Narconon Blog

The most important thing I have ever done thus far in my 56 years of life is Narconon. The sauna cleared my mind and body of the alcohol and other drugs. It aided the awakening of my mind, and so I could acknowledge and accept the fact that it was me, my choices, my actions, my excuses...

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I have never been more calm and confident mentally and spiritually stable in my entire life. I appreciate everyone for their time, patience, and support throughout me being here. You changed me for the better, and I will never forget my time and stay here.

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Kelly is a 44-year-old single mother of two daughters, ages 18 and 14. A graduate of Texas A&M, Kelly spent much of her life devoted to volleyball—a sport she truly excelled in after earning a college scholarship. Despite her athletic success, her life was marked by significant struggles.

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Wow. It took me a long time to get to this point. But, man, it was worth it. I fought this program most of the way. Withdrawal makes total sense. The Detox/Purification AKA “sauna” is so obvious I don’t know why it’s not standard practice.

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How would parents react if they learned that a drug dealer was hiding in their home, trying to entice their adolescent child to try drugs? And what would parents think if they learned that the drug dealer rode the school bus with their child?  (Never mind that another drug dealer is in the school yard.)

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Addiction to street drugs, pharmaceuticals, and alcohol is rampant among Americans today. In 2022, SAHMSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) conducted a survey showing 48.7 million people aged 12 or older had a substance abuse disorder in the last year.

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As individuals navigate the path to recovery from drug addiction, it becomes evident that incorporating healthy eating habits, essential vitamins, and quality sleep is instrumental in promoting healing and wellness. By recognizing the profound impact of nutrition and sleep on physical and mental health, those in recovery can equip themselves with powerful tools to support their journey towards sobriety.

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My relapse after 8 years of sobriety happened in the blink of an eye. For so long I felt that I had my life handled, and I was confident that I would be successful, then life happened.

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While the world of rehab and addiction has been preoccupied with fentanyl (as it should be), another abuse problem has been silently growing. The problem in professional journals and studies is named sedative, hypnotic and anxiolytic use disorders.

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Today, I am proud to say I am sober. I no longer rely on drugs, alcohol, or the many prescriptions I once thought were essential. I feel healthy, confident, and free. Most importantly, I have a renewed sense of purpose and hope for the future.

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