Laura Delano
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first heard May 2025
last heard 12 Jun
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And then it ends up taking even longer than if they had just done it slowly.
Yeah.
Like you said, bearing in mind that everyone's different, I would say if it took 18 to 30, 18 to 36 months would probably be what I imagine would, you know.
It would need maybe faster.
But like I was saying before, there's no way to know up front.
And so the best way to minimize risk is to start out going slowly and just slowly build up the speed until you start to feel problematic withdrawal symptoms.
And then that's your body saying this is the fastest way.
you can do this at instead of starting faster and then getting yourself destabilized and then you have to wait until you restabilize and then you've lost all this time.
Possibly years, but what I've seen is months later.
And and and it's again, because there's no research into this.
We don't really understand why this is the case.
Like I've heard some maybe it's just still in your body.
The drug leaves your body.
You know, these drugs are usually have half lives that are, you know, anywhere from like eight hours to.
I don't know, I'm going to guess like 30 hours.
They're out of your, the drug is out of your bloodstream in a short matter of time.
But that's actually not even relevant for the issue of withdrawal because withdrawal is the byproduct of physical dependence.
And physical dependence is basically what happens when your body has changed itself to accommodate this drug.
So like anyone who drinks, you know, coffee every day and quits at cold turkey, you know,
You know that migraine.
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