Kratom is the number #1 rated opioid withdrawal remedy.
Kratom is a leaf native to southeast asia and is found in countries like Thailand and Bali. Workers in the field used to chew the leaves throughout the day because it gave them energy and diminished their appetite.
When Kratom leaf is chewed or ground into a powder and swallowed it’s effects can be “opiate-like” – but it’s completely different chemically and no where near as dangerous. It’s a unique drug in that a low to moderate dose will usually (but not always) be stimulating, while a high dose can be quite sedating.
Some people feel euphoric while others feel relaxed, it really depends on your body and your dosage. This is because the active alkaloids (primarily mitragynine) have both stimulant and sedative effects.
What does this mean for you? That if you’re hurting badly from withdrawal – this is The One legal supplement that can remedy nearly every single symptom you face. I wouldn’t say that it gets you high – but that it gives you relief.
Kratom is a natural remedy for these opioid withdrawal symptoms:
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- muscle and body aches
- insomnia
- chills and shakes
- cravings
- anxiety
- restlessness
- stress
- poor attitude and mood
What are the risks? How safe is it?
You can’t really overdose from Kratom, I don’t think there’s ever been a recorded kratom overdose. (I could be wrong though). You could fall asleep after taking it, so don’t do any dangerous activities while using it. Nausea is another common symptom of Kratom. Obviously don’t take too much and don’t do anything foolish while on it.
Kratom can also be habit forming. I don’t need to tell you how foolish it is to quit one drug only to get hooked on another. If you plan on using kratom during your opiate withdrawal – then plan how you will use it and how you will come off it quickly. A good rule of thumb for any powerful supplement you use is to take it only long enough to combat your worst symptoms and to get you through.
*Pregnant women should not take any drug or medication except on medical advice. We strongly recommend that any woman who could possibly be pregnant NOT use kratom.
Take-aways:
Kratom can significantly ease or eliminate some of your most painful opiate withdrawal symptoms. So if you’re hurting like hell and tempted to use again, add Kratom as a substitute rather than relapsing.
Kratom is illegal in Australia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Thailand. It is currently LEGAL in the USA.
Kratom opioid withdrawal remedy relief rating: 8 out of 10
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. . .sounds like a viable option if it relieves symptoms during the worst time in early withdrawal, ONLY.
I’ve used Kratom and it works wonders regarding withdrawal – especially for the muscle and body aches. Kratom is one of the active ingredients found in withdrawal aid which you discuss in your article. I suggest you take a peek at the site to see the other natural ingredients which are found to help cope with opiate withdrawal.
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