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If you’re wondering what the best natural supplements for opiate withdrawal are, you’ve come to the right place. There are literally dozens of supplements you can purchase at the store that can help you reduce your withdrawal symptoms naturally.
The only downside to this is that it takes many different supplements in the right combinations and concentrations to have the biggest impact.
That’s where opiate withdrawal supplements come along.
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Opiate Withdrawal Supplements
Opiate withdrawal supplements are products that are specifically formulated to treat opiate withdrawal symptoms.
Several years ago these supplements were not available on the market. Back then, if you wanted to use natural supplements for opiate withdrawal, you would have to purchase different herbs, vitamins, amino acids, minerals and other nutrients separately and figure out how much to take of each on your own (withdrawal doses are typically different than regular ones).
Nowadays all you have to do is go online and order a high-quality opiate withdrawal supplement (which have free priority shipping), follow the dosing directions and BOOM, instant withdrawal relief. While there are several opiate withdrawal supplements that have popped up on the market…
There are two in particular that I believe offer the best benefits and value.
1. Elimidrol (9.5 out of 10)
Elimidrol is an extremely powerful, super-concentrated opiate withdrawal supplement. Many individuals have stated they feel the effects of Elimidrol after the first dose. Elimidrol has two different formulas, Elimidrol Daytime and Elimidrol Nighttime, that are designed to be used in combination.
Below is a list of ingredients and directions for each formula.
Elimidrol Daytime Ingredients:
Elimidrol Daytime Directions:
Elimidrol Nighttime Ingredients:
Elimidrol Nighttime Directions:
The ingredients in Elimidrol all work synergistically to alleviate the following opiate withdrawal symptoms:
- Anxiety
- Insomnia
- Depression
- Fatigue
- Nausea
- Sore muscles
- Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS)
- Hot and cold flashes
Note: Elimidrol doesn’t treat diarrhea. I recommend using Loperamide HCL, the active ingredient in Imodium AD, to stop opiate withdrawal diarrhea.Â
Pros
- Amazing nutrient profile with concentrated quantities that will without a doubt help reduce opiate withdrawal symptoms.
- Money-back guarantee
- FREE shipping
Cons
- Contains artificial flavors and colors (sucralose, FD&C red #40).
- $135 for a 30-day supply of the daytime and nighttime formula means some people will have trouble paying for it.
Click here to read Elimdrol testimonials.
2. Withdrawalaid (7.8 out of 10)
Withdrawalaid is an all-natural and organic opiate withdrawal supplement. It contains a precise blend of natural supplements for opiate withdrawal that many individuals have benefited from using. Withdrawalaid contains powders rather than herbal extracts.
This opiate withdrawal supplement also contains active vitamins which allow for easier and faster absorption in the body.
Here are some of the best natural supplements for opiate withdrawal that Withdrawalaid contains:
- Passion flower – Anxiety, depression, and insomnia.
- Valerian – Anxiety, insomnia and sore muscles.
- Velvet bean – Depression and fatigue.
- Ginger – Nausea and sore muscles.
- L-Theanine – Anxiety, and insomnia.
- GABA – Anxiety and insomnia.
- Ashwagandha – Fatigue.
- L-Tryptophan – Anxiety depression and insomnia.
Pros
- Nice nutrient profile helpful in easing opiate withdrawal symptoms.
- FREE shipping (rush delivery available).
Cons
- It doesn’t contain DL-Phenylalanine (DLPA).
- You can’t purchase it at a store close to you; you have to wait until it comes in the mail.
Important Update: Withdrawalaid has gone out of business and is no longer available. Which is fine, because Elimidrol is much better in my opinion anyways. If you can’t afford Elimidrol, Calm Support would be my next favorite supplement.
Natural Supplements For Opiate Withdrawal Conclusion
Natural supplements for opiate withdrawal can without a doubt ease your symptoms in a major way. Countless opiate users have benefited immensely from using high-quality opiate withdrawal supplements such as Elimidrol to ease their symptoms.
To learn about over 50 opiate withdrawal remedies (Prescription Medications, OTC Meds, Supplements, Natural Drugs, Natural Remedies, Home Remedies) that can help you get off opiates from home without withdrawal, check out The Ultimate Opiate Recovery System. You’ll be glad you did.
Natural Supplements For Opiate Withdrawal Questions
One of my greatest joys is educating people about opiate withdrawal supplements. If you have any questions on using natural supplements for opiate withdrawal, please leave them in the comment box below.
HI, I just found your website that god. I have been on methadone 4 mg a day ( 10 mg 4x a day) but for years would sometimes only take 2 or 3 if I was not having a bad day. I have fibromyalgia and my pain doc put me on it. it’s worked really well, I can function and have never had any problems but I moved and for the past year, the doc told me I may have to go off eventually because of all the problems with the government because of the opiate crisis. So far though he had been fine never said a word then he informs me he a few months ago is leaving the clinic and he is the only one who will give them to me so he found a pain clinic that took my insurance. So by the time I had my apt there he had already left the clinic for another one that won’t take new people, then I go to this clinic ( UW Pain clinic in Seattle) and oh they don’t give out meds here! didn’t my doc tell me that? uh no, no he sure as hell didn’t and I’m pretty sure he didn’t know! he told me they could give me my meds because most docs won’t anymore so I had to get it from a pain clinic… I’m not really sure what they do there though, because he didn’t even tell me how to go off them or what to do really… asked me some questions not related to pain or meds, said I should go to a sleep clinic to be sure I don’t have sleep apnea. ( I don’t and I don’t snore but he didn’t believe me I think, he was worried I’d stop breathing because of the meds! Hell I take less than I was prescribed! ) said I’d need to get down to 1 pill a day and then someone would be ok with prescribing them but in the meantime, he said I needed to find a doc to give me the meds to even do that… uh ya, that’s what I thought I was going there for. Said I didn’t need to see him again and that’s it! he did nothing! what the hell do they do there? if I don’t have an injury that can be rehabilitated then they don’t want you? if you have a disease for life because they cant fix it? I still don’t get it.. what the hell do they do if not give meds or even help people with their pain? or even get them off the meds? that’s why I went there!.. so, I’m sick of all this and I’m not going doctor to doctor begging for pain meds I already know what they will say so I’m going to get off alone I guess. Still can’t believe they did that to me after promising he would never leave me cold like that. He said he would help me get off them if it came down to where I had to do that. So I had already gotten down to 2 a day one morning and one night. I have about a month supply if I took 4 a day maybe less. I had saved them up for when I only took 2 or 3 a day. So I am still in severe pain so have done some research on CBD. I need something for the pain or I can’t function it’s that bad, not to mention the whole being in agonizing pain all the time you don’t even want to live anymore( was there before the methadone). So the CBD creams all work great for skin level muscle pain. I mean they killed the pain of a wasp sting instantly! the stuff is amazing. But I wanted to try the CBD oil for inside me. I got some today and I had tried it before and it seems to work I just didn’t want any with THC or very little I hate the high… so I was trying to find out how to taper off, how fast, the amount exct.. still am not sure but I want to get the Elimadrol but how long will I need to take it? longer than a month? the cost will be hard since I can’t work if I feel like crap ( I’m a sculptor and barely support myself as it is) so I may have to go a bit if I can’t work, then no money… so wondering how long I need to take it but need to figure out before I do this to get the cash. Also do I just stop and then take this? I had tried taking one at night like 10 oclock then I waited the next day until around noon to take the next but tried only half pill… I felt pretty good all day actually then at 7 I took another whole one, I was having bad stomach muscle pain but It may not have been from withdrawal as I didn’t have the restless leg I get usually before I get the stomach cramping( I know because I couldn’t get in to my doc once and went a few days with no meds until I could get in) , I was clearing my throat all day and that pulls the muscles there and with such a low amount of meds my fibro pain could account for it. no way could I sleep like that but besides that, I still hadn’t had any other symptoms so maybe I could have gone longer on that half pill….. I did put the cbd cream on my ribs and low back that hurt so bad and it actually helped! that and meditation exercises to relax the muscles ( hard to do when you have to breathe though lol) anyways .. that’s whats going on ( sorry it’s so long) so how long do I need to take it and do I just stop after 2 a day or taper from there? and when do I take it after I stop the tapering or ??
Hello! I’m preparing for my impending detox, and it’s daunting. I ordered the Elimidrol last night, and I’m wondering if I need to also purchase any of the 12 vitamins you also recommend or if the Elimidrol alone is sufficient. Thank you.
Congrats!!! With the Elimidrol you won’t need any of the supplements I wrote about in that article. 🙂
Matt- how long should someone take the DLPA? Weeks, months, indef?
I just can’t thank you enough for this article! I bought the Elimidrol Daytime and Elimidrol Nighttime as well as several other remedies I learned about in your Ultimate Opiate Detox program and my detox was sooooo easy! You have no idea how many times I’ve tried and failed cuz the anxiety was so bad and the no energy thing too. But this time was actually easy breezy. You sir, have really impacted my life. God bless you!
Wow!!! What an inspirational story, Jessica! Thanks for sharing! I appreciate the kind feedback, and also for taking the time to write about your experience using Elimidrol and my Ultimate Opiate Recovery System. Keep up the great work! Take care! 🙂
Should I start elimidrol a fee days before I quit? Also what other supplements should I take with it ? L tyrosine? Dlpa? And finally, how much would you be willing to bet that this elimidrol product works? How much faith would you put in it?
Yes, it’s best to start it 3-7 days before you quit but not mandatory. Taking it on Day 1 off opioids is good too. But taking it for a few days prior it helps get the nutrients in your body and this can make it even more effective. It has L-Tyrosine and DLPA in it, but using extra DLPA with it would be a good idea or DPA if you’re prone to bad anxiety. I put a lot of faith in this product because it’s so strong and many people have told me how well it worked. But everyone is different biochemically so it works better for some people than others. I absolutely love the product and the only complaint I have is that it has artificial flavors and colors. I asked the company why they added these and they said because without it the products tasted horrible and looked bad too, so they wanted it to taste sweeter and look better. I only recommend products on my website that I believe in. Elimidrol is awesome and I highly recommend it.
Jessica could you tell me what you used, I’ve been on pain meds for almost 10 years, I’m so ready to be off them. But I have to be able to work and help take care of my grandchildren. None of my family know that I’m a addict and I can’t bring myself to tell them. I need help, I just need to be done with pills, I am so ready.
Of these 2 recommendations, which one is more effective, or has had the best results or most success?
Elimidrol is the strongest and most effective.
How long does it take to get this product. Does anyone sell it so I can get it today
Unfortunately, it’s only sold on their website. Not in stores. They have overnight shipping though.
Just got to say, Elimidrol for opiate withdrawal was AMAZING. How is this not sold everywhere?! I never even heard of it until right before I tried it. Feel like this is such an obvious thing that stores need to carry. Crazy.
Elimidrol is great! The taste is pretty gross in my opinion, and it stains your mouth from the artificial colors, but that being said, it’s POWERFUL and really works. Thanks for sharing your testimonial here. Take care!
For my son who has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. What is the best supplements for helping from relapsing?
Hello. I am doing this at home. I have been on 2mg of Suboxone for about 5 months. For the last month I have tapered off to 0.5 mg. Should I take the calm support and dlpa? I am also on meds for depression, anxiety, high blood pressure. Do you know if it’s ok to take the calm support and dlpa while on my other meds. I don’t want anyone to know. Not my Dr, husband, family or friends.
Can you take additional Passion flower, reishi mushrooms etc when taking calm support?
Yes you sure can.
I need help with opiate withdraws what can I buy over the counter for this?
I’m going to post an article that will show you some of the best OTC remedies:
Opiate Withdrawal Remedies Review: Top 30 List>>
Can calm support be used in addition to not only dlpa but also L-tyrosine ? Asking because I was under the impression that L-tyrosine and mucuna pruviens (velvet bean) -which CS contains – were very similar in nature
They can all be taken together. Calm Support contains low amounts of mucuna, so one can supplement with extra L-tyrosine, and of course DLPA.
There are many combo supplements that contain mucuna pruriens, L-tyrosine, and DLPA, as they can synergize to create an optimal dopamine concentration in the brain.
What would be the best option to come off of heroin..
Just wanted to say thank you. I was so focused on toughing out the suboxone withdrawal pains I put zero research into after care and supplements to kick start the depletion and lack of production of my brains natural chemicals. I really really appreciate the list. I’ll be purchasing them asap!
Hi, I was wondering how you have to take calm support, I’m trying to get off of norcos and I was wondering if I need to wait until the calm support gets into my system before I quit taking the norcos or do I have to stop taking them cold turkey and start taking the calm support or do I have to take the calm support and just wing myself off of the norcos?
Hi Matt, I can’t remember where I found the article about taking the L-tyrosine, DLPA and Velvet Bean Extract together for withdrawals. Can you please send me the link so I can read over it again now that I purchased the supplements. Thank you so much!
Day 21 of a cold turkey 57 mg methadone detox. I did this at home with the help of comfort meds from my doc, clonidine, vistiril, an antidepressant called viiabryd, xanax as needed, 4 tramadol per day, gapapentin, & busbar was just recently added to that concoction because of this extreme anxiety that comes over me all the time and tends to lead to panick attacks. On top of all these big pharma meds, I take a plethora of all natural remedies, most of which I have found here on this sight. Basically everything you have mentioned I am taking. I dont understand HOW I could possibly still feel this crappy!? My mental state is my biggest concern! Im at my wits end here! Thinking inpatient rehab may be my only option at this point. I have a husband and 4 children ranging in age from 13 to 2. Leaving them is not what I wanted to do. Being here and not really “being here” is not good for any of us tho! I don’t know what to expect… This is my 1st and certainly my last methadone detox. I just expected to feel better than this being to the 21 day mark! Please help me!?
Amy,
Inpatient rehab is the best option for many. I know sometimes we feel like we are all alone, especially being the only one in our home who is dealing with something.Please know that you definitely arent alone! As a matter of fact, there would be no use for a blog like this one if the need wasn’t great!
~Mary
OAS RECOVERY SPECIALIST
While on suboxone, my daughter had dental work done which caused damage to her jaw and nerves. Now she has trigeminal neuralgia. Nothing helps calm the pain. Can she do inpatient rehab to get off of suboxone in order to begin to heal the TN?
Jesse and Matt,
Can you please let me know what programs you used ? CES and AVE not sure what they are. Also what CD ‘s ? Anything else you can tell me. Maybe Matt can help ??? Please.. I am desperate. I have been on suboxone for 12 years ! and I have been sick for the last few years with what I now believe are interdose withdrawal. The nausea interfered with eating for the last year. So, I’ve been eating like an anorexic for at least a year.
I am so sick (nausea, weakness, ANXIETY, recently sweating and chills) EVERY morning before my very meager suboxone dose which now is 0.5 mg. I cannot believe I started having this withdrawal illness pretty much during the whole withdrawal from 3 mg down at least. I do not understand why my body is not just adapting to a lower tolerance. I think it’s because my nutritional status is so bad. Anyway, Matt if you’re reading this any input would be greatly appreciated. Have you heard this symptom from anyone else ?
I have been unable to feel pleasure for at least a year. THAT is scary as hell. I cannot even tell you what I like or would like. I wish I was kidding. Cannot just chill in my house and be happy. Absolutely nothing does it for me and I refuse to resort to meds.
Thank you to anyone who can give advice, input on whether you have heard this from anyone else or just anything you feel may help. I would be eternally grateful.
Tricia,
How are you doing? I know it has been a while but I wanted to see how you were. I am going through the exact same thing!! I feel like I just read my own story. I have been on these things for 11 years and your the first person who I can actually relate to. As soon as I tapered from 3mgs. I felt like I have been in withdrawal. You should be so proud of yourself for getting down to .5 mgs. I hope you were able to come off completely. Please share if you can…I need a reason to try
Hi Matt,
I am currently reducing my methadone ,which I have been taking for a number of years 5 plus , i am currently on 6.5 mls (30.5 M) ,in the last two years since having a baby boy .i have come from 14 down to 6.5 .i am noticing just the tiny drop from 7 to 6.5 ,is making me sweat sweat and clamy and tired and I just can’t move much without feeling lathagic, I don’t know but i seemed to look more healthy on a higher dose and have more energy ,is my body tired and craving nutrients,with a two year old it isn’t visible to be sedentary lol.i take spirulina super greens ,flax seed oil ,Macca powder, are these products promoting detox ,which product would benefit my situation nutrient wise and comfort …to make my journey a success ?
Hi Angel,
Back when I was a counselor at a methadone clinic, many patients would tell me about the sweating from reducing dose, and none of them took the supplements you mentioned. I actually write about using these supplements you mentioned when tapering off opioids, as I believe may be very useful. As for the supplements I talk about in this article, many people have written to me to say they worked well while tapering, however, I just don’t know how a person will react. You could also ask your doctor if it is something you should try, then if they say it’s ok, see if it helps with sweating and other symptoms. 🙂
This comment is just for informational use, and you must always ask your doctor before trying any new supplements.
Hi Matt
Can you tell me the link to go to , to find what vitamins and aminos to take while detoxing? I should have written it down. I’m so confused on which one to take. I’ve written down things for the vitamin C detox. Do you think that is good for tramadol? And since I can’t get the benzos(?) I thought about trying the phennibut.
What do you think about that. Or possibly do you think I should stay with the Kratom? Thanx Matt
Susan
Hi Susan, I believe the article you could be talking about is this one:
Opiate Withdrawal Remedies Review: Top 30 List
And yes the vitamin C protocol is good for tramadol too, as is the kratom.
I recently purchased CalmSupport as well as a DL-Phenylalanine supplement. I have a couple of days left on my tapor, which isn’t going as well as I had hoped. I originally started taking oxycodone for back and knee injuries, and then had to take it to avoid nasty withdrawls. I was taking 15 MG anywhere from 2-6 times a day, and have been doing this for about 2 years. There have been a month or 3 that I haven’t used any. A day or two here and there where I haven’t used any. I’m now only taking it to avoid withdrwawl, not for pain.
I read that starting it a few days before you take your last pill will help get it into your system. The recommended dose is one in the AM and one in the evening. Is there a negative effect if you take an extra dose in the middle of the day? Will this help ease the withdrawls? Or is this a waste of the capsules, and won’t help.
Also the DL Phenylalanine says to take it once per day. Should I take it more than once per day? Will there be any severely negative side effects if i do that for a week or so, or will the once a day be enough?
Thank you.
Hi Travis,
I studied from a book written by Dr. Charles Gant and he recommended up to 2,000 mg of DLPA up to 3 times a day. Also, for the Calm Support if two times a day isn’t enough then perhaps it would be useful to take more. However, please discuss all of this with your health care provider as I am not a doctor. I wish the best of luck and congrats on going for it Travis!!!
I’m so glad you are finding some valuable information on my website, and thanks so much for the kind words. I also appreciate you taking the time to leave such an in-depth comment. I know it will help many people who read it, so thanks! You are awesome Jesse!
I’m about to quit suboxone after taking for many years (an amount of years I’m too embarrassed to admit). I’m terrified of wd symptoms. Which of these 2 supplements is better for coming off a long term suboxone addiction? I’m leaning toward the 2nd one listed along with DLPA and L-Tyrosine…mainly due to the huge difference in price. If there is a huge difference in success rates for people in my specific situation, the cost difference might be less of a factor.
Shelly your plan to use the second one along with the additional supplements sounds really awesome!!! Also, make sure to read the following article:
How To Taper Off Suboxone Like a Champion
Disclaimer: I am a Strategic Intervention Coach, not a doctor, so I can’t give professional advice regarding aspects of the body, only the mind. This comment is for informational use only. It’s not intended to treat, diagnose or prevent any disease. Always check with your doctor before changing your diet, trying any new supplements, medications, exercise or opiate tapering programs.
First of all, you’re awesome =) I just found your website today and I am so impressed by your knowledge and commitment.
So, short history, then to my questions.
I have been on suboxone for almost 2.5 yrs now, after just 3 months of using for “pain management” until my surgery and after being clean for a long time. I chose to stay on the suboxone for a yr for fear I could not stay clean and I would relapse and lose my daughter. I am, well, was down to 2 mg, but it seems everytime life gets hectic, I use it for energy, as a crutch, etc., and end up taking more. For the last week +, I have been at 4 mg. I can’t taper anymore, the side effects are weighing on me, and it has become just another drug/addiction to me. I can, and have, stayed clean long term simply by not using. No cravings, slipups, or anything. Just by simply not picking up. So simple =) Until I am off of this, that is not possible to do =(
I have come to the conclusion that cold turkey is my only option, and that is fine with me. I went off 6 mg CT for 11 days, but on Xmas Eve I went back on to function for my daughter, and for those 11 days I felt human again, and that is all that I crave now. It was bliss, even in the midst of the withdrawal. Sorry. Not so short, I guess.
My question is, how effective will your supplement recommendations be on a straight jump, no taper. To be safe, we’ll say off a 4mg jump? Also, if you have any other suggestions/advice, I would be so appreciative grateful. I want to and need to succeed. I will read more of your articles, but since I have just found you today, I haven’t been able to scour your site yet. Thanx so much for all you do and for taking the time to read and help even long-winded posts/persons such as myself. =) Take care
Thanks for the kind words Jessica 🙂 If you really want to have the least amount of symptoms, please read the following article that I believe will help your cold-turkey withdrawal situation:
How To Mega-Dose Vitamin C To Stop Opiate Withdrawal
It uses one of these supplements in combination with a LOT of Vitamin C.
The information you seek is within the pages of this website. I trust you’ll find a lot of great information after some review. I wish you the best of luck!!! And if you ever have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Take care.
Matt has been coaching me for the last month through a tapering schedule using Calm Support to overcome my addiction to hydrocodone. It has been super helpful, and I have actually accelerated my tapering process because of the benefits of Calm Support from the start. It’s worth the expense and wait time to arrive! Also remember to adhere to Matt’s other important strategies that he suggests in his blog about overcoming hydrocodone addiction at home, and you will certainly succeed!
Thanks for the testimonial Brain. Super awesome tapering supplement! And I can’t wait to read your “Success Story” article once you are finished with this process. These articles light up my whole day, and help thousands of other readers learn that it’s possible to get off opiates and not be in too much pain. Your article is going to help A LOT of people! Excited about your progress Brian! Keep up the great work, and that mindset you have is your greatest resource. Talk to you soon friend.
I’m very new to all of this. I’ve been on suboxine for almost three years. I have a job providing care for a lady that needs me very much and most importantly two young children that need me. I’m done and ready to come off of suboxine. Could you please help me to the best of your knowledge. I took withdrawal ease yrs ago. It wasn’t very beneficial. I want to do a taper schedule. I am prescribed it but I’d rather try this on my own. Drs taper too fast. I need a list of everything. Thanks.
Hey Matt,.. Would it be possible to speak with you via phone?.. I`m new to Herion and have many concerns.. Thanks for ALL the info..
Hi Aciec’,
You can use my contact page to send me a message with you phone number. I’ll have some free time Sunday and Monday.
Sorry, my last comment, I mistakenly said dopamine when I meant seratonin. It should read: if you take l-tyrosine without 5htp this can cause a seratonin deficiency
No need to apologize Mary! You are welcome to comment on this blog as much as you want. I never get tired of talking about this type of stuff, and I really love to help in any way I can.
Matt, I am currently obtaining supplements to prepare for withdrawal from suboxone. I have a few questions. First, is it true if you take 5htp (for seratonin ) but don’t also take a tyrosine form of supplement ( l-tyrosine, dlpa or mucuna pruriens ) that you could cause a dopamine deficiency, and the opposite; if you take l-tyrosine without 5htp this can cause a dopamine deficiency? Next, do you recommend ashwashwagandha and rhodiola for withdrawal symptoms? Lastly, if one uses one of the product s you reviewed do you also recommend the prescription clonidine to be taken with them?
Hi Mary,
I recommend taking these supplements you mentioned together for opiate withdrawal. The more types neurotransmitters you can create with supplements, the better. So the L-tyrosine for dopamine production, either 5-HTP or L-tryptophan for serotonin, GABA, Kava root, passion flower and valerian root all increase GABA, and DL-phenylalanine or D-phenylalanine increase endorphins.
Rather than get many different nutrient products I like the opiate withdrawal supplement listed in this article because they have the optimal ingredients and concentrations to relieve withdrawal symptoms. However, it sounds like you’ve really learned a lot and thus you can create your own “formula” of nutrients! Good job!
I like ashwagandha and rhodiola for withdrawal, though I like the adaptogen ginseng a little better. In fact, all three could be used together for even better results in my opinion.
Finally, clonidine is a great medication that I have myself used in combination with natural supplements like the ones these products contain. In my opinion this would work extremely well for coming off Suboxone.
I believe a combination of medications and supplements is a great way to come off Suboxone.
Disclaimer: I am a Strategic Intervention Coach, not a doctor, so I can’t give professional advice regarding aspects of the body, only the mind. This comment is for informational use only. It’s not intended to treat, diagnose or prevent any disease. Always check with your doctor before changing your diet, trying any new supplements, medications, exercise or opiate tapering programs