Puridone, Withdrawal Ease and other natural Opiate withdrawal remedies

Anyone have any experience with the first two??? I've already got a good multi vitamin/mineral and potassium (as recommended by Thomas Recipe, but I'm wondering if the all in one natural meds made specifically for wds are better or just more expensive. I also haven't been taken my vitamins religiously like I shouls, only the potassium. Will it REALLY make a difference?? Your experience and/or opinion is appreciated.

[BarbRTR]

I haven't taken them, but researched Puridone. There really isn't anything in it you can't buy OTC.. For much cheaper. ( it's like 400$ or more).

However, if you aren't taking your vitamins good, then a one ounce once a day drink of Puridone may help, but honestly, that's just convenience.

They state your body will absorb this better on their website, but those statements are not FDA approved, and their "trials" weren't controlled. And the way it was worded, ( fine print)pretty much had me thinking that some, if not all of the subjects were still on methadone, or other meds, perhaps weaning, but basically, it was not a good study.

Also, the instructions call for serious weaning. If you wean, you're going to usually feel less intense withdrawls.

I think it could have a placebo affect though..
That's Puridone. Some here have tried wd ease, maybe they will chime in, but you can buy it all at health food stores.

Good luck, and take your vitamins! :)

[KLB84]

Thanks for posting the one thing I noticed when researching the Thomas Recipe and looking for the ingredients is that I needed a multi-vitamin/MINERAL which was harder to find at the local "Super" market...but I did...just need to get a bigger pill dispenser so I take them everyday I guess! Hope to hear from more....