Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Can Suboxone Doctors Use The Bernese Method Of Microdosing Suboxone With Their Patients?
Can Suboxone Doctors Use The Bernese Method Of Microdosing Suboxone With Their Patients?
Can Suboxone Doctors Use The Bernese Method Of Microdosing Suboxone With Their Patients?
Saturday 30th April 2022
Dr. Mark Leeds explains the Bernese method of microdosing Suboxone for opioid addiction, highlighting harm reduction and patient retention benefits.
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Get the buttons here!Microdosing Suboxone: The Bernese Method Explained by Dr. Mark Leeds
Doctors have an opportunity to not only employ a modified version, the bernese method, for patients, but they may also improve on it by starting patients at even lower dosages using specially formulated buprenorphine compounds.
Ever wondered if there's a way to make opioid addiction treatment less daunting? Dr. Mark Leeds, an addiction specialist, introduces listeners to the Bernese method of microdosing Suboxone. This innovative approach could be a game-changer for those struggling with opioid dependence. Traditional Suboxone induction often requires patients to endure withdrawal symptoms, but the Bernese method allows for tiny doses while still using opioids like heroin, easing the transition and reducing discomfort. Dr.
Leeds delves into how this method can improve patient retention and lead to better treatment outcomes. He also covers the science behind buprenorphine and opioid receptor blocking, making complex concepts easy to grasp. If you're looking for fresh perspectives on harm reduction and effective addiction therapy, this episode is a must-listen.