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Is there a natural product to help reduce narcotic cravings?
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Please repost: and clarify what you mean by "natural." Apple seeds contain "natural" cyanides. Opium, nicotine and ethyl alcohol are "natural." The toxin that causes botulism is "natural." So are arsenic, snake venom, poison ivy, salmonella toxin, cholera toxin, deadly nightshade, and tetrodotoxin from pufferfish which will kill you in under 2 minutes.
Answered 7/18/2017
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