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Im planning on quitting all substances on same day, when should i expect to feel normal? drugs(stimulants), caffeine/sugar, alcohol, and cigarettes
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Cold Turkey: A lot depends on what type of stimulants, etc. you are taking. Your plan could be dangerous. Please do this under the guidance of your doctor. Your goal to be free of substances is great but do it safely and day by day you will feel better and better. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/12/2018
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