If you are contemplating or experiencing Benzodiazepine Withdrawal, more commonly referred to as Benzo Withdrawal, Benzo Exodus is here to help guide, educate and support you along your way to a fulfilling and healthy life!
Withdrawal from benzos can be a long and, sometimes, painful and arduous event in a person's life. The choice to withdraw from these drugs will be the best choice a person can make. However, global support and understanding of the Benzodiazepine Withdrawal Syndrome is severely lacking making it necessary for those experiencing the phenomenon to seek out help, education and support in any way they can. Benzo Exodus is committed to getting the word out regarding Benzo Withdrawal with the hope that the world becomes more educated and public treatment programs tailored to the syndrome become available worldwide.
We are also committed to providing the best support, understanding and education possible to help guide a person to, through and out of their withdrawal journey.
LIST OF COMMONLY PRESCRIBED BENZODIAZEPINES INCLUDE:
XANAX (alprazolam)
ATIVAN (lorazepam)
LIBRIUM (chlordiazepoxide)
DORAL (quazepam)
VALIUM (diazepam)
SERAX (oxazepam)
PROSOM (estazolam)
ROHYPNOL (flunitrazopam)
RESTORIL (temazepam)
KLONOPIN (RIVOTRIL) (clonazepam)
HALCION (triazolam)
LEXOTAN (bromazepam)
MOGADON (nitrazepam)
CENTRAX (prazepam)
There are many other benzodiazepines as well as Z Drugs used to induce Sleep. Although not classified as benzodiazepines, Z Drugs affect the same areas of the brain and can be difficult to withdraw from. A list of Z Drugs includes:
SONATA (zaleplon) LUNESTA (ezopiclone) AMBIEN (zolpidem)
WHEREVER YOU MAY BE IN THIS PROCESS, BENZO EXODUS IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING YOU THROUGHOUT YOUR JOURNEY TOWARD FREEDOM FROM BENZOS!
Follow the link below to become a member of Benzo Exodus support forums and start receiving the support and information you need to be successful today!
Withdrawal from benzos can be a long and, sometimes, painful and arduous event in a person's life. The choice to withdraw from these drugs will be the best choice a person can make. However, global support and understanding of the Benzodiazepine Withdrawal Syndrome is severely lacking making it necessary for those experiencing the phenomenon to seek out help, education and support in any way they can. Benzo Exodus is committed to getting the word out regarding Benzo Withdrawal with the hope that the world becomes more educated and public treatment programs tailored to the syndrome become available worldwide.
We are also committed to providing the best support, understanding and education possible to help guide a person to, through and out of their withdrawal journey.
LIST OF COMMONLY PRESCRIBED BENZODIAZEPINES INCLUDE:
XANAX (alprazolam)
ATIVAN (lorazepam)
LIBRIUM (chlordiazepoxide)
DORAL (quazepam)
VALIUM (diazepam)
SERAX (oxazepam)
PROSOM (estazolam)
ROHYPNOL (flunitrazopam)
RESTORIL (temazepam)
KLONOPIN (RIVOTRIL) (clonazepam)
HALCION (triazolam)
LEXOTAN (bromazepam)
MOGADON (nitrazepam)
CENTRAX (prazepam)
There are many other benzodiazepines as well as Z Drugs used to induce Sleep. Although not classified as benzodiazepines, Z Drugs affect the same areas of the brain and can be difficult to withdraw from. A list of Z Drugs includes:
SONATA (zaleplon) LUNESTA (ezopiclone) AMBIEN (zolpidem)
WHEREVER YOU MAY BE IN THIS PROCESS, BENZO EXODUS IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING YOU THROUGHOUT YOUR JOURNEY TOWARD FREEDOM FROM BENZOS!
Follow the link below to become a member of Benzo Exodus support forums and start receiving the support and information you need to be successful today!
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