I definitely vote benzos and most specifically clonazepam. I ran out early one month and went through the most severe, acute withdrawal. What he said about the anxiety being a big psychological part of it does have some merit. In the sense that if you expect to get off of benzos eventually you are going to have to just accept the anxiety and face it. That's the only time you will get some kind of relief. The only problem is you are going to go through a lot of suffering before you can get to that point. You almost have to get to the point where the mental agony is so painful that your brain throws up it's metaphorical arms and says "I give up. " Only then will you have a moment of zen like serenity. After you face yourself for nights on end and realize all of the horrible things snot yourself that you've been using chemicals to run from will this happen. You will learn that you've been under mind control all of your life in a dualistic pillar based self constructed reality. This moment is short lived though because all of your addictions and problems start to reattach themselves to you and the withdrawal returns. Good thing is though that you know there is a way to escape your addiction it's going to take a lot of passion and suffering to learn how to deal with these problems without chemicals. This being said, clonazepam withdrawal is still highly dangerous and often times deadly. It is a rare benzo as it has seratonergic properties, gaba b affinity (which always causes a severe withdrawal syndrome, in addition to the normal gaba a and bz actions seen with other benzos. Not only do the psychological symptoms occur such as severe anxiety and insomnia, but also physical symptoms like diarrhea , nausea, etc. Horrible tactile sensations emerge along with hallucinations, and delirium. Convulsions are highly probable even with a taper. This is a serious issue that needs medical attention and should not be dealt with alone.
I definitely vote benzos and most specifically clonazepam. I ran out early one month and went through the most severe, acute withdrawal. What he said about the anxiety being a big psychological part of it does have some merit. In the sense that if you expect to get off of benzos eventually you are going to have to just accept the anxiety and face it. That's the only time you will get some kind of relief. The only problem is you are going to go through a lot of suffering before you can get to that point. You almost have to get to the point where the mental agony is so painful that your brain throws up it's metaphorical arms and says "I give up. " Only then will you have a moment of zen like serenity. After you face yourself for nights on end and realize all of the horrible things snot yourself that you've been using chemicals to run from will this happen. You will learn that you've been under mind control all of your life in a dualistic pillar based self constructed reality. This moment is short lived though because all of your addictions and problems start to reattach themselves to you and the withdrawal returns. Good thing is though that you know there is a way to escape your addiction it's going to take a lot of passion and suffering to learn how to deal with these problems without chemicals. This being said, clonazepam withdrawal is still highly dangerous and often times deadly. It is a rare benzo as it has seratonergic properties, gaba b affinity (which always causes a severe withdrawal syndrome, in addition to the normal gaba a and bz actions seen with other benzos. Not only do the psychological symptoms occur such as severe anxiety and insomnia, but also physical symptoms like diarrhea , nausea, etc. Horrible tactile sensations emerge along with hallucinations, and delirium. Convulsions are highly probable even with a taper. This is a serious issue that needs medical attention and should not be dealt with alone.
the paws was so fkd in the end and it even led me to daily meth/ice addiction LOOOL
have gone through weed, heroin, methadone, methamphetamine and diazepam... Worst of all would be methadone
the headaches are horrific. nothing really helps then next to more caffeine
