How can you detox your body from opiates without feeling pain?

Answer 1

It's rare that people can get off synthetic or street opioids without any physical pain, and of course it depends on how much opioid use is involved. The reason for this is that physicians are reluctant to prescribe you with pharmaceutical opioids with which you can step down. What you'd be doing is weaning yourself off the opioids gradually, in order to minimize discomfort -- but that means spreading out what discomfort there is over time. Synthetics (Fentanyl, Suboxone, methadone, in that order) take longer. I would encourage you to think outside the box and look at Ibogaine.

Ibogaine is a plant-based medicine that takes away withdrawal and resets the dopamine receptors that get damaged from chronic opioid use; proper treatment with Ibogaine can be found in Mexico, not in the US, most of Western Europe, or Canada.

A proper Ibogaine clinic would do one of two things: either coach you through transitioning onto a short-acting (real) opioid, such as morphine, Oxycontin, or percoset prior to coming for Ibogaine treatment; or facilitate the detox on site, which would run into weeks of residency and more money spent on medications and nursing services if they're synthetics. It can be done, but the goal is to get the toxins out of your system in order for the Ibogaine to work.

NewPathIbogaine.com would be the best Ibogaine clinic for you, whether they detox you, or you detox yourself.

Answer 2

if your on heroin then methadone or suboxone.