quitting7oh.org

Index

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Every page on quitting7oh.org, organized by category. Currently 30 pages across 8 sections.

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Start Here

(3 pages)

Welcome, what to expect, for loved ones, scams to avoid.

  • Welcome #welcome editorial

    What this site is, who it's for, where to start, and how to find the community.

  • What 7-OH withdrawal looks like — symptoms, timeline, and the shape of the first two weeks.

  • For Loved Ones #for-loved-ones

    For partners, parents, and friends of someone using 7-OH, kratom synthetics, or stacked products.

Active Withdrawal

(4 pages)

SOS resources, day 1–3, symptoms, supplements, helper meds.

  • SOS: You're in Withdrawal Right Now #sos-resources editorial

    If you're in active withdrawal right now: what to do this hour, what's coming, where to get help.

  • Helper Medications #helper-meds-info

    Prescription adjuncts that take the edge off — clonidine, gabapentin, hydroxyzine, trazodone, baclofen.

  • Honest review of the Quit Kit supplement stack, and how to build a comparable DIY version for less.

  • Vitamins & Supplements #vitamins-supplements editorial

    A community-tested supplement stack for opioid withdrawal and PAWS — what to start with, what to skip.

Compounds

(5 pages)

7-OH, pseudo, MGM-15, MIT-A, mitragynine, cat’s claw.

  • Concentrated 7-hydroxymitragynine — how it differs from kratom leaf, why dependence builds fast, and what makes it tapereable.

  • Mitragynine pseudoindoxyl (MP) — receptor affinity, why bupe induction is harder, what to watch for.

  • Cat’s Claw #cats-claw

    Rhynchophylline products marketed as 'Cat's Claw' at smoke shops and gas stations — what they actually are.

  • MGM-15 #mgm15

    Mitragynine pseudoindoxyl-15 — dual mu/delta agonist, long half-life, and what that means for tapering.

  • Dihydromitragynine in the wild — receptor profile, half-life, and what makes it harder to quit than 7-OH.

MAT / Suboxone

(7 pages)

COWS, induction, tapers, risks, custom dosing.

Other Tools

(5 pages)

SR-17018, low-dose naltrexone, vitamin C, tapering with leaf.

  • Ultra-Low-Dose Naltrexone (ULDN) #ultra-low-dose-naltrexone editorial

    Microgram-range naltrexone taken alongside opioids — used to reduce tolerance, blunt withdrawal, or smooth a Suboxone taper.

  • Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) #low-dose-naltrexone

    LDN for PAWS, sleep, and mood — after acute withdrawal: what it is, how to get a prescription.

  • Mega Vitamin C #mega-vit-c-info

    High-dose vitamin C as a withdrawal adjunct — protocol, dosing, evidence, and limits.

  • SR-17018 #sr17018-info

    SR-17018 as an informal taper tool — what it is, the community protocol, real risks, what's unknown.

  • Tapering with Leaf Kratom #tapering-with-leaf

    Using kratom leaf to bridge off concentrated 7-OH and synthetics — when it works, when it doesn't.

Post-Acute

(2 pages)

PAWS, sleep recovery, dopamine recovery, cravings, hormones.

Pharmacology

(2 pages)

Deeper science — receptor binding, structure-activity, minor alkaloids.

  • Kratom's Minor Alkaloids #minor-alkaloids editorial

    Receptor activity beyond µ-opioid — the serotonergic and adrenergic alkaloids that shape kratom's effect profile.

  • Morphine vs. Mitragyna Alkaloids #morphine-vs-kratom editorial

    Structure, modification, and µ-opioid receptor binding — comparing classical opioids to kratom's alkaloids and their synthetic derivatives.

Resources

(2 pages)

QuickMD and other telehealth, meetings, finding help.