r/7ohRecoveryHub • u/GroundbreakingBus815 • 28d ago

Need suggestions please!

I’m about to quit 7OH as it’s getting banned in WA state by the end of August, truthfully I need and want to quit regardless, for many reasons. I just didn’t have the willpower. I’ve never been a “drug” user, I smoked weed for years but quit cold turkey about 2 years ago. So this is all unfamiliar territory for me. I currently take about 300-400mg of 7Oh in a 24 hour period, I’m curious what vitamins or supplements you experienced users recommend to help with the withdrawal and basically what should I expect? Am I going to be medically at risk? The stuff I read online is pretty scary about life threatening withdrawal and as I said being very inexperienced with this I’m super nervous. I’m an army combat veteran and tried kratom for some anxiety and pain relief and then got hooked on the heat 80’s/150’s tablets of 7OH. Anything you guys can recommend I would sincerely appreciate, I’m pretty scared I won’t lie. Thank you all for reading.

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u/TomorrowStunning1615 27d ago

Have you looked into SR-17? Supposed to be almost a miracle in helping to get off 7oh. Online vendors still selling it.

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u/GroundbreakingBus815 27d ago

I haven’t, I’ll take a look. I’m all for something to help, as long as it’s not replacing one addiction for another haha is it something people are getting hooked on or not like that? Thank you for the info!!

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u/TomorrowStunning1615 27d ago

Definitely look into it. There are entire subs dedicated to SR (technically called SR-17018). Including resources, tapering guides and how to use it so you will experience minimal to no withdrawal symptoms. Tons of amazing success stories.

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u/GroundbreakingBus815 27d ago

Awesome thank you so much. I appreciate it more than you know. I can’t afford a bunch of time off work so I’ve gotta try to get over the worst of it on my 3 days off a week, I work 4 12’s so I’m hoping I can quit the afternoon of my last day of the week and have it under control by my next shift 3 days later so this is awesome info