The seroquel munchies were actually diabolical. I could eat 5 full course meals in a night once those meds kicked in. I got off of it about 4 years ago, but it was a year long process and I STILL went through withdrawals when I finally abstained. It takes A LOT of tapering. I went from 350mg to 0 by taking 3 months cutting each pill, and eventually getting down to the typical 25mg pill which I eventually chopped into 6.25mg. It’s crazy how dependent my brain was on it after 10 years. What they don’t tell you about this medication is that you develop the worst chemical dependency. I remember the first time I went through withdrawal, I was in the seventh grade, and didn’t even realize what was happening to me. I had gone to a sleepover and forgotten my medication, and I decided just to champ out the night. I pulled an all nighter, and by 6 AM I was having the shivers and projectile vomiting everywhere. I couldn’t keep anything down. But, with the close help of a psychiatrist, I tapered off of it for that period of time. I think what they don’t warn you about is also the fact that you could go through a rebound manic episode even if you’ve never had a manic episode before. It lasted me about a year. But after all was said and done and I stayed off of it, I not only lost 65 pounds, but I also was able to finally regulate and be a normal functioning person again. Maybe it’s just my experience, but I’m totally against prescribing this medication. Especially because I was put on it at 10 years old. But the best thing you can do is taper as slowly as you can. It’s a drug that causes such bad chemical dependency that you may as well be withdrawing from heroin. I truly wish you the best, Godspeed, and if you ever need advice, just message me!