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Posted on Tuesday, August 1st, 2017 at 12:00 am.
John Gillen - Author | Last Updated: 4th January 2021
Before ketamine detox can begin, it is important to understand the effects and risks associated with the drug.
Ketamine is a powerful anesthetic that is used on humans and animals. It is often billed as a “horse-tranquilizer” in newspaper headlines. It is usually in the form of a grainy white powder, although it can come in a liquid or tablet form.
Users claim it makes them feel very relaxed, giving a feeling that they are floating away. Some users feel incapable of moving, sometimes feeling detached from their body, similar to a near-death experience. It can also have hallucinogenic effects, changing how users see and hear things.
There are many risks associated with taking ketamine. These can include:
We have a range of drug and alcohol rehab treatments to help with your ketamine addiction; including detox, counselling and holistic therapies. For more information call us on .
John Gillen - Author - Last updated: 4th January 2021
John Gillen is a leading addiction treatment expert with over 15 years of experience in providing evidence-based treatment methods for individuals throughout the UK. John is also the co-author of the book, The Secret Disease of Addiction which delves into how the addictive mind works and what treatment techniques work best.
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