Neurological Effects of Heroin Use
Heroin is derived from the pulp drying opium poppies that have a content of morphine and codeine, which is an effective pain reliever and is widely used in medicine for the treatment of cough and diarrhea drug.
Heroin has been known by humans at least since 6000 years ago, and is known comes from the tree of happiness. In the 7th century or the 8th, suspected Arab traders took it to China and used as a medicine. After that, the English and Portuguese to supply China with opium and put the UK as the world’s largest heroin. Read more
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Metamfetamina known in Indonesia as shabu-shabu, is psikostimulansia and sympathomimetic drug. Marketed for severe cases of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The physical effects may include anorexia, hyperactivity, dilated pupils, redness, restlessness, dry mouth, headache, tachycardia, bradycardia, tachypnea, hypertension, hypotension, hyperthermia, diaphoresis, diarrhea, constipation, blurred vision, dizziness, twitching, insomnia, tingling, palpitations, arrhythmia, acne, pale, convulsions, heart attack, stroke, and death can occur. Read more
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Powder death among users called the mix is actually a type of heroin but not pure. It is created by illegal factories which usually takes place in the garden of opium or opium in the Golden Triangle area or West Asia. What and why it is so dangerous to the health of the wearer? Read more
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Powder death among users called the mix is actually a type of heroin but not pure. It is created by illegal factories which usually takes place in the garden of opium or opium in the Golden Triangle area or West Asia. What and why it is so dangerous to the health of the wearer? Read more
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Have a moment you want to sleep but your eyes will not shut? It sucks, Time was so slow and so boring. Morning? Fatigue did not go away and when the need for high concentrations of employment, the sleep attack. Read more
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Pronunciation: OH-pi-uhm
Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number: 8008-60-4
Formal Names: Papaver album, Papaver somniferum, Poppy
Informal Names: Ah-pen-yen, Aunti, Aunti Emma, Big O, Black, Blackjack, Black Pill, Black Stuff, Chandoo, Chandu, Chinese, Chinese Molasses, Chinese Tobacco, Chocolate, Cruz, Dopium, Dover, Dover’s Deck, Dover’s Powder, Dreamer, Dream Gun, Dreams, Dream Stick, Easing Powder, Emma, Fi-Do-Nie, Garden-Poppy, Gee, God’s Medicine, Goma, Gondola, Gong, Goric, Great Tobacco, Gum, Guma, Hard Stuff, Hocus, Hop, Indonesian Bud, Joy, Joy Plant, Mawseed, Midnight Oil, Mira, Mud, O, Oil, OJ, OP, Ope, Pen Yan, Pen Yen, PG, Pin Gon, Pin Yen, Plant, PO, Pox, Skee, Tar, Tongs, Tox, Toxy, Toys, When- Shee, Winshee, Yen Shee Suey, Ze, Zero
Type: Depressant (opiate class).
Federal Schedule Listing: Schedule II (DEA no. 9600)
USA Availability: Prescription
Pregnancy Category: C Read more
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Over the years, scores of seemingly counterintuitive methods have been tried to cure the addict. When morphine was first isolated and synthesized, it was considered to be, and utilized as, a cure for opium addiction. Later, heroin was created, and used as a treatment for morphinism. In the mid-twentieth century, lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) likewise was tried as a therapy. The sad truth is that even today there is no real cure for any of the various forms of opiate addiction.
Modern therapy uses a drug called methadone.
Methadone, discovered in the 1940s, is similar to morphine and heroin as a powerful analgesic. When injected, methadone prevents heroin and morphine from working and lessens the withdrawal effects of both. While also an addictive drug, methadone is used to treat heroin and morphine addiction because it is supposedly easier to quit using. Essentially, an addict on the therapy is given a dose of methadone equivalent to that of their heroin or morphine use. The patient receives lower and lower dosages, until they eventually need no drug at all.
Many addicts, however, report that weaning themselves off of methadone is just as bad as coming off of heroin or morphine addiction. Ultimately, primary treatments for opiate addiction rely on replacing one drug for another and are essentially palliative treatments. The user is never “cured” and will always be tormented by the specter of addiction.
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Seventy-five percent of raw opium consists of ingredients that have no significant biological effects, such as water, sugars, and fatty acids. The remaining 25 percent contains numerous biologically active ingredients that interact with opioid receptors. These agents are termed the opiod alkaloids.
Alkaloids are complex organic molecules, many of which have been used in traditional medicine or as poisons.
Atropine from the deadly nightshade plant dilates the pupil of the eye, and curare is a skeletal muscle relaxant employed in anesthesia, but both agents have also been used as poisons.
Opium contains at least 20 alkaloids and by some claims as many as 50. However, five principal alkaloids are of major interest: these are morphine, codeine, noscapine, papaverine, and thebaine.
Morphine is the most abundant of the opium alkaloids. It constitutes as much as 15 percent of the plant extract.
Morphine has been used as a medicine and narcotic for thousands of years. Therapeutically, morphine has three principal uses: as an analgesic for the relief of acute and chronic pain, as a respiratory depressant, and as an antidiarrheal agent. The analgesic properties are morphine’s most important clinical use.
Codeine is a close chemical relative of morphine, differing in only one chemical group. Once administered, codeine is actually metabolized by enzymatic action, and its actions mimic those of morphine. Codeine is used primarily as a cough suppressant, although it certainly also possesses significant analgesic properties (approximately one tenth those of morphine) as in the relief of pain from toothache.
Noscapaine has only minimal therapeutic and narcotic properties. It can be used as a cough suppressant, but has no apparent advantage over other agents.
Papaverine also has minimal narcotic properties.However, it does have vasodilator (blood vessel relaxant) properties, and because of this property it has been employed for both cognition enhancement and erectile dysfunction.
Thebaine has, despite its chemical similarity to morphine, no narcotic or therapeutic uses. It does, however, cause convulsions at high doses. It is also a useful chemical intermediate in the laboratory for production of other opioid compounds.
