Heroin (also known as diacetylmorphine) is semi-synthetic, which means it is derived from a naturally occurring opiate. The only fully natural opiates, that are found in the resin of opium poppies, are morphine, codeine and thebaine (which is nothing like the other two). OpiATES are fully naturally occurring, whereas opiOIDS are created from the naturally occurring opiates. There are also fully synthetic opioids which are entirely man made, such as fentanyl. Heroin is a semi-synthetic opioid that was created through synthesizing morphine in the late 1800's. So no, heroin can not be found in nature.
Don Heroin
hello how was heroin made
peter Parker
heroin
Heroin
Herion comes from a group of drugs called narcotic analgestics or opiods. Heroin is made from opium which is harvested from the poppy plant. It is an opiate. Heroin can also be converted into morphine. More information at www.drugaware.com/heroin
== H, as in heroin== As far as I know, H is heroin, so he is going out to score.
you die. that is not the correct answer who ever put that im a person you overdosed on heroin and cocaine injecting and i made it
Tim Montgomery, an American sprinter who was once dubbed the fastest man in the world, was jailed for five years for dealing heroin.
Man with the Golden Arm
A synthetic drug is a drug used when a patient has a resistance to an antibiotic. In the event that this occurs, synthetic drugs created by the hands of scientist through the use of chemicals in a lab create a drug producing the same or similar effects as an antibiotic. A drug that is man-made. A synthetic drug is a chemical drug made by man
Umm... i would have to say no. It can't be 'made' however it is in heroin.