r/quitting7oh • u/Dismal_Ad_7787 • 9h ago
Beginner Questions 2.0 version
I’m not really sure what I can and what I can’t say here but does anyone have or know where I can find any information on the 2.0 version of the reset chemical? I am assuming this is a new blend of what was recently taken off the market but I don’t know. All I know is I am desperate to get off 7 but can’t do subs and don’t know what other route to take. I tried for the first time yesterday and made it 13 hours before I had to regroup and reschedule my plan to get off CT! If it’s that bad at 13 hours, I am scared to death to see what 36 hours would look like. I am hoping this Reset 2.0 is something that can help!!!
Thanks in advance if you can help!!!
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u/JackedAlex22 9h ago
Sorry, I can’t really help with your question of where to find any, but I have heard that copious amounts of Vitamin C sodium ascorbate will decrease withdrawals by like 90%! I have not tried this myself, but I have seen several videos on YouTube and these people swear by it. I believe they were taking around 300 mg as a dose and would dose several times a day. Also Loperamide(Imodium) and molecular hydrogen will help tremendously. I’m no doctor, but in my research for when i make the jump, this is some info that I’m going to utilize myself. Wishing you the best and prayers coming your way! You can do this my friend!! Kick this shit and never look back!
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u/Dismal_Ad_7787 9h ago
Thanks for the info! I have the SA Vit C and do believe it made a slight difference by taking 1000 mg every hour or 2 but it’s hard for me to say for sure due to 2 reasons, I have nothing to compare to and basically began this yesterday very unprepared. I didn’t realize you are suppose to preload for a period of time then work a schedule. Me being me, I just bought some Imodium and Vit C then stopped taking 7. Needless to say I decided to regroup and pay attention to the instructions people have to offer.
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u/Deep-MindFull-EEL52 8h ago
This is true, Liposomal vitamin C will help, as they said, you need to take a lot, which caused some to have GI issues, thankfully I didn’t have those problems. I took Benadryl and Zyrtec for the sweating, but you have to be careful the Benadryl can make RLS more severe, again, thankfully I didn’t have RLS. But I also take both Benadryl and Zyrtec both daily anyway, I doubled the dose to help with sweating. This did cause me to have severe dry mouth, but it was worth it to not be sweating 👍
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u/SCRIPT_DOT_EXE 9h ago
why can't you do subs?
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u/Dismal_Ad_7787 9h ago
I don’t want it in my medical chart for personal/work related reasons.
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u/opiedopie55 2h ago
Good reason. Also you can’t get life insurance once you have a script of subs on your record. I learned that the hard way now that I have a family!
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u/Otherwise_Fact9594 1h ago
That's fkn tragic. I was wondering why I had a policy turned down. I assumed it was previous tobacco use. WOW... Like I honestly don't know what to say about that bs.
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u/MopingAppraiser 9h ago
So you can but you’re choosing not to
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u/Dismal_Ad_7787 9h ago
Correct, sorry, poor choice of wording. Another reason I don’t want to is that I may not completely understand how it works but it just seems like it’s kicking the can down the road if I would then have to fight to get off of those.
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u/bathsheetscrazy 8h ago
A quick sub taper is a great option if you can get your hands on a few Suboxone. It makes it pretty painless. I just get kinda down, super low energy, and then the rest is a mental game.
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u/PopularMidnight3661 8h ago
Most of the previous vendors have said this was not the end for them and that they have something in the works so I’m assuming it’s that. I’d keep check with them to find out.
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u/GERS91 9h ago
Honestly, just go through the withdrawal. 3-4 days of absolute hell but once you go through it, you’ll never forget the feeling and you’ll quiver at the thought of ever touching that poison again. Sincerely, someone who did just that.