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Opioids Opioid withdrawal: The time has come for me to pay for yesterday

Wanted to report back shortly.

Life is still a lot more stressful & exhausting than usually.

The only drug I've taken in the last 3 days were 1 dose of 20-25mg SR-17 per day.
So still not really clean, without GABA-ergics & normal opioid agonists at least.

I'll be sitting on a plane soon.

There are still some symptoms - feverish, RLS at night, sweat.
But it's managable.

I'm looking forward to lie in the sun in my hammock in Asia.

Lost around 5kg while eating pretty regularly.
I hope my body & mind will repair quickly.
 
You’re doing great you’re going to be fine I’m not time.
The difficult part is the PAWS and the life in general still a year and some days or periods weeks etc I have the urge and I crave that’s the difficult part stay consistent in your sobriety for ever.
 
Allylbenzene said:
Here's a few things that will reduce withdrawal symptoms and speed up recovery from any drug. They do what SR-17018 cannot (and make it's use optional). Since they're OTC and cheap anyone can buy them.
  • low-dose pregnenolone
  • low-dose thiamine (w/carbs or honey)
  • low-dose nicotinamide (w/carbs or honey)
  • low-dose aspirin (metabolic repair)
  • theanine (sedative, no side-effects)
  • agmatine (used for opioid withdrawal and therapeutically for various reasons)
Optional but very helpful:
  • linalool (GABAergic sedative)
  • myrcene (potent sedative)
  • caryophyllene (sedative)
  • CBG
  • low-dose taurine (metabolic repair)
  • magnesium supplement (anti-glutamate)
Specific for opioids:
  • Sodium ascorbate
  • Thymoquinone
With all this there's no need for benzos (or they can be used at a fraction of the usual dose). FYI aspirin does a lot more than what it's known for, specifically general metabolic and mitochondrial repair.
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Do you have recommendations on specific doses of what you listed?
 
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