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Health using salvia for opioid withdrawals?

I was addicted to opioids and used kratom, cbd and raw cacao. I'm all ready clean but when I found out that this is affecting opioid receptors, I was intrigued. I did use the search engine before posting and you do get a couple scattered results briefly mentioning it.
 
"This sounds like a tragically bad idea on all levels. Its not going to do anything for opioid withdrawal, and any effect it will have will be very temporary.
It primarily effects kappa opioid receptors, not mu opioid receptors. It's not going to help with withdrawals at all, if anything it could make them worse."

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This sounds like a tragically bad idea on all levels. Its not going to do anything for opioid withdrawal, and any effect it will have will be very temporary.

It primarily effects kappa opioid receptors, not mu opioid receptors. It's not going to help with withdrawals at all, if anything it could make them worse.
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donotdothis said:
Not talking about the enhanced or extracts. Just plain, dry leaf.
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It could help as salvia has anti-addictive/reset-type qualities (kappa influences the mu and D2 receptors) but imo using it for wd isn't the most ideal thing, there are better options.

This guide was specifically written to address opioid WD and more importantly to prevent relapse. Fully otc, nothing expensive or experimental used. The items mentioned help to reset tolerances too.
 
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kappa opiod receptors are a different group of receptors altogether
no direct crossover, and salvia has poor popularity with drug users of all kinds - me excepted.
donotdothis said:
I was addicted to opioids and used kratom, cbd and raw cacao. I'm all ready clean but when I found out that this is affecting opioid receptors, I was intrigued. I did use the search engine before posting and you do get a couple scattered results briefly mentioning it.
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