Question: Ivan, what methods exist for removing drugs from the body? Answer: as practice shows, the question has its own popularity. Therefore, today I will gladly tell you what methods there are, since drug addiction is one of the most dangerous social problems these days. Let's start with the fact that drugs are a group of chemicals that affect the central nervous system and also contribute to the formation addictions - psychological and physical. Depending on the type of drugs, there are many ways to use them. This may be by injection, oral tablet form, smoking the substance, or inhalation through the nasal mucosa. But let's take a closer look at how you can remove drugs from the human body. The methods by which drugs can be removed from the body are divided into only two types. We are talking about artificial and natural methods. As for the natural, everything is quite simple here. If substances were consumed orally, that is, they entered the stomach, then vomiting will best help remove them from the body. As a rule, if an overdose occurs, the brain sends signals that the body is in danger and vomiting occurs on its own. But if you use drugs in other ways, that is, smoking, injecting or snorting, then vomiting will not help. In such cases, toxins will not be released through the stomach, but through the kidneys, intestines and liver. In fact, in a natural way, the breakdown products of narcotic substances are eliminated from the body for quite a long time. And if we are talking about regular use, then the liver and kidneys work to the limit. Of course, this causes the organs to wear out and can no longer perform their functions, since over time it becomes more and more difficult for them to remove toxins from the body. But the process of removing toxins naturally can be accelerated. To do this, you can resort to sorbents, diuretics, and drinking plenty of fluids. Here is brief information about how long narcotic substances stay in the human body. Morphine - up to 3 days in the urine and 6 - 8 hours in the blood. Methadone - 3-4 days in the urine, in the blood up to 2-3 days. Codeine – 24 hours in urine and 12 hours in blood. Heroin – 3-4 days in urine and 12 hours in blood. Cocaine – 3-4 days in urine and 1-2 days in blood. THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol – 7 days or more in urine and about 14 days in the blood. Ecstasy – 3-4 days in the urine and 1-2 days in the blood. Amphetamine – 1-3 days in the urine and 12 hours in the blood. Methamphetamine – 3-5 days in the urine and 1-3 in blood. LSD - 1-3 days in urine and 2 - 3 hours in blood. Barbiturates - 2-4 days in urine and 1-2 days in blood. Methaqualone - 7 days in urine. Phencyclidine - 8 days in urine. Benzodiazepines - from 1 up to 10 days in urine. Propoxyphene 1-2 days in urine. Now to the second method by which you can remove narcotic substances from the body - artificial. Its main feature is that it is used in medical institutions, since without the proper skills. and the formation of artificial removal of toxins can be very harmful. The procedure itself involves filtering blood, lymph and plasma using special devices. This is followed by the use of medications that promote the rapid removal of toxins from the body by neutralizing them. Unfortunately, we have not yet come up with a method that would help remove the breakdown products of drugs from the human body instantly. You can ask the question “how to quickly remove drugs from the body” by calling the hotline: 8 800 700 65 97 Period during which waste and toxins will be released from the body depends on several factors. This will include a person’s height, his weight, gender, what kind of lifestyle he led, and metabolism will also play an important role. But be that as it may, drug removal is always a long process. Special tests help identify their presence in the body - their results are based on blood and saliva tests