Reminder: Using GHB to reduce opiate PAWS

[jaxxon]

I've found that GHB (5ml) will completely eliminate all PAWS for 4-5 hours. If someone is trying to kick a short acting opiate i.e. OC's or equivalent. You can dose 3-5ML (depending on tolerance and weight) every 4 hours and remain just about PAWS free. WARNING: It's a MUST to assess an individuals tolerance with small test doses (1-2ml) as there is a huge dose dependent curve.

I've kicked OC's with this method, but suboxone is way to stubborn and long-acting. I failed at week 3 and the thought of GHB made my hurl. As an alternative to ibogaine, seems one could switch over to a short acting opiate for several weeks and have similar success to mine.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8397726

 

[pasha]

GHB is one of the most intelligent drugs at tackling both acute and post-acute withdrawal symptoms. It will completely wipe out the psychological, and some of the physiological symptoms. Nonetheless, it's very easy to jump off the opioid wagon and hop onto a GHB addiction. Something which isn't a walk in the park by any measure.

If you have the resolve to dose once a day only if needed when attempting to sleep, fine. Usually however, that's rarely the case. Therefore, using GHB to combat withdrawal symptoms should be avoided in practice to those with a history of alcohol and drug abuse, a category which someone in withdrawal would likely fall into.

 

[cloudz]

Yes this is true, I forgot to add this to the list, phenibut works in a similar way and can be obtained legally, probably not quite as effective.