Rather the opposite. Narcan is a narcotic blocker. It's side effects are akin to those of a stimulant.
Nothing, Narcan is used to reverse opiate toxicity. It can only be used to reverse the effects of opiates.
Yes Alcohol is a CNS depressant, therefore it has anxiolytic, sedative/hypnotic, amnestic, and anesthetic effects.
studies suggest that the herb has sedative, anxiolytic, and antispasmodic properties.
Dark chocolate and turkey are two of the foods with the highest sedative effects. However, the effects are minor at best so finding another way to achieve sedation will be your best option.
Nalaxone also known as narcan is a medication which reverses the effects of morphine. it is given in a morphine overdose or and allergicreaction to morphine It is actually given for overdose of SEVERAL drugs not limited to but including....percocet, lortab, fentanyl, any narcotic, hence the name Narcan.
Narcan is administered to a patient that is having an opiate overdose. It counteracts the opiates.
Flumazenil (brand name Romazicon US, Anexate CA) is a benzodiazepine receptor antagonist that can be administered in the event of benzodiazepine overdose to stop or reverse their sedative effects.
Marijuana is not hallucinogenic and only uneducated or unexperienced people think it is. Sativa strains have distinct stimulant effects while indica strains are commonly sedative, or depressant.
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Yes, if your doctor is okay with it. The stimulant effects of Phentermine help offset the depressive/sedative effects of Percocet.
Most often, the sedative used is from the family of benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium, etc..). Each of them has its own half life, dosage and effects/possible side effect.