r/7OHdetox

Today makes day 3 of no 7. I’ve been on it for over a year now. I got up to 250-300mgpd there at the end, probably for about 3 weeks maybe less. I also have Crohn’s Disease. That’s how I got started on this crap. My sister gave me a piece and it made everything better.. a year later my life is falling apart. My health is much worse. My marriage is struggling due to my addiction and the strain it’s put on my wife. Our finances are extremely tight because of this. I’ve had to take off work this week, they think it is due to my autoimmune disease. And it partially is. I’ve been admitted to the hospital twice in the last couple of months due to Crohn’s.. but the 7oH has made things much worse. And she is having to carry all the weight of bills and needs. She is tired and I don’t blame her. She is still standing by me, but has very little patience or empathy at this point. Which I don’t blame her.. I HAVE to go to work Monday. I am on day 3 of this and I took 2mg of subs yesterday, 4mg the day before that. I have not taken any today. My WD aren’t too bad. My anxiety is the worst and I am EXTREMELY TIRED. Fatigue I’ve never felt before that won’t allow me to sleep. I’ve heard waking up on day 4 is kind of a breakthrough. Have any of you experienced anything like that? I’m just looking for some positive feedback to help get me through this. I’m terrified of being so exhausted and having to still go to work some how. Any advice or success stories would be much appreciated. Thank you all. This Reddit group has done so many so much good.

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As the market shifts toward things like 7-hydroxymitragynine the conversations around tolerance and management are definitely changing. These products are a lot more concentrated than the traditional powder many of us started with. I was reading some background on 7oh about how these isolates are manufactured and it really highlights the jump in potency we are seeing now. How are you guys adjusting your routines to account for these more refined versions of the plant compared to how things used to be?