Suboxone Clinics in Tempe Arizona is drug addiction treatment centers for patients suffering from drug or alcohol addiction. Subutex is one of the prescription medicines prescribed by physicians in Tempe Arizona to patients suffering from opiate dependence and other drugs. The medicine has been proven to help reduce withdrawal symptoms during detoxification, enabling a patient to return to normal behavior while getting rid of the addictive substance. Patients who suffer from alcohol or drug addiction will benefit greatly from Subutex as it is a medication that can help reduce cravings for drugs or alcohol. It is also an opiate-specific drug, which means it has specific effects on the body’s nervous system. Subutex is an opiate medication that is prescribed only to patients suffering from extreme opiate dependency. Subutex works by blocking the opiate receptors in the brain so that it cannot feel the opiate effect. Subutex works by preventing the brain’s reward system from sending any signals to the brain saying that a person needs a drug. When patients who suffer from severe alcohol or drug addiction begin to use Subutex, their brain sends out “reward” signals, which they hope will bring on an increased sense of euphoria and happiness. When the signals come, the brain becomes so excited that it floods the area where the brain is responsible for storing pleasurable memories with opiates. After a period of time, the brain finally realizes that the signals were not coming from a pleasurable event but from the withdrawals caused by Subutex. Subutex is made up of four different parts: The Base, Syrup, Coadrinex and the Subutex capsule. Each of these components work in different ways in helping to treat drug addicts. The base has a calming effect on the central nervous system. Syrup has the same effect, while the coadrinex contains a mild opiate component and helps in increasing urine flow. Subutex capsules are used to relieve nasal congestion and nasal drip. These components are combined in Subutex capsules, which are then injected into the muscle to help reduce pain and speed up recovery from withdrawal.