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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Beachcomber Family CenterRehab Treatment CenterDelray Beach, FLDetails
• Sundance CenterRehab Treatment CenterScottsdale, AZDetails
• Highline Addiction RecoveryRehab Treatment CenterTukwila, WADetails
• Caron Treatment CenterRehab Treatment CenterWernersville, PADetails
• Seabrook HouseRehab Treatment CenterSeabrook, NJDetails

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Find a GHB Rehab Clinic that can Help You

If you have been using GHB and you haven't been able to stop using on your own, don't despair. Help is available. All you need to do is call one of the treatment centers listed in our directory.

What is GHB?

GHB is another term for gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid, which is a substance that is naturally present in the body's central nervous system. It is also found in wine, beef, and small varieties of citrus fruits. GHB is available by prescription under the name "Xyrem" and is used to treat people with narcolepsy.

GHB, pictured here, is known on the street as "Liquid Ecstasy", "Liquid X", and "Liquid G." It is a depressant that produces a feeling of euphoria, an increased libido, and an enhanced appreciation for music and movement in small doses. Liquid Ecstasy may be used by people involved in the club scene. A person using "Liquid X" will feel the intoxicating effects for between 1.5 and 3 hours. The effects of using the drug will last longer if the person ingests it with alcohol.

Causes of GHB Addiction

"Liquid G" is physically addictive, and may also create a psychological dependency as well. Taking the drug repeatedly over several days can lead to addiction. If the person addicted to "Liquid X" doesn't get another dose, they start to go into physical withdrawal symptoms, including chest pain, muscle aches, insomnia, anxiety, and sweating.

 

Treatment for GHB Addiction

When you contact a GHB treatment clinic, the first thing that happens is that the staff will evaluate your condition and discuss the treatment plan with you. You will need to go through a medically-supervised detox process before you can begin the treatment and recovery portion of the program.

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