you got it right on bud!!! good stuff

Amen. Walgreens yelled at me and refused to refill my oxy IR and ER. We had to go in and he then insisted on knowing WHY I needed them. Ridiculous. My doctor talked to him. God bless Yes I change pharmacies

I hate you conspiracy theorists. Get real.

@@annlanders978 lol your completely oblivious then and have no idea how deep it really goes.

I doubt she's going to openly admit she prescribes suboxone to children...If she says it the way she does...it sounds great!....SAVE THE CHILDREN

Why do people not know about the medication clonidine? It takes away about 80% of the withdrawal. I cold turkeyed from a relatively high dose of morphine I'd been prescribed using clonidine, as well as paracetamol and ibuprofen. You know you're in withdrawal but it is bareable. I was tapering off which was a slow dripping torture week after week, month after month. I couldn't do it anymore it was making me so, so ill that I couldn't take basic care of myself. I lost everything during the taper because I couldn't function. Lost my partner, the house I was living in and loads of other stuff. Found out about clonidine from researching online. Couldn't get it prescribed as the doctor was unfamiliar with it. Had to get it from a reputable online pharmacy. Without it I'd never have been able to cold turkey. It's a miracle drug. I had been tapering for 6 months and was looking at a further 6 months or more. Couldn't do it. Then I found clonidine and was free from opiate medication in just two weeks. Look into it. If you go ahead with clonidine make sure you do your research thoroughly for doses etc as you need to increase the dose as you head into the peak of withdrawal which is usually days 3-5. Dont take it for more than 2 weeks or you'll have to taper off clonidine as if you just stop taking it your heart can be affected as clonidine is a blood pressure medication. It does have some side effects like dry mouth and daytime sleepiness. It stops the restlessness and agitation, stops the sweating and nausea, stops the restless painful legs, calms the anxiety very slightly but honestly only slightly. I luckily had a prescribed benzo to help the anxiety. Clonidine doesn't help with insomnia but over the counter sleep aids that contain drowsy antihistamine can help with that, although the drowsy antihistamine can exacerbate the restless leg syndrome which can be a nightmare. Trazodone is good as a short term sleep aid. You might need medication to help diarrhea. Make sure it doesn't interact with any other meds you take. You can do this guys!!

In my opinion cold turkey is the most effective way and I wld recommend weed as a alternative to any prescribed drug to help with withdrawals it definitely was a life saver for me in that respect definitely eased the withdrawals and helped me sleep when sleep was impossible!

@@jwelch1027 I used cannabis whilst dropping the dose each week and it honestly barely helped anything at all. It did help a bit but I was suffering so, so badly and that was just from dropping the dose slightly. Using clonidine I beat it totally cold turkey. I honestly can't believe I'm free it felt like it was never going to happen. I'm suffering from post acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS) until my opioid receptors repopulate which can take some time so I have extremely elevated levels of anxiety (I already have an anxiety disorder) but I'm just pushing through it knowing it will improve with time as my brain balances out. Good luck to whoever is reading this and struggling with opiate addiction. You CAN do this. It DOES get better even though it feels never ending. Fight!

I found Suboxone to be a God send, it got me through with no withdrawals & I've been clean for almost 10 yrs. There is no reason to suffer through the withdrawals that makes u feel like death is knocking, get help for yourself & ur family.

They get you on; then take you off! 🎭 it’s a game obviously 🙄 Avn sucks!

Because our government and pharmaceutical companies are in bed together

@@dondressel452 exactly!

This talk was about medical addiction treatment. Talks about 12 step programs abound. They are a support group which is entirely different to medical treatment.

Trading one drug for another is a terrible way to treat addiction.

Took 2 weeks off, weened off subs, then by day 4-8 was bad at nights, at day 10-14 mostly psychological.

@@georod5642 suboxone really is helpful if controlled.

Ibogaine, ibogaine. Ibogaine.

can u get me some fro my daughter?

i searched ibogaine and this came up first, i thought the same thing

@@jamesguest4741 were you successful in finding it?

@@ericaasen4512 No Eric if u have sucess please give me info thanks

Have tried 2ice didn't help me. My last hope is rapid detox. That lady is not offering a solution, she is just offering her drugs instead of your dealers. methadone and suboxone are worse than H

K Danagger suboxone is great to get a user through withdrawal . After 14 days the patient needs to start weaning off of the suboxone . If you don’t then getting off of the subs will be just as hard if not harder than oxycodone . It’s much easier if one weans off after 14 days .

marijuana has been shown to be effective in treating most of the withdrawal symptoms associated with opioids...………………………...nausea and vomiting, stomach cramps, muscle aches and high blood pressure...………………..and if you end up addicted to marijuana , there would be no physical withdrawal symptoms or physical addiction

@@robinsss u r clueless, smoking weed isnt gonna stop severe opiate withdrawal, u have no idea what u r talking about,

joe momma none of these people have any idea what they are talking about. While marijuana might help with certain aspects of withdrawal, it definitely does not effectively treat it. Suboxone does. If may seem difficult to get off of because of its long half life. All maintenance drugs have long half lives, otherwise they would not be effective. The majority of doctors do not know how slowly and drawn out the taper process has to be. When it is done correctly however, you can get off of Suboxone relatively pain free.

Urban Grandier ARE YOU SERIOUS?? 12 yrs?? I HAVE heard the withdrawals from subs can be REAL BAD! I am on OXYCODONE 30mg 4 times daily. HOPEFULLY not for the rest of my life🙏 .I SINCERELY HOPE you will be OK✌️GOD BLESS & THE VERY BEST OF LUCK TO YOU🙏🙏✌️✌️

That's 12 years of good life you got back. That's 12 years you didn't have to sell yourself or live under the bridge. Sounds like you're a sub success story imo

@@tec61 you can wean off. Or you can use suboxone or methadone for a few days-- only a few days -- and you can avoid acute withdrawal symptoms that way.

Maybe I’m naive since I’m not and never have been opioid dependent, but why is that an issue at all? It’s literally just taking a pill every day. Aside from the very minor inconvenience of having to go fill a prescription once a month, who cares? No different from countless other chronic conditions where a single pill enables one to lead an otherwise perfectly normal life.

Look it up dummy, subs are just another additive opioid, your just trading one habit for another. I know people who have been stuck in those places since they opened their doors, and regret it heavily.

blank anonymous it sounds like OP would know, seeing as she mentioned how much they cost for her. You obviously know nothing about addiction. Buprenoephine, while still an opioid, is a partial-agonist. It does not fully saturate the mu receptors, causing the patient to not feel sick but also not “high”. When paired with other forms of recovery (counseling, meetings, healthy lifestyle, etc), Buprenorphine is one of the most, if not the most effective ways to stay off of drugs. Accidental overdoses are the leading cause of death in the US for people under 50. Getting on Suboxone, or even methadone, is a much better alternative to death. More and more medical professionals are beginning to understand that Buprenorphine can and should be used (in some cases) long term. When the patient is ready, their doctor can help them slowly (very slowly) wean down and eventually off of it.

You have no idea what you are talking about subs are horrible

thelocal skid I’m in a doctoral program for clinical psychology and I study drug addiction. I’ve assisted in several research studies involving opioids. I’ve also taken Suboxone and tapered off of it.

@@elizabethw5750 lots of b vitamins 12 5 6 and some adaptogens like reishi mushroom as well as magnesium citrate and you won't go through paws either. It heals your body it isn't a band aid.

try sleeping without coming off a opioid habit that lasted a few decades. you won't sleep at all for weeks and you won't sleep comfortably for months. you will beg for sleeping pills. it's different for different people though. some have no issues sleeping after about a week of withdrawal and others can't sleep 6 months later.

@@themightypotato3857 u are so right. Sleep is impossible when coming off narcotics. That’s why I’ve always gone back to them. Sad as that is! I’ve finally decided to try gabapentin to help drop my methadone dose the rest of the way, I’m on hour 30 and feeling ok. I have used gabapentin twice. 300mg when I start to feel jittery. I just wish I had a guide to know me know how to taper down when, what medication and how much.

@@samanthahicks3333 taper down on the gabapentin? Or you talkin bout the opioid?

@@hsvkennn both

Clonadine and Gabapentin but mostly Clonadine.

aye yo try kratom and use that to help u taper down

Being on drugs will be more expensive stay on subs

But your still addicted to opiates bro

@@zac2780 Not true I’ve been clean off of methadone for over 3years. What I’m saying is it’s a great tool that saves lives.. I know this by first hand experience. I’m not saying it’s the end all be all and just like anything it can be abused but if taken properly and used in the manner it was intended for it can bring much needed stability into a drug á eaddicts life. Not to mention your able to get well without subjecting yourself to using street opiates that can take your life in a moments notice. I’ve lost to many friends to not understand how beneficial medicated treatment can be. Literally been sober from my opiates of choice for 6 years and completely off methadone for 3 if it wasn’t for this medication I would be another statistic.. mxxxdz

I came off a 20+ year opiate addiction with Ibogaine two years ago in Mexico. Life changing!!!

I agree. Im an addicted grandma💔😭

@@tameramares5785 I can help you with your addiction with iboga plant treatment. Better than ibogaine which is a compound extracted from the plant

@@brooketaylor6226 Where in Mexico did you go?

@@suzybearheart530 I went to David Dardashtis clinic

Ouch,, maybe get to Switzerland? IDK how you guys deal with that. In the US it's same day within hours.

hi hope your well its like doctor shipman he was a addict theres good and and bad doctors but no one would go to the doctor if we judge them all, like doctor shipman

Took me 2 days back when I was on methadone

@@MyBenzoHell are you in UK?

@@666wilf yeah

I found that after being on a higher dose for over 10 years, it really affected my ability to think and feel. I didn't even notice until after I quit methadone on xmas.

@Lola Madden damn. Someone is jumping to conclusions LOLOL. I just wanted to know what it was

Hmmm well kratom or iboga or Ayahuasca would be my answer but thats just my opinion.

@Lola Madden are u an addict?

She is referring to Suboxone aka Buprenorphine. Just another opiate.

@Lola Madden you sound like you have never experienced opoid addiction by that statement. meds do help. loperamide, methtype (aderall etc) , kratom, and more. Learn how to use wean off with these helps a lot.

I have around 23 yrs of addiction. I need something like the medication you are talking about ,is it serotonin? Please let me know.

@@christophersnow6088 I'm taking a natural supplement that's helped me called l-theanine. Helps immensely with paws.

After using opioids for 10 yrs or more a lifetime of methadone or Suboxone is the only choice for most people because your brain chemistry is forever changed.

I have been trying to detox off my morphine after 25 yrs & i noticed the same A month off it & i couldnt do anything to make endorphins,dopamine,ect I just didnt want to live anymore I tried,exercise,L-Theanine, Dopa Mucuriens,Same, Large doses of vit c & b,even Haritaki, Meditation if i could even relax from the huge amount of anxiety my body was bombarded with.I snapped & i'm back on 20mg but not everyday just enough to take a break so i can breath & enjoy a day here & there.

Post acute withdrawal lasts 18-24 months. Have you ever been able to abstain that long or have medical testing that proves you can't make endorphins or do you just assume that's the case since you feel horrible for months aftwr?

How can you say you give up on your son tho? And wonder why he’s struggling with that substance?

Try Suboxone.

Never give up on your son. I'm 25, and after 1 and a half years of methadone treatment, I am completely sober. Very slow taper works wonders!

It takes time for brain to heal

It’s hard to find anywhere

That sounds like an unnecessarily risky and invasive treatment, particularly considering that there are is an effective and non-invasive medication (Suboxone) available that can safely be used long term.

@@JohnnyAmeriquethe peripheral device is not at all risky. It goes over your ear. It’s a biofeedback device.

Waismann Method Rapid Detox Center ....addiction can be treated. Dependence is a curse.

If you are taking the prescription opioid for chronic pain, exactly how will you deal with the pain once you have stopped the prescription opioid? In addition, what makes you think that you are "addicted" to the opioid as opposed to just being "physically dependent" on it? Only 4-5 people out of 1,000 will become addicted to opioids, and that addiction is triggered immediately after they take their first opioid pain medication. The other 995 people (out of 1,000) can not become addicted to opioids no matter the amount taken, or the length of time on the medication. If you take your prescription opioid pain medication and it alleviates your pain, but does not make you "high", then you are not addicted to the medication.

I was addicted Suboxone for 8 years but now I’m cleaned after doing the ibogaine treatment

Only take one or two Suboxones at the beginning for the worst of the pain. Then bite the bullet. No one gets out painless. And that's just the truth of it

@@michaelbingham8417 really? I've been researching it for myself, I'm super interested in it. Shoot me a pm if you're willing, I'd love to hear more about it

My dear you can take ibogaine plant,it is found in West Africa countries and it used in the treatment of opioid for very short period of time with no regrets using this natural plant,my mother was addicted to drugs for over 16years,A medical researcher told me about this ibogaine.i bought it and today my mum is free and happy agian

It's suboxone. I have no idea why this moron isn't naming it.

People will self-medicate

agree. has no idea what she is talking about. a shill 4 big pharma.

This is ridiculous talk about addicts lol Manuel you just don’t know

@@dommedanielle for opiate addiction, methadone maintenance is supported by science.

@@manuelmoraleda9684 - Methadone is a freaking opioid and it is harder to get off of than anything !!! You clearly have no idea about opioid addiction !!!

@@Dezotuf Methadone Maintenance properly administered reduced crime, recidivism, AIDS, Hep B, Hep C, opiate overdose, and yes, I've worked in Substance Abuse Medicine. I believe only in results !

@@manuelmoraleda9684 However U have Viist the clinic EVERY DAY for ever

JESUS LADY...

This comment deserves more upvotes lol

Danggg 😂 😩

I agree. I garentee she was one of the many Drs that believed Pfizer sales representatives when they claimed 93% of patients prescribed oxycontin would not become addicted. When we all know 100% will be physically addicted. Instead of doing there own research they blindly prescribed countless prescriptions. I guess the kickbacks offered from the pharmaceutical representative was so enticing it made it very easy to overlook the obvious moral conundrum any Dr might have felt. Since Drs are supposed to help people it's like an unwritten oath. Money and greed took over and has a big part in this epidemic. Big pharma should not be allowed to offer incentives and kickbacks for prescribing there meds. This causes corruption, and some Drs will push the med that gives them a check instead of what they think that particular patient needs. Because Drs struggle and don't earn good money without the kickbacks 🤦🏻‍♂️. All greed is to blame but now it's a problem cause a couple judges and politicians kids died. Now it's a problem right. They thought it only affect poverty like crack but boy were they wrong

A guy I know was in treatment 27 times. Don't know if he's dead or alive.

9 months. Seriously.

I know this because I read your statement about "Generation before it by abusing our pain medication;" I don't even use any of it but you used the phrase, " by abusing our pain medication". And you capitalized on Generation. So I know it at least sub consciously worrisome for you and what they did worked played the hand ! You're probably more worried or not with the harder drugs or your in it too.

What would be the best way to use suboxone? I've Got 1 1/2 of the orange tablets, I'm trying to stop fentanyl those fake blue 30s

@@RealD8 how many mg is that tablet? 8? Suboxone is incredibly strong so you could cut that tablet up and use it for days. You only need like 1/4 mg per day maybe even every other day. Spread it out as thin as you can ask taper yourself off. You will be able to remain comfortable during your detox without getting hooked on the suboxone. Ppl don’t understand that you only need minuscule amount of it for it to be effective. It’s like 7000x stronger than morphine.

@@bayareababe the problem is that fentanyl is much stronger than other opioids so subs don't really stop withdrawals

@@kartzzy6101 subs will stop w/d from fentanyl but you have to time it just right. If you take it too early you’ll put yourself into precipitated withdrawals, if you wait too long you may need to take more to feel comfortable. It all depends on tolerance level

My spelling horrible had some tremors

ibogaine saves lives. kratom is simply another opioid replacement like bupe.

Also saves money spent on haircuts…….

@@flamin3211 that’s like saying weed is like crack 😂

where you also addicted to opiates?

No subs are horrible megadosing vitamin c liposmol form is the secret to getting clean 2 or 3 grams every hour will kill withdrawals and reset your brain to how it was before addiction. You only use the vit c for 10 days

Go online and search for her or an addiction hotline. Hang in there:)

She’s on Instagram

Not really... kratom is basically an organic methadone.

@@jjducci nah lol.... I take both, meaning was on the done then switched to kratom still go threw heavy wd

Kratom can be a step down but is very addictive itself of taken everyday. I used it for 6 years not knowing I was addicted. I'm almost 2 weeks since my last dose. The acute withdrawals are over but i still have anxiety lethargy and headaches. Join the quitting kratom subreddit for more info. Believe it or not, high dose vitamin c and a little Imodium made my acutes completely manageable this time around. Almost no flu-like symptoms or RLS, unlike my last attempt 6 months ago.

@@cinsolidarity did you taper at all?

@@r0bmc745 No. I couldn't manage tapering. Didn't really have the discipline or something.

Tell me more, please, sir.

Tell me please

Care to elaborate?

jeffrey pryor do you wear a little tin foil hat too?

I since that she has to tell a story that resembles the industry and look at who she's talking to and will only use the word kid. Most of the addicts are on it for more then usual which makes them Not kids. I since finding the originals and why it's not on ted talks but on ted bundy's x's. The last part is just a joke.

On her*

Because its All about Sharon Levy.

will those people die as a result?

@@tammyariel2982 yep many will

The iboga plant works better

@@abednego8304 where do I get some I hate being on methadone, and thanks for the recommendation 👍

@@robertron6503 how do we get to meet up?

You can do it try to taper down little by little I'm trying to get clean myself I know it's hard but you know what we got this

ayahuasca

Kratom

Please you don't need it again, just request for ibogaine roots it the best treatment of drug addiction and opioid just give a try of the ibogaine plant