Sonata Withdrawal and Sonata Detox
In this Special Report, John Giordano, founder of The National Institute for Holistic Addiction Studies, discusses Sonata Withdrawal and Detox.
What is Sonata?
Sonata’s purpose is to help the individual to stay asleep longer and to decrease the number of times an individual is awakened each night.
Sonata is in a class of medications called “hypnotics.” It simply works by slowing down the brain’s activity to allow the brain to sleep.
Sonata Withdrawal and Sonata Detox
What is Sonata withdrawal?
Withdrawal from Sonata can result in severe withdrawal problems, not just simply annoying, but agonizing and possibly life-threatening.
This depends on the course of one’s own unique metabolism and how long it has been taken.
Sonata can rapidly lead to physical dependence and, from there, addiction.
What are Sonata withdrawal symptoms?
Grouchiness, irritability, sweating, upset stomach, vomiting, stomach cramps, muscle cramps, shakiness, anxiety, panic attack, fatigue, exhaustion, seizures, dizziness, unusual dreams and insomnia.
What is Sonata detox?
Withdrawal from Sonata can be severe.
People trying to stop their sleep aides need to slowly taper off the dosages to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
A substance medical drug detox program will address one’s metabolic needs and state of mental health, and it will also provide nutritional support and monitor hydration, which will also help to alleviate the worst of Sonata withdrawal symptoms.
Sonata Withdrawal and Detox
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