a clinical setting, the 60-day treatment is now available for home use, keeping you comfortable and this issue private.

The Puridone Painkiller Addiction Program has been
proven effective with prescription drugs such as:

  • Percocet
  • Oxycontin
  • Vicodin
  • Darvocet
  • Dilaudid
  • Opana
  • Lorcet
  • Hydrocodone
  • Methadone
CUSTOMER REVIEW

Nicole B.

Title: Dentist's Office Employee

I was naive to the opiate addiction world. I have hepatitis but after 30 days on puridone my blood results were great along with my liver enzymes. I rarely have cramps, it helps with my sleeping, and I feel healthier all over.


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You should start Puridone as soon as possible.

WHAT IS PURIDONE?

Originally only available and administered to assist methadone patients and heroin addicts while going through detox like effects, Puridone's proprietary formula with patent pending technology is now available in a 60-day home treatment, through the Puridone Painkiller Addiction Program.

Puridone has been clinically researched and found to assist the body in rebalancing itself chemically, and help ease withdrawal symptoms, thereby lessening the craving for opiates.



It is specifically designed to help the body cope with the debilitating withdrawal symptoms associated with detoxing from drugs.




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From your brain's perspective,

taking painkillers is no different than injecting heroin.
Both are equally addictive.

What typically happens when you're addicted to painkillers?

Path of a painkiller addict

The University of Buffalo
conducted a study on patients hospitalized for opioid detox.

How they got hooked:

  • 41% legitimately prescribed for pain
  • 32% friend or parent's left-over pills
  • 26% drugs on the street


92%
of the patients in the study said they eventually bought drugs off the street, primarily heroin.

Most people who try heroin do so for a simple high – and they achieve it, but at a cost.

Once the body becomes accustomed to opiates (and this occurs extremely quickly) it will revolt if the drugs stop coming.

 

Eventually,

the dosage of opiates contained in painkillers will no longer be enough to remedy the symptoms of your addiction.

These painkillers are particularly dangerous because they depress the central nervous system, slowing down breathing and the brainstem’s responsiveness to CO2 to the point where someone abusing these medications can simply stop breathing. Combine these painkillers with alcohol, another depressant, and you've got a recipe for disaster.

Without Puridone, you have 3 options:

  • 1. Heroin

    Once your body becomes dependent on the opiate fix, it takes more and more of the drug to achieve a similar feeling. The graduated step from prescription painkiller use is heroin. Once you start taking heroin, the chances of stopping on your own drop dramatically.

  • 2. Methadone Clinic

    Methadone is a synthetic opioid, used medically as an analgesic and a maintenance anti-addictive for use in patients with opioid dependency. Although chemically unlike morphine or heroin, methadone acts on the same opioid receptors as these drugs, and thus has many of the same effects.

  • 3. Losing everything trying to feed the addiction

    By the time you reach heroin or methadone, you are steps away from losing everything of value in your life. You will try to fund your addiction by any means necessary and if you have not already, you will have lost those people in your life who you hold most dear. Eventually, your path will end in prison or death! Don't let it get to this point - if at all possible.

State Funded

Methadone Clinics

are for people addicted to painkillers who cannot help themselves?

Once you are fully addicted to painkillers or heroin, a Methadone Clinic that administers a daily dose of a synthetic opiate might be your last stop.

Do something NOW so you don't end up in a Methadone Clinic addicted to methadone.

Methadone can be used either permanently for "maintenance" or tapered down over time as part of a slower detoxification program. The only problem with this method is that methadone is, in and of itself, an incredibly addicting substance.

Heroin addicts take it when they're out of cash.

Methadone is usually the drug of choice for heroin addicts since it reduces the need for a "fix" although cravings may still occur.

Don't ignore the warning signs!

You should avoid, at all costs, reaching the point where you have to depend on the government for your drug. Once you’re fully addicted to painkillers, you might end up standing in line next to heroin addicts to receive your daily dose of methadone.

NURSE'S REVIEW

Bea R. Dolor, Nurse

  • SOAR Medical Clinic, Chester PA
  • RN for 20 years - specializing in detox and addiction treatments
  • Administered the Puridone to all of the participants during the clinical study

I administer Puridone to over 100 methadone patients per day in the clinic. It helps them sleep better, lowers their anxiety and has improved their overall health even while still on Methadone. Most of them can't imagine life without Puridone.


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All Natural Product

Puridone complies with all mandatory testing for purity, safety, and accuracy. The formulation combines the highest quality natural ingredients with cutting edge patent pending technology. Puridone is made with all-natural ingredients.

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CLINICAL STUDY RESULTS

Puridone Clinical Study

The Puridone study protocol was developed by Dr. Richard Goldfarb and conducted by Dr. Domenick Braccia. Dr. Goldfarb is the Medical Director of BCCR, which has been a principal investigator for several major drug companies including Pfizer, Novartis, El Lily, Bristol Myers-Squibb, Johnson and Johnson, Sanofi-Aventis and Astra Zeneca.

The clinical study was a 30-day, open label administration of Puridone in an outpatient treatment program in Chester, PA. Each subject was required to sign in on a daily basis and received a daily-supervised administration of one ounce of Puridone for a total of 30 consecutive days. The study took place between February and April 2011.

In order to test mood changes the study we utilized the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI). The average Beck score before and after the study was 21.9 and 9.9 respectively. This represents an improvement of 121%. This level of improvement in the BDI, the most commonly known tools for measuring the severity of depression in individuals, is considered quite impressive.

In addition to the positive verified outcomes reflected in the graph, it is important to note that there were no negative effects from using Puridone. It was shown actually to have improved liver function as evidenced by the LFT results in as little as 30 days. The main test for kidney function, as well as other readings determined by the CMP remained stable and in health ranges.

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