pseudo xanax

I have a friend that is addicted to xanax -- 6 mg to 8 mg a day.  I would like to substitude some of that with a pseudo xanax to help her get off these pills.  Is there a place that I can buy pseudo xanax or have a doctor give me a perscription for fake pills?

Thank you

[Hensley258]

I have never heard of Pseudo (or fake) Xanax.

Although I do understand your friends addiction to Xanax, as I am also addicted to Xanax (4mgs a day)

It may not be wise to try to swap your friends Xanax with a Pseudo form of Xanax because she will then get hoorible withdrawls and even risk sezure if her system is cut off Xanax in a fast manner.

The right way to get off Xanax is a very slow taper method, of course this will require the user to want to taper down and eventually stop.

The big problem with Xanax is that we build up tolerance to the drug a  very rapid rate.
I can take 4Mgs at one time which would be enough to knock a horse on it's butt, simply because I have such a high tolerance.

I tried a cold turkey discontinuation of my Xanax about 2 months ago and seriously thought I was going to die after 5 days off. This is why dosages must be lowered slowly.

It may also require her doctor to get her on a less addictive maintenence medication to help with the anxiety that her Xanax is now helping with.

This is why I advise anyone taking Xanax NEVER to go beyond the 2Mg a day mark. beyond that is like trying to chase a high you will never get again.

8Mgs a day is a really high dosage and your friend may need an addiction intervention and professional help to make that taper off of the drug work.

I will never forget the first time I took 1mg of Xanax. It was like I found bliss and such a relaxed and content feeling in my body and soul, but the high is just a horrible lie that often results in chasing a Dragon that can never be captured again.

I am supprised that your friend could even find that steady of a supply of Xanax to get to that level. They are hard to get unless you have a doctor that doesn't care about how much he prescribes.

[LeftCoastChick]

I have to agree, you may be a good friend, but the person with the addiction is the one that has to deal with it, the addiction is not yours.