Drug-Free Withdrawal From Heroin Options

We all know that hot tubs, massages, natural sleeping aids (tart cherry and melatonin), as well as vitamins, minerals and amino acids all are great for providing some relief of heroin withdrawal symptoms. We can take long walks to remove the attention from our body and we can do stuff to take our minds off the pain. I have even heard news of a new "drug" called Elimidrol, which works to provide opiate withdrawal relief. It really isn't a drug, it is basically a combination of natural ingredients, such as kava-kava, Ginseng root, Passionflower, 5-HTP, and Melatonin. Most people say they wouldn't expect miraclesbecause it doesn't eliminate the kick. The only thing that eliminates the kick is a Subutex or Suboxone, but then you have to come off of  that, too. With the drug-free route, you are always going to have a kick. Even when you come off of Subutex and Suboxone, you are not going to feel 100%. It takes the body a while to push those opiates out.

My own personal tips for once you get over the hump of heroin detox are:

• Drink lots of water
• Take adequate amounts of herbs, minerals, vitamins, and amino acids
• Get plenty of physical fitness in your day
• Get the proper nutrition

Remember, your body is a natural machine. It is an Oxygen breathing machine. It is very resilient and it pushes to the end of all limits and survives. The body is a very complex, but stable and strong machine. Even when you attempt to kill it with opiates, it can come back. It WILL make you pay and it WILL make you hurt, but it can come back. There is no easy way to detox from opiates. There is no perfect and painless withdrawal. Remember that when you come into withdrawal from opiates, it is never 100% painless.