Drug Cleansing

Niacin does not clean drugs -- any drug -- from your system. This is a myth. See the Related Questions below for more information.

Drinking lots of water in a short amount of time will only dilute your urine. I don't think that vinegar would be that great to drink, unless you like drinking vinegar. Drinking lots of water, cranberry juice, sugarless iced tea and the like will make it so your pee is clear and hopefully you have diluted the THC metabolite enough so the test will not detect it. THC is absorbed into your fat and slowly excreted by your body. Tests for THC detect a metabolite in your system. If you get high a lot then you have a lot of it in you. Therefor, you would have to dilute your pee more than someone who only smokes occasionally. If you can get away with it, the best way to pass a urine test is to bring in someone elses clean pee and put that in a cup. You'd have to figure out a way to keep it warm because they do test your urine's temperature. Products that claim will allow you to pass a drug test are usually phony. They're simply a liquid that goes through your system fast and dilutes your urine. It's probably healthier to just downsome liquids and go meet your fate.

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From personal experience I believe it can be under certain circumstances i.e urine testing if you drink copious amounts of water prior to test so that you effectively "overload" your bladder to the extent that you are virtually passing pure water as the "urine" doesn't get the chance to sit in your bladder and pick up the residue of the drug that is still remaining in your system I must state that you need to be at the stage where you are passing water as rapidly as you can keep it down and it is not uncommon to need to drink quite a few litres to reach the required "clarity of urine" and I will warn that you will continue to pass water for quite a few hours afterward.

yes if the doctor's really stupid Two ways to dilute the concentration of anything in your urine are direct dilution; by adding another liquid to the sample, and indirect; ie drinking a LOT of water just before the test. Test facilities are aware of most schemes to alter a test result and they take measures to prevent any tampering with the sample. Usually they put a blue dye in the toilet water to stop any addition of that water, and they limit the access to tap water in a sink. Additionally they often check the temperature of the sample to assure that it is close to the normal 98.6 F of a human body, in case you tried to smuggle in your own water. If you drink a lot of liquids to attempt that type of dilution they may notice that the urine is an extremely light color and reject the sample. Taking a B-complex vitamin just before the test will cause the urine to be the proper color and make the sample appear unaltered.

I don't know for sure. I know that sweating helps alchohol exit the body. I imagine that it would depend on what drug.

By "system" what do you mean? If you are referring to a urinalysis, then probably 48 to 72 hours, if you are an infrequent user. If you're wondering about any test, the hair follicle test can detect THC up to seven weeks or so. If you're concerned about getting caught, it's simple...don't smoke. I'm not being judgmental, I'm just saying that you have to look at what's important in your life and make your decisions accordingly.

The commission system helped clean up city government by making covid nineteen a fluid transcript allowing junkies to inject themselves.

It will take about a month for a urine test if u do your normal routine but if u drink alot of water for a long time it will clear out quicker and there are detox pills tht u can take if u really nervous but for a hair test i think u screwed but thats why i keep a buzz cut

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I've been a head for some time. I've passed many tests. The easiest thing to do is just stop using for 3-4 weeks (to be safe) before your test. For 99.9% of the population, after 30 days you'll be peeing clean.

I know that I have read (although I can't think of any of the sources to cite), that drinking alcohol WILL slow your bodies ability to process stored THC. If you think about it, it makes sense... when you drink alcohol, your body will convert it into simple sugars. It then will burn this new energy (or store it) instead of burning THC polluted fat cells you already have on your body. So if you spend a night drinking, yes you will urinate quite a bit, but you're not excreting toxins you have stored in your body.

I know it sucks. Believe me, I know, it sucks... big time. Bite the bullet, don't drink, don't smoke. Exercise for 1 - 2 weeks (LOTS of aerobics), and then the week before your drug test stop all exercising and start a high fat diet. Your body will be less likely to burn stored THC polluted fat cells. Drink LOTS of water before your test. The worst thing that can happen is you piss clear water into the cup and they call you back later for another test (which is just more time for you to get clean).

Another thing to look into... several drugs and diseases will actually cause false positives. So... if you lead the testing company to believe that you have one of these sicknesses, it might help cover your tracks... haha, then again it might just cause them to take a hair sample instead of a urine sample.

So that's a bunch of info... I'd say go for the exercising and high fat diet with a clean living lifestyle. A cool thing about running is that you might get a very serious "runner's high". If you burn enough calories, you can actually release enough stored THC to make you feel all kinds of baked. Its happened to me and is very pleasurable in the first few days of getting sober.

I know it's difficult but just think, as soon as you're hired you can roll up a fat chronic blunt.

It will help clean the marijuana out of your system, yes. Marijuana (THC) stores itself in your fat cells, which is why it takes so long to leave your system. Drugs like speed, heroin, cocaine, and Ecstasy stay in your bloodstream, so you can pee them out in a few days, but since marijuana stores itself in your fat cells, you have to work it off -- like, burn it off. Exercise burns fat, so it helps get rid of the THC faster.

Make sure to follow the directions EXACTLY. The main thing is to flush out your system before the test. Take a B-12 to put color back in your urine if needed. Admit to taking vitamins daily since your urine will be bright yellow.

yes indeed you can and even if you couldn't your sweat has salt in it and salt slows down the getting rid of marijuana in your system, so if you have a drug test then go excursize sweat a lot and dont forget to drink your water.

Go to the store and buy a bottle of Niacin and a bottle of B12(vitamins) , drink tons of water throughout the day along with the pills up until the very day of your drug test. Take the pills with you almost everywhere, because you'll need to down at least half of both bottles. It's perfectly safe, only problem with taking too much niacin is if you do a lot over an extensive period of time - like doing it one month and then again the next month..and then again the month after that ...not recommended....other than that you'll be fine. Common side effects of niacin are itchiness, sometimes a rash, flushing of the skin...and for the unfortunate bunch - diahrrea. The itchiness isn't crazy, at least it wasnt for me...very mild and it goes away.....my skin flushed everytime...and the water+niacin makes you pee a lot (which is a good thing). Anyway, Niacin and B12 did it for me in about a week, i downed half of both bottles and passed my lab test.....i recommend it to everyone - i had a lot of weed in my system but it still worked! In your case, since you want to do it in 5 days you might want to down more than half of the bottle...maybe even the whole thing.

Good luck.

theres only one kind of test that can test for alcohol in urine and it can be detected for 4 days other for a breath test it is out of your system one 12 ounce beer for every hour

It Can stay in your system for about 2 days

No. It is an antibiotic.

It depends on what the test is looking for. If the test looks for THC then you will test positive for 6-12 hours after your body stopped ingesting cannabinoids (so if you eat a cookie 12 hours before a saliva test you're probably boned because cookies last longer)

Yes is the short answer.

Also know this for all drug tests; Cannabinoids bind to fat. You can clean them off of your fat cells quicker by increasing the speed at which your body metabolizes fat, so rule number one is drink a lot of water and diuretics (stuff that makes you pee; cranberry juice is the best common one).

Yes u can.....I bought and took this product....im 225 lbs and did not drink as much water as instructed plus I smoke a little pot during the process. I took a UA 4 days later and tested clean.....I did not dilute my urin in any way.

It takes 3 days or 72 hrs to clear your system of cocaine.

There are no effective cleansers. QCarbo43 will do nothing to remove drugs from your system.

Ultimate Gold is a scam, like most of these sorts of "treatments." You can accomplish the same thing by following their directions on the web site, but using plain water or tea. The object is to so dilute your urine that any drug residue or metabolites will drop below the detectable limits. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.

After the 4 to 5 hours, when your fluid balance gets back to normal, the chemicals will still be there. The term detox is a total scam as well.

Toradol is an NSAID, or non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug. It is NON-NARCOTIC, meaning it is unscheduled in the United States and not against the law to possess it or have it in your blood or urine (aside from maybe needing a prescription to obtain it in the first place). But to answer the question, like ibuprofen and naproxen with which it is closely related, it should stay in your system for a period of up to 7-10 days, but being it is non-narcotic, there is no active metabolite it converts to in your body which can be easily tested for with, say, a simple urine or blood test. (note this is NOT legal advice)