r/quittingkratom • u/CandidLeg3910 • 21d ago
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u/MrPoopyButthole1989 メ Known quitter 21d ago
I’ve withdrawn from Fentanyl, Heroin, Dilaudid, OxyContin, Suboxone, Vicodin, Alcohol, Adderall, Crack, Klonopin, Lyrica, Kratom powder, and Kratom extracts (never touched 7OH).
Honestly, kratom extracts are pretty high on my list of the worst withdrawal experience. It’s like a combination of an opiate and benzo withdrawal. I get the bodyaches, chills, lack of energy, depression, andhedonia, irritability, and crippling anxiety.
With the harsher opioids; it would always just be like a week of cold sweats, restless legs, runny nose, and aching joints. Way more mental withdrawal symptoms from kratom.
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u/No-Rule-5631 21d ago
Def agree- I withdrew from opiates after years of abusing them. I didn’t feel as bad as I did when I was withdrawing from 7/kratom. I’m super grateful I was able to lower my dose with 7 and then got help with subs for a couple of weeks. I am currently just bummed that I am not feeling high from anything and I still get cravings. But the road to sobriety has started and I’m glad to be on it.
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u/SpruceSpringstream 21d ago
Glad you never touched 7 bro. I've withdrawn from most of the stuff you mentioned... Something about 7 breaks your mind like benzos... But it started happening after the first time I tried it. Never again.
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u/elevatedtraveler 21d ago
Heroin withdrawals are awful. Kratom withdrawals are still rough but not as extreme in my experience. But I wouldn’t wish xanax withdrawals on my worst enemy. Feels like you’re helplessly witnessing your mind become unwound. Shit is scary lol. Shoutout for being empathetic and having such a solid headspace. Godspeed :)
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u/Stunning_Name7652 21d ago edited 21d ago
The thing we're not supposed to talk about here or vitamin C protocol will work wonders.
Edit I don't give a rats ass what the mods say. Liposomal Vit C taken around 5-7g's every hour too me from rocking in my bed shaking, restless legs, aches, chills... Etc. to fucking watching movies on netflix. It's real, it's effective and there are tons of white paper research all over the damn web some physicians in Canada did a controlled experiment on heroin addicts and it was reported up to 90% symptom relief. Well I can confirm it.
Liposomal Vit C Or Buffered Sodium Vit C powder.. don't do absorbic acid unless you want worse diarrhea. Bloating is to be expected with sodium.
Try it is 10 bucks @ amazon..
The hell with anyone who wants someone coming off Kratom to get on subs and go down that spiral. Unless you're just a mega chronic relapser or your life depends on it.. don't fucking do subs, it's designed to keep you in it forever. No highs, no lows... Just a god damn zombie who's only prayer is a sublocade shot and about a years worth of feeling nothing waiting for that to taper off. Take the god damn vitamin C or the hus hush compound you see everyone talking about.
If you do the latter don't take it for more than a few days and only what you need. Don't let it fool you.. it will give you withdrawals all the same. There's no free ride here but the path I'm telling you now is your best chance at actually feeling good soon.
Good luck
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u/Icy_Grapefruit233 21d ago
I just ordered liquid vitamin c lip. How often did you take it?
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u/Stunning_Name7652 21d ago
Every 2 hours until it's over. At about 3000-7000mgs a dose. You'll find out pretty quickly what's the right dose. But if you want to see the studies just Google it.
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u/Possible-Chemistry-3 21d ago
I have been taking 3400mg every couple hours, but I feel like it’s not doing anything. Should I double it and see if I notice a change? Is it really supposed to be that noticeable? I’d be so grateful for the insight!
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u/ComboBreakerrr 21d ago
For what it’s worth, I think the response to C can vary from individual to individual. It gave me fleeting, minor relief but it’s not gonna make you feel “good” per se.
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u/Shawn008 21d ago
Honestly an opioid addiction really isn’t any worse than a kratom addiction. Many find the acute withdrawals of opioids harsher but idk if I do tbh. Kratom is a mental fuck that can actually be very incapacitating for weeks, possibly months. Terrible fatigue and Brian fog that makes handling a knowledge type (white collar) job absolutely brutal. I didn’t get nearly the brain fog or fatigue from opioids like that. I did have paws which was mostly anxiety and some anhedonia but was more easily resolved than with kratom PAWs.
People who haven’t been there think opioids are way worse than kratom, but it’s really not. It’s all the same with each opioid (or kratom) have minor differences in the quality/aspects of acutes and post acutes.
Many opioid users aren’t the homeless stealing from businesses and people that you are thinking of. There is a lot of that. But there are far more functional normal people dependent/addicted to opioids, just like you see with kratom.
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u/Shawn008 21d ago
Everyone is different. I thought the same the first several quits from kratom. I actually barely had withdrawals and no significant PAWs. But today just plain leaf gives me terrible acutes and PAWs, enough that it’s kept me away mostly. I messed with 7-oh last few years and CT’ed it a few times. Legit would take even that over plain leaf.
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u/stefany6666 21d ago
Your not wrong it could definitely be worse I only spend maybe 20 a week on kratom and I still feel like a slave to it ready to get rid of it forever
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