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Yes I used it for awhile. It's best used in conjunction with some recovery tools like support group and/or therapy. It worked well for me, though at first I didn't want to use anti craving medication. It was difficult for me to believe that a tablet could diminish cravings. It's not a 'magic pill' but for me, it felt as if the meds took care of some of my more extreme thoughts and cut through some of the fog. I felt as if my thoughts were clearer which helped me take more advantage of the personal therapy I was having. I seemed to have minimal side effects with it, which I was concerned about it because I often seem prone to side effects with medication.
They can take awhile to kick in, I was told about 2 weeks. It's a very personal decision, whether or not to use anti craving medication, I understand the reasons why people may not want to use it. I used mine in consultation with a doctor and with support from a professional addictions counsellor.
They can take awhile to kick in, I was told about 2 weeks. It's a very personal decision, whether or not to use anti craving medication, I understand the reasons why people may not want to use it. I used mine in consultation with a doctor and with support from a professional addictions counsellor.
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Originally Posted by michelle01 
Yes I used it for awhile. It's best used in conjunction with some recovery tools like support group and/or therapy. It worked well for me, though at first I didn't want to use anti craving medication. It was difficult for me to believe that a tablet could diminish cravings. It's not a 'magic pill' but for me, it felt as if the meds took care of some of my more extreme thoughts and cut through some of the fog. I felt as if my thoughts were clearer which helped me take more advantage of the personal therapy I was having. I seemed to have minimal side effects with it, which I was concerned about it because I often seem prone to side effects with medication.
They can take awhile to kick in, I was told about 2 weeks. It's a very personal decision, whether or not to use anti craving medication, I understand the reasons why people may not want to use it. I used mine in consultation with a doctor and with support from a professional addictions counsellor.
They can take awhile to kick in, I was told about 2 weeks. It's a very personal decision, whether or not to use anti craving medication, I understand the reasons why people may not want to use it. I used mine in consultation with a doctor and with support from a professional addictions counsellor.
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