What process is used to remove all drugs from a person’s body?

Detoxification is the process specifically designed to eliminate harmful substances, including drugs, from the body. This process often involves various medical and therapeutic interventions that support the body's natural ability to cleanse itself and can encompass a variety of methods, such as medical monitoring, nutritional support, and sometimes medication to ease withdrawal symptoms. Detoxification aims not only to physically remove drugs but also to manage any physiological effects and complications that arise during the withdrawal process.

Rehabilitation focuses on the broader scope of addressing substance use disorders, encompassing psychological support and lifestyle changes, which go beyond merely removing drugs from the body. Antidote administration refers to providing specific drugs designed to counteract the effects of particular poisons or overdoses but does not involve the comprehensive removal of all drugs. Excretion is a natural bodily function but does not represent an active therapeutic process to remove drugs in a controlled manner.