No, it does not.
sleep lol
Morphine takes its name after the god of sleep/dreams Morpheas/Morpheus. So morphine, promises to take somebody to the dreamland.
Yes poppy plant is a source of morphine which induces sleep.
Morpheus was the God of sleep ... they named morphine after him because it eases pain and causes deep sleep.
can long term use of morphine cause severe drowsiness and need for alot of sleep. I have been on it for three years. I sleep 70% of the time.
To come down from morphine and meth, used together, a person will need to drink plenty of water, and sleep. They can also go to the hospital to get relief from these drugs.
you die in your sleep or you take that death shot thing that they give to some prisoners that need to be executed
See your DOCTOR!!!.....and be just as honest with them as you are here!
The short answer: absolutely not, nor a 'narcotic' per say. Its intended for use as a sleep aid, not a pain killer. Also, morphine and codeine are much different. Morphine is significantly stronger that plain codeine.
In 1805 he extracted morphine from opium poppy resin. From Morpheus the god of sleep.
Morphine comes from the greek word Morpheus which is the God of dreams, it is named this due to its narcotic effects