Member Comments are provided by individuals and reflect their personal opinions only. Under NO circumstances should you act on any advice or opinion posted in this forum. ALWAYS check with your personal physician before taking any action regarding your health! MedHelp International and our partners, sponsors and affiliates have no obligation to monitor any comments posted on this site, or the content and/or accuracy of such exchanges. MedHelp International does not endorse the views of any user.
Addiction: Substance Abuse Community
This community is a place to share information and support with others who are trying to stop using drugs, prescription drugs, alcohol, tobacco or other addictive substances. Discuss with others, the symptoms of addiction, addiction recovery, ways to quit like tapering and cold turkey, and withdrawal symptoms. If you are interested in general "chat", please visit our Addiction Social Community.
Post Comment
Have you tried taking a potassium supplement?
and YES, there are natural remedies for anxiety: chamomile tea, an herbal formula called Calms Forte, and I know there are quite a few others.
if you have a health food store near you i would go talk to someone who works there. there are MANY herbal remedies for anxiety...
good luck!!
-mj
be a natural tranquilizer.You can get it at a large GNC only.Stay away from
the Blueberry drinks and the best one is the instant Cal-Mag C.It worked for
me back when I was in rehab for alc and coke,so give it a try. Unfortunately,
it hasn't worked for me this time with the oxy w/d's.I needed Benzo's just to
get a hour or so sleep ever now and then.Good Luck.
Tradional Medicinals makes a tea called Organic Nighty Night. 1 cup calms me down and 2 puts u to sleep. Good 8 hrs of sleep. Passionflower is a very good herb. Its anti-anxiety, calming , healing, and somewhat of a pain reliever also. Can buy it in capsules or tea bags.
The Nighty Night can be found in most grocery stores. It costs about $5 a box. Believe me these herbs are pretty potent. Probally shouldn't mix them some perscriptions though. Hope this helps.