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Adderrall (Amphetamines) to deal with opiate withdrawl

Tuesday, December 27th, 2011

I decided to try a rather unorthodox method of dealing with opiate withdrawals today. I have a gram a day habit and i have been back to see my suboxone doctor to get back on the program. I picked up my usual script for 8 mg subtext but i have not been able to wait the 24 hours for withdrawal to set in so i can get off heroin forever. In addition to picking up my script for subtext I also decided to go back on my regimen of 30 mg of adder all xr. I took my usual shot today with the expectations that I would have to come home after work and do my usual 5 pm shot. On the way to work I took an aderrall, almost immediately the feeling of confidence and togetherness washed over me and i had an incredibly productive day at work. Non surprise ther, but the real shocker was that my jones usually starts around 4 and i start watching the clock. this didn’t happen. Not only did it not happen but i worked through until 6:30 and felt fine. I got home and found out that my connect was out until tomorrow. The immediate panic set it, what will i do? But the WD feelings are not there. You can sort of feel them nagging at you but it’s like they are outside just waiting ti get in. It’s now 10:30 and I still haven’t done anything. Could i be on to somethin? Everything on the web is pure speculation and seems to be coming from uneducated people who equate amphetamines with crystal. Frankly i am so scared of withdrawals that I have been putting them off but after taking the adderrall i think i might be able t ride out the period until i can take my 4 mg of subtext.

Detox Or Detoxification – Whatever You Call It , You May Benefit

Friday, October 28th, 2011
Tyson J Stevenson asked:


Detox or detoxification includes two things:

1) Withdrawing poisonous substance from the body.

2) Withdrawing one’s mind and soul from the darkness of abused substances.

The term Rapid detox was first used ten years ago and was specially related to opiate addictions. But today, it is mostly used to advertise and describe various methods of detox. Rapid detox can be used to describe the methods of alcohol detoxification, drug detox and other substances.

Drug detox

It is a process to withdraw one from drug addiction. Detoxification assists the overcoming of uncomfortable symptoms at the time of drug withdrawal. The ultimate goal of drug detox is to get the body rid of toxins formed due to drug use. It is carried out in various ways depending on where you decide to receive the treatment. Most drug detox clinics provide treatment only for physical withdrawal of drugs and alcohol.

Alcohol detoxification

Alcohol detoxification is the process to withdraw one from alcohol addiction.

There are various aspects of alcohol detoxification:

1) The first aspect of alcohol detoxification is the medical aspect. There should be a medical specialist and a qualified nursing staff in order to help the patient during the procedure. It is an established fact that if a medical practitioner can set the patient’s mind calm then the entire procedure goes smoothly.

2) The second aspect of alcohol detoxification is physical. During this process there should be a nutritionist in the medical center to put the patient on a perfect meal plan. If the patient takes balanced diet then the rest of the alcohol detoxification process will go more smoothly.

3) The third and the most important aspect of alcohol detoxification is the emotional aspect. The medical center should have a trained team of psychologists and counselors to help the patient psychologically. The process can be extremely emotional at times. Specialists should be there to assist the patient move forward through emotions.

4) Alcohol detoxification always combines a therapy with medication and that of psychological counseling. These programs are often long lasting; they mostly take two to four months and needs staying at medical institutions. Therapy techniques and personal counseling assist the patients to recover from alcohol completely and more comfortably. The drugs are given to avoid withdrawal symptoms that the patients may experience. Complete recovery from alcoholism is most preferable and the ideal situation.

5) Alcohol detoxification therapies use drugs like Disulfiram, which cause a severe and immediate hangover after consuming alcohol. Drugs like Naltrexone, helps in complete and comfortable recovery.

6) Nutritional therapy has also proved helpful in alcohol detoxification. During this stage, some patients feel ‘insulin resistance syndrome’ which results in the failure of processing sugar in body. “Insulin resistance syndrome” causes behavioral upsets and mood swings. These mood swings and behavioral upsets can be controlled with specific dietary regimen. Due to these types of psychological problems one should include a dietary regimen during alcohol detoxification.

7) There are some specific programs that help heavy drinkers who are not yet alcoholics but on the same way yet to become alcoholics. Moderation management also helps such people.



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