Opioids Asian Opiate Withdrawal Pills

[Fire&Water]

I agree w/ the nigella sativa, I grind the (kalonji seeds) for tea. The oil is the best, but much more expensive.

 

[Praline]

I have used WeiniCom sourced from within the US and had pretty good results with it. I used it to come off Suboxone 1mg/day. Got rid of 70-80% symptoms. IDK what the ingredients were, but I would definitely give it a shot. I felt the "rejuvenation" feeling others have experienced, too.

 

[Pretty_Diamonds]

Ibogaine.

 

[Swimmingdancer]

Ibogaine.

Ibogaine is not an Asian opiate withdrawal formula

 

[lenses]

Yeah nigella sativa is probally the easiest to find and most potent kappa opiod agonist I know of available at stores. I also really like how the oil dilates your lungs for a while and has a general warming effect. You don't want to take huge amounts (over 2 tablespoons) though, gets very sedating and dysphoric... your lucidity starts to go.

Seems kappa opiod agonism is one of the bodys opiate addiction defence mechanisms. There are some pretty nifty kappa opiates with non typical effects such a reducing tolerance and prevention dependence... I think herkinorin is one , a salvinorium a deriviative. -lenses

 

[neverFAILEDtoFAIL]

A comparative clinical study of the effect of WeiniCom, a Chinese herbal compound, on alleviation of withdrawal symptoms and craving for heroin in detoxification treatment. Hao W, Zhao M. Mental Health Institute, Hunan Medical University, Changsha, Hunan, China. [email protected]

Abstract WeiniCom is a Chinese herbal compound. The purposes of this double blind study were to evaluate (1) the efficacy of WeiniCom in reducing acute opioid withdrawal symptoms and craving, and (2) the side effects of WeiniCom, in each instance by comparing WeiniCom with buprenorphine, an established opioid detoxification treatment agent. Forty-two heroin addicts meeting the criteria of dependence in DSM-IV were randomly assigned to two treatment groups: a WeiniCom group (21 cases), and a buprenorphine group (21 cases). The Withdrawal Symptom Rating Scale and the Craving Rating Scale were employed to assess acute withdrawal symptoms and craving for heroin, and the Side Effects Rating Scale was used to measure side effects in the 14-treatment period. Both the WeiniCom and buprenorphine treatments are well-tolerated and very safe. Overall, the relief from opioid withdrawal symptoms and craving was better in the WeiniCom group than in the buprenorphine group. The rate of reduction in the severity of the withdrawal symptoms was faster in the WeiniCom group than in the buprenorphine group. By day nine to 10, the WeiniCom group showed very few withdrawal symptoms. In contrast, from day five on, the buprenorphine group continued to report relatively high scores for withdrawal symptoms and craving. WeiniCom demonstrated positive effects quickly, and required a shorter treatment period to achieve a desired degree of elimination of acute withdrawal symptoms and craving.

 

[Notgivinup]

Praline, I just pm'ed you. Can you pm me on where/how to buy the WeiniCom? I cannot seem to find it anywhere. Thanks so much.

 

[treezy z]

the "chinese formula" was shown to have an opiate in it a couple years ago, i believe it was methadone.

 

[dopemegently]

Well, in my younger days going through dhc WD's for the first time, I went to a Chinese alternative medicine store asking for anything to relieve my symptoms. The bag of stuff I brought was not only ridiculously expensive, but also completely ineffective. Since then, I've been very skeptical of these types of natural remedies, but this was of course many, many years ago; it seems a lot has changed since then. I've been impressed by some of the info in this thread; it's given me food for thought.

BTW I'm planning a detox and I'm looking into this "Asian withdrawal pill", but obviously tracking down the active ingredients in it would be far more cost-effective. I've also been stockpiling kratom for these reasons. (A very interesting plant). Thanks, lens for your info on nigella sativa oil; it was news to me.

Edit: The Chinese relief pills do sound sketchy as hell, and no doubt cost a crazy amount (as most addiction meds do). I'd be more into finding out what the hell is in them and making my own compounds, with kratom as a logical ingredient.

This thread has inspired me to create my own "opiate withdrawal capsule" btw suggestions appreciated (and need not be herbal).