FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

CEDEMEX detoxes people from opiates and cocaine. There are no official studies as to CEDEMEX’ ability to eliminate craving for alcohol and nicotine but we are looking forward to exploring this. There have been some reports of success with methamphetamine and crack but compared to cocaine CEDEMEX is not as effective with these two stimulants. We will also be exploring how CEDEMEX interacts with suboxone and subutex. We will update this site with the most recent information on efficacy research.

Does CEDEMEX interact with any other drugs?There have been no reports of any interaction of CEDEMEX with any drugs in proximity. No interactions have been observed.

CEDEMEX is not toxic.

It’s administered orally, very simply, in capsule form.

It depends on the individual, but it varies between 5 and 10 days for the initial treatment, followed by 1 1/2 months to 3 months of maintenance doses.

Typically, it causes one to sleep quite a bit. Approximately 50 to 70% of withdrawal symptoms are eliminated, and the duration of the withdrawal process is 50 to 70% shorter. So the person rests quite a bit with minimal withdrawal symptoms.

Psychologically one will feel relieved and rested. CEDEMEX has a very positive effect on people struggling with psychological issues, such as depression or bipolar disorder.

There are no psychotropic effects with CEDEMEX.

Yes, CEDEMEX significantly prevents the symptoms of PAWS.

Yes, the maintenance doses significantly reduce, short and long term cravings.

Yes, CEDEMEX can be done safely at home, although some people may prefer to take CEDEMEX in a more therapeutic environment or in Family settings.

No! There is no type of ‘high’ that the person will experience.

According to the results of one of the studies performed one week after detoxification people who continue taking CEDEMEX (40 capsules a day) during a 10-day period at home, the relapse rate is 7%.

As far as we know CEDEMEX has no interactions with other psychoactive compounds.