No, cocaïne an alkaloid derived from the leaves of the coca plant is a powerful and highly addictive stimulant of the nervous system is not an opiate. Opiates are constituents derived from the latex sap of poppies named papaver somniferum, because their effect is sedative.
The principal active constituent of opium is morphine, a powerful pain killer and strongly addictive; Codeine, a weaker sedative and pain killer is useful for soothing cough. The some 25 other substances present in opium do not have the sedative effect and are not considered as opiates, but substances synthesised from opium extracts which are sedative and addictive but have little effect on the human central nervous system are also classified as opiates.
Yes & no.
It chemically resembles them and can interfere with the actions of a true opiate,
but its actions are very dissimilar.
There is no treatment for cocain
Ciprofloxacin is an opiate and can show up on a drug test, so it is important to share information about your medications prior to taking the test.
Cocain Romance was created in 1934.
No drug other than cocain should show up as cocain. If you are afraid of it showing up on a urine screening then don't do it.
Does crack cocain leave a residue
It causes you to replace words like does & cocaine with "dose" and "cocain".
I don't think you can flush any drug from your system.
No.
no.
stimulants
yes
The egyptians.