Opiates

For legitimate medical treatment, morphine is used to relieve severe pain, such as after surgery. Of course, like most drugs, morphine is also abused and taken recreationally. It is quite addictive.

I just wanted to share something that has been helpful for me as well as many others who are dealing with PAWS (post acute withdrawal syndrome).

Supplementation with amino acids and vitamins is very helpful in naturally returning your body to its normal state. L-Methionine and L-Glutamine are the building blocks for neurotransmitters, whose receptors are downregulated by opiate use. Serotonin, dopamine, and GABA are among those affected. In addition, adrenal support and vitamins help reduce one's body to normalcy quicker. These are inexpensive, natural remedies that have been proven to be successful.

This information comes from: http://www.managingwithdrawals.com/index5.htm

Peace

The narcotic in Norco is an opioid in that it contains hydrocodone, which is derived from codeine. It also contains acetaminophen. Because it is synthesized from an opiate it is labeled an opioid.

Yes. Norco is hydrocodone, which is an opiate class medication.

Xanax itself does not make people steal. However, when people want to get high, they sometimes steal to feed their addiction. This is because the urge is so strong to use, they will do anything.

A lot of the drug detox product's that you find online and in head shop's have mixed result's.

Dipole

In the late 1800s, the days of the wild west. It was given as a cure - all for almost anything, even was given to babies to help them sleep.Not until the early 1900s did doctors realize that people were becoming dependent on it, and we were becoming a country of drug addicts.

If you eat enough poppy seed muffins you will test positive for poppy, just lay off the poppy for about a week FFS!

Tizanidine- drug that is used as a muscle relaxant and α2-adrenergic agonist. Nowhere in the intruxions says where it cames from.

No - what you need is both an anti-anxiety med and an anti-nausea med (toward the end stages of withdrawals). Lots of fluids, warm clothes, and mental distractions (music, games, movies, etc.), plus mental preparations and time to get through it are also essential.

Any doctor is always willing to give you an anti-anxiety and anti-nausea med to help you with withdrawals. The anti-anxiety meds help get you through that "climbing the walls" feeling.

A good muscle relaxer like Flexeril helps also, though anything to sedate yourself is good to. In a pinch, a couple of Benadryl tablets will usually knock most people out for a few hours.

Niacin will make your urine yellow so it doesn't look like you were drinking so much water and trying to 'flush' on your test.

The flushing from niacin is because if you take enough you will feel flushed - that is have a hot flash.

Yes, and it has the ability to become addicting.

Heroin is very addictive,anyone can use heroin. People that are in pain,and addicts. I was one of those people at one time. The effects of heroin is very strong,you can inject it,snort it,or smoke it. Once you start its hard to stop cause you build a tolerence to it so you have to do alittle bit more every time to get the same effects. Please,if anyone has a problem with addiction,there are people that are willing to help,you are not alone. There is alternatives like methadone,which,it has saved my life! Do some research on " Methadone Treatment" its definitly a healthy alternative.

A false negative! Usually people claim the results are a false positive. I suppose the drug could have been metabolized enough not to show up on a screen.

It is possible the test was done incorrectly or the test kit itself was faulty (old or somehow damaged).

There are many countries which produce morphine, but a very very large amount of it is produced in Afghanistan.

In fact, the reason we don't inhibit the heroin trade by burning poppy fields over there (like we do with coca in Columbia, etc) is because we need Afghani farmers to grow poppies so that we can have painkillers for our hospitals over here. There is quite the morphine shortage in the world.

drink lots of water and pee at least twice before you take it

No not at all. Ritalin is a central nervous system stimulant (generic name: methylphenidate hydrochloride) that is used to treat attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity in children and adolecents and for narcolepsy in adults. Heroin is more closely associated with morphine; both are considered pain killers and are controlled narcotic substances of opiate derivitives.

If you don't take them in the first place, you don't have to worry about getting them out of your urine.

There is a chemical in immodium called loperamide. Loperamide is an opiate, but its effects are isolated to the intestinal tract. All opiates will cause constipation, loperamide does too without too many other effects.

$15 just like a dollar a milligram, but usually the 30's are $25

who ever answered this must be living on the east coast. Here in Arizona you cannot get $1.00 per mg. very lucky to get $.50 on an average people will pay $5.00-$7.00 for a 15 mg. oxycodone hard to find someone to pay that price, hence alot of arizonians have a stockpile of oxycodone.

"Oxy may go for $1 an mg. But you can get darvocet at $3 for 100mg. Just ask darvomanatyahoodotcom!"

^it is an east coast thing. blueberries are anywhere from 20-30....15 depending on the amount youre buying. the best thing out there is probably Dilaudid 7x stronger than oxycodone per volume. so an 8mg would come close to an OC 60

that is a terrible alternative considering they are both highly concentrated derivatives of thebaine (paramorphine). you dont want something that will just get u off the heroin but will prevent you from using it as well. dont even bother methadone either because it builds up in your system so much that it can make you overdose if its taken improperly. try something like suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone). the buprenorphine will help with the withdrawl and with the cravings while the naloxone is an opiate inverse agonist which will prevent you from using any other opiate for about two to three days after using suboxone

hydrocodone is a synthetic opiod it shows up as a synthetic opiod and can cause false positive for natural opiods like codeine and morphine.but none the less yes it will make you positive.

as for the amitryptiiline all that is is a tricyclic antidepressant and is not a narcotic and can not show up as any kind of opioid.

There is no evidence that opiates cause birth defects although they may possibly increase the risk of miscarriage and still births. However, opiate use should not be stopped suddenly because this also increases the risk of miscarriage or premature labour. Gradual withdrawal over 12 weeks may be advised... A friend of mine was on Vicodin through the 1st & 2nd trimester & her baby boy was fine...

Yes.