Many heroin addicts complain of problems in the legs. They feel like their legs are always about to cramp, they feel like their legs are separate from their body, and they complain of a constant dull ache in their legs.

Dr. Bob is mentioned on this web site many times. He was a M.D. internal medicine, orthomolecular doctor, M.D. psychiatrist, chiropractor, and healer 65 years. He was a diabetic who lived to 108 years. He started treating addicts in the 1930's and continued to treat them into the 1990's.

Dr. Bob said the conditions that heroin addicts experience in the legs are from nerve problems. Heroin use results in declining nerve function, especially nerve velocity. The slower signals result in declining efficiency in the body and this results in declining function. Therefore, Dr Bob advised improving nerve velocity and rebuilding the nervous system. The following are the ideas Dr. Bob recommended to rebuild the nervous system and body and result in problems in the legs possibly improving or healing.

· Use TMG crystals, 50-100mg, 2 times a day. It cleans arteries and blood. It can reverse the action of fats that clog arteries. It can reverse arterial damage. Nerves rely on proper blood supply. A great deal of nerve damage is often the result of poor blood supply.

· Use cytidine choline (CDP choline), 250-500 mg per day. CDP choline restores chemical levels in the brain involved with regeneration of nerves.

· Use 500mg -1000mg of vitamin B5 daily. B5 needs to be used in conjunction with CDP choline. The B5 is necessary in order for CDP to be metabolized and used by the brain. Sometimes B5 can cause an acid reaction in the stomach. Dr. Bob said a few crackers could neutralize the acid.

· Use Inositol powder. It aids in regenerating nerves. 1/2 teaspoon to 1 teaspoon, 2 times a day.

· Use acetyl-l-carnitine, 1//2 to 1 gram per day. It improves nerve velocity as well as many other positive effects on the brain and nerves.

· Use vitamin B6, 100 mg in the A.M. and P.M. Vitamin B6 is involved in many aspects of enzymes, transport in the body, hormonal control, and other functions. This has an effect in restoring nerve function.

· Use Maxilife multi vitamin and mineral. A multi vitamin and mineral is needed in any nutrient protocol. The reason is many cofactors are needed in the different processes described above. An excellent multi is needed to provide cofactors needed in these processes. Dr. Bob advised using Maxilife, since it often had the correct doses for conditions that are stressful to the body, such as heroin use.

In conclusion, heroin use is a disease of metabolic and biochemical imbalances. These conditions can be improved by improving nutrition and supplementation. This can reduce the load of heroin in the system, improve nerves, make systems in the body healthier, and are good for the body and brain. As health improves, metabolic problems and biochemical imbalances in the body are aided. This can reduce cravings and make recovery more effective. Problems, such as aches and cramps in the legs, can be improved or healed by taking appropriate supplements and improving nutrition. Many problems of heroin addicts are from poor nutrition. It is therefore the responsibility of addicts to realize they must take charge by eating better and taking the appropriate supplements.

Dr. Bob often said, "go with the flow and contribute to the music of the motion."


Note – In order for these anti-aging ideas to be successful, you must use supplements of the highest quality. Dr. Bob often said, "almost all supplement companies produce poor quality." You can consider the product page of this web site. Almost all the products met Dr. Bob’s approval. Since he passed away we have attempted to keep the same high standards.

WARNING:  DO NOT STOP ANY TREATMENT OR MEDICATION YOU CURRENTLY USE.  CONSULT WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE STARTING THE USE OF SUPPLEMENTS. 

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