Ok, I'll try to keep this as short as possible. I hope I'm posting in the right place, forgive me if I break a million rules. Ok so I used opiates for about 10 years, went to rehab, was put on suboxone for 1.5 yrs, then to subutex for 1.5 yrs., then switched to methadone for 2 months until I jumped off 70mg (like an idiot) about 3 months ago. I used a little subutex to deal w/ methadone w/d but for the most part I've been using UEI Kratom. I can't choke down regular Kratom & it barely works for me anyways. UEI on the other hand has been a God Send, I take it daily. (Side note: I did find UEI to be almost worthless until subutex was out of my system) So I'm having symptoms in the AM until I take the kratom, runny nose, watering eyes, yawning, tired...basically feel like shit. But it has been sloooowly getting better over time, the symptoms used to involve hot & cold flashes & sweats...lots of body temperature issues alongside earth shattering depression. So the w/d symptoms are ever so slowly becoming more tolerable. But this is my issue... I'm starting to wonder if I'm just keeping myself in perpetual withdrawals by taking the Kratom everyday. I am not sure what symptoms could be attributed to my history with maintenance drugs and what symptoms would be due to Kratom. It's also hard to say if the Kratom would even give me w/d if I'm only taking it once a day? I'm just so over being sick, it's been 3 months now..I'm wondering if I have dampened the symptoms down from methadone w/d's to kratom w/d's & maybe this is as good as it gets? Sorry for rambling, I guess my question is is it more likely that these symptoms will settle down on their own, and that my body will eventually get used to taking Kratom once per day? Or is it likely that I am prolonging the inevitable and sending myself into w/d every morning by taking Kratom every day. The sad thing is that before opiate maintenance I could take opiates most days, skipping here & there & I never had withdrawals..I'm way more physically addicted to opiates now then I ever even thought about being before I went to rehab.