Coping with opiate withdrawal symptoms is no easy feat. There are times when one feels that he would not be able to bear the temptation. At such times, any form of assistance in combating these symptoms can make a world… Continue Reading
Tramadol is a popular synthetic opiate-like medication which is used to treat moderate to sever pain in it’s users, and while it is substantially weaker than some of the most most popular painkillers, people are still turning to Tramadol for… Continue Reading
Dextromethorphan (DXM) is a cough suppressant drug that is found in cough and cold medications, including Vicks, Coricidin and Robitussin. Originally developed to replace codeine phosphate, this cough suppressant was approved by the FDA in the year 1958, and has… Continue Reading
When recovering from an opiate addiction, the withdrawal symptoms can be extremely painful, and in the worst case scenario, it is sometimes easier to remain addicted to a substance, rather than going through the pain of giving it up. One… Continue Reading
Available over-the-counter in the form of Imodium AD, loperamide is a medication used by many people, to help ease the symptoms of opiate withdrawal. While this easy-to-find substance does not mimic the effects of an opiate addiction, like many of… Continue Reading
Although the drug is yet to to be officially approved by the FDA, Gabapentin has still managed to pick up a following, and a fair amount of positive reviews from people suffering with opiate withdrawal symptoms. Also known as Neurontin,… Continue Reading
If you have ever considered taking Clonidine for opiate withdrawal, then there are a few things you need to know before you dive in with your first dosage. We’re going to do a quick run down on Clonidine due to… Continue Reading
Once someone stops using opiates after a prolonged period of time, symptoms of withdrawal will start to kick in, and that means feeling sick. Luckily, there are many home remedies for opiate withdrawal that can help alleviate your symptoms and… Continue Reading
DISCLAIMER: Seek medical advice before starting any sort of treatment for opiate withdrawal. Adderall is a very dangerous drug and should not be taken lightly! Talk to your doctor before taking any sort of medication. The publisher of this article… Continue Reading
Lyrica is a relatively powerful drug used to treat nerve pain. Also known as “pregabalin”, which is the generic term, Lyrica is a precurser to the drug Gabapentin AKA neurontin. What I mean by this is that Lyrica converts to Neurontin… Continue Reading
Many opiate users simply say that St John’s Wort is the only way they managed to get through opiate withdrawal. After all, opiate withdrawal is absolutely horrific, and many simply relapse just to stop the pain and suffering. However, the… Continue Reading