If you’re wondering what the best natural supplements for opioid 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 combination supplements come along.
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Opioid Withdrawal Supplements
Opioid withdrawal supplements are products that have been specifically formulated to treat opioid 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).
There are many amino acids, vitamins, herbs, minerals, and other nutrients that can be very helpful for relieving opioid withdrawal symptoms. For instance, passionflower has been shown to be helpful in a major study, as well as many other nutrients.
Not long ago, there was an abundance of great opioid withdrawal supplements on the market that had a specific combo of these helpful nutrients for withdrawal.
However, a few years ago the FDA and FTC stopped these companies from promoting their supplements as ‘Opioid Withdrawal Supplements’. To be able to make that claim, the product has to be an FDA-approved drug such as Suboxone.
But even though these companies can no longer promote their products for opioid withdrawal, they still have the exact same nutrient profiles.
Here is my current favorite “Life-Enhancing Support Supplement” (what they have to call it now!)…
Elimidrol
Elimidrol is an extremely powerful, super-concentrated supplement. Here is what it states on the Elimidrol Website:
“Elimidrol® was designed for effectiveness and engineered to promote mental and physical comfort, calmness, positive mood, healthy mental and emotional balance, while enhancing your overall well-being.
Scientifically formulated with powerful ingredients to also support feelings of mental and physical equilibrium, while providing relief for intermittent anxiety, irritability, and restlessness. Experience the Elimidrol® difference today!”
Elimidrol has a Daytime Formula and Nighttime Formula. 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 do the following…
Elimidrol Daytime promotes:
- Positive Mood
- Comfort
- Calmness
- Emotional Stability
- Overall Well-Being
Elimidrol Nighttime promotes:
- Restful Sleep
- Mental Tranquility
- Restlessness Relief
- Positive Mood
- Overall Well-Being
Elimidrol Testimonials
I’ve heard from literally hundreds of people that tried Elimidrol and loved the effects they got from it.
Except for some, the taste is pretty gross. Oh well, I guess it can’t be perfect right?
If you want to go to the Elimidrol.com website it’s pretty professional and there is more to learn about how it can help you get your life back.
And you should also check out these Elimidrol testimonials. They’re pretty cool.
More Elimidrol Testimonials
I suggest you read the Elimidrol Reviews they have on Elimidrol.com to learn more and see if the Elimidrol Daytime Formula and Elimidrol Nighttime Formula are products you want to use to help promote:
- Mental Tranquility
- Positive Mood
- Restful Sleep
- Calmness
- Comfort
- Restlessness Relief
I don’t know why they don’t sell it on Amazon.com.
If they ever start selling on Amazon I’ll update this article. But their website is pretty rad and they have overnight shipping and a money-back guarantee which is cool. Great company.
Go to Elimidrol.com to learn more.
My gosh thank you for this site. It has been very helpful. I have leftover withdrawal-ease from years ago and Elimidrol from 8-10 months or so ago. Are they still ok to use after that long if they were stored inside? Should I use them together? Withdrawal ease was helpful but I changed to Elimidrol since my support group (and your recommendation combined). My support group actually pointed me towards your site and it seems they all used the same. Elimidrol was sooooooo helpful. But wondering if taking them together is even better for some reason? Or pointless? Do I need to get new bottles? I don’t understand why it’s not in stores everywhere, I mean it is an epidemic, give it to everyone. I actually told my local pharmacist to carry it lol but I don’t know if they will listen. You’re the best thank you thank you. I’m ready to do this.
Matt, I just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for what you do and for sharing it with us. Two years ago I detoxed off MS Contin after a back surgery. Your page and the easy to read information helped me get off without a lot of discomfort. I am also an RN and substance abuse counselor and I have used your information to help my clients too. Thank you, Thank you from all of us.
Glad to hear this Holly, and thanks for the feedback!
Your site is broken. Can’t post a comment and the Supplements page says it is being updated.
You did post a comment, and the page is in fact being updated, thus it’s not broken.
I have been on norco for about 2 months for women’s issues and then surgery. My body has become dependent…
I have 4 pills left and then it is time to to detox…. Would calm support be enough to help me? I had to wait for my dr to fill the prescription a week ago and hard terrible detox symptoms that whole day. I want to make this as easy as possible. I already have vit c, passion flower, lemon balm and valerian. Can you please tell me the best route to go on a low budget?
Btw- I did just order calm support…..
My son is addicted to Fentanyl and wants to be free if it. Will all this work for Fentanyl too. Or what is the best for Fentanyl withdrawals?
Thanks
Yes, it helps with all opioids. But fentanyl is super strong so it would be best to also use a comfort med or more.
Matt what is a comfort Med? Thank you for all the life-saving information…. you are changing and saving lives which is much more than money… and will continue to bring you money…. the more you service others the more it will bring., thank you thank you thank you
Any medicine prescribed by your doctor that can potentially alleviate withdrawal symptoms. Such as benzos, gabapentinoids, blood pressure meds, and muscle relaxers.
Comfort med?! If its a “controlled substance” good luck getting it prescribed! Once you tell them you are dependent on opiates and need help like that, they suddenly treat you like you are addicted to EVERY drug known to man! They won’t write ANYTHING! They treat you like you are a leper!
Thanks homie! Just ordered Calm Support. Thank you for such well thought out recommendations. It made it super easy to make a choice when I’m operating on very little battery power right now. Gratitude brotha, I’m excited for it to arrive. I got it in both day & night. Seems the only way to go if you’re going give it a solid run. Best! Look forward to being able to follow up with good feedback. 🤞🏻
The withdrawal remedy sleep support that you recommend contains 200 mg of Phenibut. Will taking this supplement on a daily bases cause a dependence?
Is it ok to use the Elimidrol with Lexapro. I was taking tramadol with Lexapro and did not have any issues. Will the Elimidrol help with the sweats and chills? Thank you very much.
I have been taking oxycodone for 20 years. any where from 30mg to 40mg a day. I DDD nad its getting worse somedays I feel like I cant walk, but I tired of the looks you get from the pharmartist at the drug store and my dr. will be retiring soon. I feel like there is no help for me what do you suggest im in my 60s with high bp also. I also work a full time job and have a sick husband.
I am also in my 60’s and have been an addict for more years than not. 4 years ago I was on 115 ml of methadone a day and about a year and a half ago I rapidly reduced that to 30 ml a day. Then I decided I was tired to literally being married to the clinic so I just quit. Not a good decision and I found myself back into heroin. I only lasted 20 days before I went back to the the clinic. After 9 more months I had dropped to 15 ml and quit again. 15 days later I’m back with a white flag and am going to maintain a slower taper. My best advice is to make sure your doctor knows exactly what your symptoms and mindsets are. We are not wired like a non addict is, we have changed our bodies and minds ability to produce what we need to ( for lack of a better word ) be what we consider as normal. Headspace.com is a meditation site which I strongly recommend to learn how to train your mind. I do this everyday,you can do 3 minutes 10 or as much as you want. It has many different packs. I’ve done anxiety, restlessness and more. Good luck with your journey!
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 ??
Take kratom relieves pain and u detox off methedone
What your doctor did to you was illegal! You should remind that clinically the path they took! They are supposed to wean you off of give you your meds u too you do have another doc, not leave you like they did. Good luck !
I literally feel your pain. After 19 years of oxycodone to help me to function after non healing pelvic fractures, all at once I am told that I do not need this and pain docs have refused to fill any Rx. No guidance, nothing, just said take aceteminophen or ibuprophen I just moved to a new state. Even after all of the new legislation, my pain mgt dr. there had continued to prescribe and felt the need was justified. Enter a new state and I am out of luck. Just told I don’t, and haven’t needed, for years. How does moving to another state change one’s needs? Previous dr. was board certified anesthesiologist and pain mgt. Same with new, but totally different attitude. “You’ll maybe feel badly for a few days.” That’s what I was told. Just get over it. What happened to the Hippocratic Oath and ‘first do no harm.’ Seems to me that after assisting in dependence, definitely not addiction (many sites do not differentiate), then withdrawing any support or guidance, these people are breaking the oath they took so seriously once upon a time. I do believe, that for some, a feeling of superiority, power over others which is very strong here, condescending attitudes, holier than thou attitudes, and more have caused/ contributed to illegal and dangerous use by many. Doesn’t help me, but makes total sense.
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.
What Pain meds have you been on for 10 years ?
Can you please tell me what other medications or supplements you added?
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.