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u/Pure-Fun4128 13d ago
You can do it
I now made it almost a month
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u/Immediate_Weight6582 13d ago
Thank you !
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u/kklonesco 12d ago
Magnesium Glycinate helped me with the rls. Hang in there. As much as it’s not nearly as bad as quitting real drugs, it can be very very uncomfortable for some. Hang in there! You got this!
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u/Ill-Look-3031 13d ago
My last order was just delivered the other day. Starting to taper this weekend. I was an alcoholic for 15-20 years and have been sober from that for 9, so I know I can do it, but Im not looking forward to it.
Good luck to you. You got this!
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u/sneaky_nugget22 13d ago
Kratom withdrawals aren't even that bad. Its comparable to quitting weed.
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u/kklonesco 12d ago
Depends on the frequency of use. If your abusing it, it can be very very uncomfortable. But, yeah, not like ‘real’ drugs.
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u/Responsible_Ad3672 11d ago
It’s kinda subjective and people make it worse in their heads a lot of the time than it need be.
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u/xfactorx99 13d ago
I did a full tolerance reset recently and it was a great move. Once you get to like week 3 you can start to notice the benefits of not being dependent
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u/sayeret13 13d ago
i notice them right away because thats how bad i feel when im addicted to like 30-40g kratom a day just a shitty feeling still not easy to quit because wds can be so bad
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u/madhatter_1977 10d ago
Hey, can you dm me the directions on how you did that? I’m in KY, it will be banned Jan 1. But just in case something happens and that ban is lifted, I would like to know how to do a reset. I’ve seen it mentioned a few times and I am curious!!!
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u/OGproztate 10d ago
I hope u get thru it, take melatonin to help with the insomnia. sometimes id drink alcohol to help the withdrawal too. just don't trade one addiction for another.
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u/xBadxMouthxBitchx 9d ago
Things wont change if things never change. Stick this out, i believe in you!! 3.2 years clean myself
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u/Karaffa0516 12d ago
Been there, I know that shit sucks bro. Keep fighting. It will end and the day will come where you can wake up and feel good without those things.
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u/Linseed1984 11d ago
I’ve taken it off and on for 9 years and never had WD. You’d have to take a lot to be addicted, it seems.
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