Your Body Needs More
Than Willpower to Recover.
Alcohol withdrawal depletes critical vitamins and minerals your brain and body need to heal. REBOUND replaces them — all in one tablet, from Day 1 through your full 6-week recovery.
Important: If you are currently experiencing alcohol withdrawal symptoms — shaking, sweating, confusion, or seizures — please seek emergency medical care immediately. Alcohol withdrawal can be life-threatening. REBOUND is a nutritional supplement and does not replace medical treatment.
What Happens When You Stop Drinking
When someone who drinks heavily stops suddenly, the brain — which has adapted to the presence of alcohol — goes into a state of overactivity. This is alcohol withdrawal, and it can range from uncomfortable to medically dangerous.
Withdrawal is not a sign of weakness. It is a physiological response to the removal of a substance your nervous system has come to depend on. The severity depends on how much and how long you've been drinking.
The good news: with proper medical support and nutritional care, withdrawal can be managed safely — and your body can begin to heal.
Symptom onset varies by individual. Seek medical care for any withdrawal symptoms. Source: CIWA-Ar Protocol, UCSF.
Alcohol Depletes the Nutrients Your Brain Needs to Heal
Up to 80% of people with alcohol use disorder are deficient in Thiamine alone — before withdrawal even begins. These deficiencies don't just make you feel worse. They can cause permanent neurological damage if left untreated.
Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
Alcohol blocks Thiamine absorption in the gut. Without it, the brain cannot produce energy properly — leading to Wernicke's encephalopathy, a serious neurological emergency.
Folate (Vitamin B9)
Heavy drinking destroys folate stores rapidly. Low folate causes fatigue, brain fog, and anemia — making early recovery feel even harder than it already is.
Magnesium
Alcohol causes the kidneys to flush magnesium. Low magnesium increases seizure risk during withdrawal and causes muscle cramps, anxiety, and poor sleep.
B-Complex Vitamins
B2, B3, B6, and B12 are all depleted by chronic alcohol use. These vitamins power your nervous system, energy metabolism, and mood regulation.
The REBOUND difference: Standard withdrawal care requires four separate supplement orders — Thiamine, Folic Acid, Magnesium, and a multivitamin. REBOUND combines all four into a single tablet, so there's nothing to track, nothing to forget, and nothing to fall through the cracks.
How to Use REBOUND
REBOUND is designed around the clinical withdrawal window — from your first day of care through six weeks of recovery.
Your doctor prescribes REBOUND
When you're admitted for alcohol withdrawal or identified as having alcohol use disorder, your clinician can prescribe REBOUND as part of your care plan — replacing the four separate supplements typically ordered.
Take 1 tablet twice daily for 5 days
During the active withdrawal window (Days 1–5), take one REBOUND tablet in the morning and one in the evening. This covers the period when your body needs the most nutritional support.
Switch to 1 tablet daily for 6 weeks
Starting Day 6, take one tablet each day for the remainder of your 6-week recovery protocol. Consistency matters — your body is rebuilding depleted nutrient stores over time.
Continue your recovery journey
REBOUND supports the nutritional foundation of your recovery. Pair it with your medical team's guidance, any counseling or support programs, and the people in your corner.
From People in Recovery
Real patients share how REBOUND Vitamins supported their withdrawal recovery journey.
My doctor gave me REBOUND at discharge. Six weeks later I actually finished the whole protocol — I never would have kept up with four separate bottles.
The brain fog started lifting around week two. I didn't realize how depleted my body was. I wish I'd had REBOUND years ago.
My hands were shaking so badly when I came in. The team started me on REBOUND right away. By day three I felt like I could actually think again.
Patient FAQ
Do I need a prescription for REBOUND?
REBOUND is a nutritional supplement, not a prescription medication. However, it's designed to be used as part of a medically supervised withdrawal protocol. We strongly recommend using it under the guidance of a healthcare provider, especially during active withdrawal.
Is REBOUND safe to take?
REBOUND contains vitamins and minerals at clinically recommended doses — the same nutrients your doctor would order separately during alcohol withdrawal. It does not contain alcohol, sedatives, or controlled substances. If you have specific health conditions or take other medications, check with your doctor.
Can I take REBOUND if I'm still drinking?
Yes — REBOUND can help replenish nutrients depleted by alcohol use even before you stop drinking. However, if you are planning to stop drinking after heavy or prolonged use, please seek medical supervision. Alcohol withdrawal can be medically serious and should not be managed alone.
What if I miss a dose?
Take it as soon as you remember. If it's close to your next scheduled dose, skip the missed one and continue your regular schedule. Do not double up. Consistency over the full 6-week protocol is more important than any single dose.
Will REBOUND help with withdrawal symptoms?
REBOUND addresses the nutritional deficiencies that worsen withdrawal symptoms — but it is not a substitute for medical treatment of withdrawal. Severe withdrawal (seizures, delirium tremens) requires emergency medical care. REBOUND works best as part of a complete care plan.
Can I take REBOUND long-term?
The standard protocol is 6 weeks. After that, continuing a daily multivitamin is generally beneficial for people in recovery. Talk to your doctor about what's right for your situation beyond the initial protocol.
You Deserve a Complete Recovery.
REBOUND gives your body the nutritional foundation it needs — from your first day of withdrawal through six weeks of healing. One tablet. Complete coverage.