Question 1

are the new addtabz a good alternative to adderal? do they really work?

Accepted Answer

Efficacy not known: Addtabz are a recently formulated supplement that is being heavily marketed as a dietary supplement, a non prescription alternative to adderall, (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine) even though there are no studies to see if it works. The components are caffeine, methylhexaneamine (a stimulant) and octopamnine. Most important, side effects and dangers are not known, and similar drugs (eg ephedra) have turned out to be lethal for some.

Question 2

how long should l be expecting withdrawals from quitting caffeine?

Accepted Answer

Caffeine withdrawal: Withdrawal symptoms from caffeine withdrawal may last as long as several weeks, with headaches and irritability.

Question 3

what is the definition or description of: withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

Withdrawal: Symptoms upon abrupt discontinuation or decrease in intake of substances such as medications or illicit substances.

Question 4

what do you think, could mhmr help me with withdrawals?

Accepted Answer

Services: Are you referring to the texas department of mental health mental retardation? I doubt that they provide for detoxification but call them and find out if  you are eligible for services & if this is a covered treatment.   
Call 888-522-8262.

Question 5

zopliclone withdrawals what happens?

Accepted Answer

Insomnia: You will likely encounter insomnia although this should improve over time.  You may find it helpful to take a half tablet of zopiclone for a few nights before total discontinuation.  Talk to your prescribing doctor.  Stay safe!

Question 6

what can help nitrazepam withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

This is a BZD wd!: Nitrazepam is a benzodiazepine. The withdrawal can be very difficult and prolonged. It is better to do this under medical supervision. It looks like it is not available in the U.S. The places with more experience with bzd withdrawal are substance abuse rehabilitation treatment centers.

Question 7

what is the withdrawals for klonipin?

Accepted Answer

Agitation, anxiety: Withdrawal symptoms include agitation, difficulty sleeping and anxiety among others. Klonopin (clonazepam) needs to be tapered slowly under the direction of a physician.

Question 8

how dangerous is alcoholic withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

Varies: Might be minimal. Could be fatal.

Question 9

can u withdrawal from suboxone and why?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely!!!!!!: Suboxone is a very long acting medication and it is an opiod mixed with another medication to block the addicting properties. It stays active for up to 3 days and most patients start feling severe withdraws in 2 to 3 days. It is very powerful and should only be stopped under the supervision of a liscences and certified Suboxone doctor.

Question 10

how long does saratonin withdrawal last?

Accepted Answer

Slow taper!!!!!: It could be a couple of days to over a week, depends on the medication that you are taking and the dose. The best way to avoid this is by properly coming off the medication on a slow taper.

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