Opiates

If you took a ten a day ago, that would stay in your body at least as long as your hair grows. For instance, they are now using hair for samples...and it stays there forever. All they need is a strand of your hair, and they can determine exactly what you took, AND when. Go ahead, look for that new job now. Or stay drug free.

Opiates are natural substances derived from the opium poppy plant, specifically from its latex. They include compounds like morphine and codeine, which are found in the plant itself. In contrast, synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, are chemically manufactured to mimic the effects of natural opiates. Thus, while opiates are natural, the broader category of opioids includes both natural and synthetic variants.

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Depressant. All opiates are depressants

Cons: addiction, withdrawl symptoms, unstable emotions, staggering vision/vision problems, changes the way nerves cells work in the brain, long-term users/addicted users cannot control how much they take, and, well..it's a drug. That pretty much says it all!

Pros: painkiller/minor tranquilizer for cancer and used for medicine to cure severe diarrhea.

Dilaudid is an opioid (synthetic). "The term opiate is properly limited to only the natural Alkaloidfound in the resin of the Opium_poppy" (Wikipedia)

I suggest you must talk to an expert, a dentist.

Endorphin means "endogenous morphine," endogenous meaning created within the body. when your exercise, lift weights, swim, run, etc. the tension on your muscles caues your body to release a pain killer (beta-endorphin) to allow you to not feel the pain and focus on whatever it was you were trying to accomplish. there structure of endorphins is what drugs like morphine and heroin are based upon, and is why they attach to the same opiod receptors as endorphins. Due to their similar structure as a painkiller, this is where the euphoric notion after excersice or other strenous activities comes from. The difference is in the fact that endorphins are pre-synaptic, meaning they dont change to chemistry of your brain or cause an irregular dopamine release, which is what causes addiction from painkiller drugs that do this. But to sum up the question, t

In a round-about way, so to speak yes. The suboxone attaches to the receptors that control pain. They keep them occupied so your brain is getting the narcotic from the suboxone in a less abusive way then opiates. Your switching to the lesser of two evils though if you don't get off the suboxone relatively quick (5-7 days) you will still have to go through detox, just then for the suboxone. The key is to not have any opiate left on the receptors, or very little, when you first take suboxone otherwise the two meds fighting for position will cause precipitated withdrawals:( Check "Your Addiction Solutions" for more

a synthetic opiate is different from an actual opiate analgesic because it is created chemically in a lab and therefore is not a real opiate it just acts like one in your body targeting the same nerve receptors that perceive pain to alter your body's reaction to that pain synthetic opiates would be drugs such as Ultram or tramadol Darvocet or propoxyphene opiate analgesics are also labeled as controlled substances or narcotics where as synthetics are not because even though they are supposed to do the same thing you can never truly manipulate the effect of the real thing in my opinion the real drugs always work better but synthetics are less addictive and therefore usually prescribed more. Also a synthetic opiate or narcotic will not show up as a narcotic in a drug test.

Short term effects mentally - you want to get that feeling again., Short term effects physically - Nodding, dreaming, feeling all is right with the world.

Now to the long term effects. I know about those by being a 37 year heroin user. I kicked 3 years ago by myself so I do know what I am speaking of.

Long term effects of opiate use mentally - withdrawal from society, loss of family, friends, self esteem and anything else you once held dear, becoming a thief, a prostitute or anything you have to be to get the drug. Long term effects physically- severe withdrawal symptoms ( vomiting violently, diarrhea, sneezing, leaking water from the eyes and nose, severe stomach cramps, inability to sleep and disturbance of sleep patterns for the remainder of your life, depression, just to name a few).

My advice, they will ruin your life.

Yes. Long-term addiction can cause memory loss. Google "memory loss" and "opiates." But opiates can also cause anterograde amnesia or temporary short-term memory loss. If one ingests to much of an opiate the can enter a semi-conscious state where they are awake but incomprehensible. At this point they will not for memories. This effect is temporary but the user will never recover the memories lost while he was under the influence of said opiate.

The similarity in molecular shape allows morphine to bind to endorphin receptors.

Think about what your asking. It can't be good for your body so why do it? And also methidone is a joke. Stop taking the easy way out and go to rehab.

In official drug tests, such as those given to olympic atletes after aq match or game, are all covering, in other words, they test for all drugs. Other times, if a certain drug is suspected, that drug will be tested for, occasionally with a few others.

They test for most types- heroin,cocaine(crack),methadone,suboxone,weed,sleeping tablet(barbituates),ecstasy and speed- unless they suspect the person of a certain substance usually hairstrands they will aks for heroin and cocaine or whatever they suspect. but generally urine and swabs do the lot.

Nothing, Narcan is used to reverse opiate toxicity. It can only be used to reverse the effects of opiates.

i say google would be your best bet. by just typing in "types of morphine" good luck.

narcan

Depends. Most govt mandated screenings do, I dont think the D.O.T in some states differentiate, They just test for opiates in general , pot. coke and meth. Others tests do the 7 cell test which differentiate between synthetic and non-synthetic.

also,plenty of misinformation on web that says the lesser test will not pick up the synthetic stuff. Dont believe it.

No. Promethazine has no "pain killing" properties. It is used for nausea, vomiting, and some other acute upper Gastrointestinal symptoms.

A little further detail it is a antihistamine antiemetic, and acts on H1 histamine receptors, so it can be used as an allergy medication although due to its Rx status its is very uncommon.

The drug test checks for the metabolites that come from medications, I doubt anything would work better than H20 or any antioxidant. Drink a lot of water! even if your test comes back as diluted, they Should retest in a day or 2, which gives u plenty of time to get the pills out of your system (72 hours, unless its a hair test)

Ephedrine is the same chemical compound as adrenaline, the "fight or flight" hormone released into the blood by the adrenal glands when a person is frightened or in a very dangerous situation. It is not an opiate and it will not show up as an opiate on a urine or blood test for opiates.

Yes u can it really works I cant speak for anyone else, but I love it

None, there are no antihistamine-type opiates.

Methadone is the opiate blocker, that's why people are on methadone unless used for pain management