Detox, also known as detoxification, is the first step in the recovery process for most drug and alcohol addictions.

The detox process cleanses our bodies of addictive chemicals, enabling patients to stabilize their physical and mental health to move into an inpatient or outpatient program.
During cleaning, the patient ceases to use the substance or substances to which he is addicted or gradually reduces the dose used (referred to as “tapering”) under medical supervision.

The result is that their bodies experience a setback, a series of painful, uncomfortable and often frightening symptoms, from desires to hallucinations.
In some cases, withdrawal symptoms such as seizures can also cause death, so professional and proper medical supervision is critical.

This is especially true of alcohol, barbiturates, benzodiazepines and opioid withdrawals.
During the withdrawal, medical intervention is often needed to keep the patient safe and comfortable. Some of the most common interventions include medication and treatment.

At Holina, we use a variety of detoxification methods that include – treating the enema, treating with the help of healthy smoothies to strengthen the patient’s body and immune system, treating needles, medical massage and the Buddhist sauna highlight

The Buddhist sauna is based on 12 medicinal plants that, according to Buddhist knowledge, have the purpose and secret of mixing it together and their slow cooking in the sauna. The plants evaporate and when the patient breathes them they clean all the toxins out of their body by a physical secretion.

It is a unique sauna that allows the patient to emerge as a new person full of energy and calm after 30 minutes of treatment, from the first treatment

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