Multiple Choice
Why is the ultrarapid detoxification process thought to be an effective treatment for opioid addiction?
A) By hyper-activating opioid receptors, the body quickly counteracts the effects of opioid receptor activation, decreasing the duration of withdrawal symptoms.
B) By blocking opioid receptors, the body quickly adapts to a lack of opioid receptor activation, decreasing the duration of withdrawal symptoms.
C) By hyper-activating opioid receptors, the body quickly counteracts the effects of opioid receptor activation, decreasing the severity of withdrawal symptoms.
D) By blocking opioid receptors, the body quickly adapts to a lack of opioid receptor activation, decreasing the severity of withdrawal symptoms.
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