Kratom guys. It works get yourself down to a low level of whatever opiate your on and take 6 to 7 grams of Bali or Malaysian kratom. Your withdrawals will be 70 to 90 percent better have some weed and watch. It really works but not if you have a lot on you system. Got me off that and suboxone over three years
Jeremiah Kivi i didn’t want to stop getting high. But I wanted to have a life. So my want for having a life was a title more than my want to get high. If you don’t want anything with your life then maybe u will never get clean. Simple as that . Because heroin withdrawal is the worst thing you will ever go thru. I
Dr. Dre lost half his estate in his divorce after 20 years. It was so much money he could have spent $10,000 on hookers every night over the same time period and it would have cost him less than his wife in the end.
It’s so interesting to listen to Artie talk. Yes he’s funny, but he’s also unbelievably honest about what he’s done in his life and the mistakes he made and where they came from. Most people can’t even admit they left the milk out overnight.
Man Artie is legit one of the most loved and supported famous junkies. usually when a celeb comes out with addiction issues they are supported at first when they go to rehab but after multiple relapses the support dries up and turns to anger and lost respect and criticism. but Artie after countless fuck ups and broken promises everyome still has his back like its day one of his first recovery attempt. I know and agree he doesn't owe the fans shit but the way he is loved and supported is really heartwarming. it must be his honesty about his addiction. many of us are rooting for you Artie you got this man!! with love from Australia.
I was addicted to oxys was spending about 7k a month on pills and went to rehab 2x at 25k each time it was hell the worst 5 years of my life, finally sober for a little over a year and i feel amazing
Joe is by far the best interviewer I’ve ever seen! He is a wicked pisser and quick with his wit but at the same time he can identify and empathize with his guests. Literally nobody else could get these candid responses!
I was 100% against Artie Lange. I thought he was a bad person who encouraged other people to be bad people. But seeing him here I am finally seeing what he has to offer. He looks great and for the first time ever I think he’s actually really funny. I used to just look at him and feel sadness for how pathetic he was. Anyone who likes the pathetic version better is just someone looking to have their awful life validated by someone’s who is worse.
The worst part is you feel really tired during withdrawals but you can’t sleep and every time you lay down your legs are restless and you feel pain in your bones.
Erich Von Molder are you that much of an incel? Why can’t you just be happy to see somebody come back from a dark road like addiction? Because your life is pathetic.
@@James-bn6lg "Addiction" isn't a dark road. It's a pathetic excuse impulsive losers tell themselves so they don't have to be self-disciplined and excersise self-control.
I was totally and utterly off the rails with alcohol and drugs for 25 years straight. It's nothing short of a miracle that I survived. The hardest part when finally getting clean is coming to terms with the insanity you experienced during those years. It's like waking up from a terrible dream. Some days I wake up with a jolt of shock because i simply cannot believe I'm alive and sober.
His description of withdrawals is true in that it's like the flu times ten but, when you have the flu you can say you're sick. Withdrawals coming on are horrifying. It's so much more than that. The horror in your head is relentless and you can't sleep, eat , or even walk across the room. You can't even believe how much you can shit and puke. The weird thing about going through that is your perception of it is opaque. You know that it was the worst thing you have ever been through, but the brain has little recall of specifics and, your back at it. The anxiety and no escaping by sleeping because your brain just needs it for relief. I can't imagine having to do what he was with performances and work. I'm glad he's still around because he's so hilarious.
*can do to you. Plenty of users have used drugs for years or decades with no adverse effects. It's the ones that abuse drugs that usually has this happen to them, unfortunately.
To anyone reading this and you’re currently taking soboxone....ask your doctor for the sublicade shot. I was on suboxone for 10 years nearly and the only thing that got me off was the shot. It wore off and I felt back to normal finally.
@@blindi6326 its different on many different aspects, at least for me and my best friend who I used and rehabilitated with over and over.....one is you don’t have to re dose the way you feel when taking soboxone....(often days you feel like you need more so you take more) with the shot you get out of the habit of taking something to feel better and having to take something every morning.. When you get the shot you don’t have to think about it...for the longest time (years) i tried getting off of taking the strips...i would get all the way down to one milligram or even half a milligram but I could not get past the withdrawals when you stop taking even one half of a milligram...the shot feels like a hard little ball at the injection site for about 40 days...its gets smaller and smaller and you feel the same every single day even after when its gone....no withdrawals.
@@romerider1000 Yeah well quitting on half a milligram is still too much, you have to go down to atleast 0.2 or so. But I know that it's hard to do as an addict when there is always the feeling that you could just take more, and that's a very good point.
@@blindi6326 yeah the biggest thing for me was was not thinking about it and getting out of the habit of taking something to feel better....before I even realized it the ball was gone and I felt fine finally and told my doctor i didn’t need to get another shot.... I was done for the first time in ten years at age 32 and didn’t feel an urge to use since December 2019.
@@romerider1000 Congrats man, I've been off it for about a year now. But I don't like counting the days since it really doesn't matter to me, because I just never want to do it again.
I always say, "Withdrawels are like the flu X's a thousand." Either number, its a horrific feeling, that unless you expierence it yourself, you cant relate to it.
The worst I’ve had is Percocet withdrawal. Not an addict thing, prescribed for chronic pain but still there have been gaps, So.... 1. Restless legs 2. Muscle aches 3. Heightened anxiety - the kind that is heavy in your chest and just makes you want to go fetal position. 4. Nausea 3-4 days of it then it’s over. I always went cold turkey. Not as bad as you’d think, but everyone reacts differently. Edit: 10-325mg, 2 pils, 4-6 times a day. A fairly heavy dose. A very heavy dose in the medical profession for sure.
W/d's are absolute hell. I unfortunately had to go through w/d's cold turkey from heroin($150 day habit). I honestly don't know how I was able to do it. I never want to have to go through that ever again. The mental addiction lasts for so much longer too. I'm glad that you were able to kick your habit man. 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Opiate withdrawals are the same no matter which opiates you’re using. That’s a pretty small dose compared to people I knew who used. My buddy used to take 10-15 30mg oxy’s in one shot.
@@spoonerson1103 , true, everyone is different, but what in his life would make you think otherwise, especially the stories he tells? I wish him luck, but the story of addiction is hope and going back to old ways. He seems "hardwired" at this point, but I'm looking forward to being proven wrong.
The flu times 10 is a good description. I always said, it’s like feeling the most physically sick and mentally sick you’ve ever been by far, at the same time. The mental part is just as bad because you just can’t think straight. The positions I put myself in to not be dope sick is not anything I’d ever have thought
I was a pill addict for a few years due to a hip surgery I put off for too long. Once I was done with pills I was done. Withdrawals from Xanax and pain meds ain’t no joke! Enough to make me never want it again
I was prescribed Xanax because I lost my father to a murder (me and my son found his body) that is still unsolved to this day. I’m drug free as we speak
Acute opiate withdrawals are the worst thing you can ever go through. It is like being thrown into hell, physically, mentally and emotionally. Depending on what form of opioids you are addicted to, and how much, it can last anywhere from a week to a month to even two months. Pure agony. Every nerve ending in your entire body (including your internal organs) is agitated and on fire. Your mind is in a total meltdown, like having a bad acid trip that you never come out of, running through every bad experience you've ever gone through. It is bad enough that countless people have killed for money for dope, or committed suicide.
I miss the old Artie. But I couldn't be happier that this is where Artie's at right now. I mean, look at this fucking guy. He looks and sounds so fucking great. So happy for his Mom and his Sister.
I almost died on a bus stop bench when I went through heroin withdrawals (it felt like I was dying)... puked on a guys shoes too and I don't know what happened with that, next thing I remember I was sitting in a bathroom stall smoking a pill off some old tin foil chocolate wrapper... 6 years clean now, fuck that shit, hard drugs just aren't worth it.
With all due respect to the great Arthur Lange, who I love very much, heroin withdrawal doesn't hold a candle to alcohol and benzo withdrawal. Speaking from experience, it is absolute hell. You won't die from heroin withdrawal. Alcohol and benzo withdrawal can and will murder you in the most painful and torturous way.
Plenty of people have died from H withdrawal, it may not be as deadly but you definitely can die from it. Heart failure can happen amongst other things
"Most people can't even leave the room" The VAST majority of people in that situation really can't do anything but suffer. It was recognizing the difference between those people and myself that motivated me out of the nightmare that is Heroin/opiate addiction. Mitch was perfectly capable, he just knew his overall picture looked much better in a smaller frame made of gold than it would a massive plastic one. I don't agree, but I'm not a brilliant artist.
You do realize that he tried to kill himself in the middle of all of this right? You think that part was "fun" as well? Addiction is addiction, poor homeless people on the streets are getting more money pan handling that you believe, enough to take care of their habits.
The 2 little cushions on the headphones that are supposed to be evenly spaced on the top of Joe's shiny head are never central and it usually distracts me slightly but this time they are completely to one side AND IT DROVE ME INFUCKINGSANE!!
Someone did drugs got a hooker and lost money gambling in Vegas? Wow how could anyone ever come up with a story like that? Got to be the first time that's ever happened
That’s how it is! I can’t believe he was able to do the show in Orlando but I guess when you have 2000 people you have to. I would only do shows or work when I knew I could or I would never go through that. People don’t understand how strong people are when they get sober because it takes a lot to come off of that much drugs from that many years. Methadone is horrific and the government has everyone on that and 75% of people on methadone use everything eles. I will not say his name but he was the guy that died in the twin cities that caused all the riots. He would go to a methadone clinic called Valhala place and would also use everything. He died of an overdose not the cop, I know the clinic and how much they use
