keep getting sick for Pk's

[lemonboy]

Opioids such as hydrocodone and oxycodone are much different. These drugs work by binding to opioid receptors in the brain, the consequence is euphoria and feelings of warm fuzzyness.

I'm not sure those are the only consequences when using synthetic forms of these chemicals. Plenty of people have died from normal doses of painkillers. If you want to grow some poppies, slice them open, and smoke the result that's fine with me. It is MUCH different, however, when you run it through a machine to make a profit. Don't kid yourself otherwise. The FDA is currently operating in a borderline criminal capacity.

You've been using painkillers for a while and just started getting sick? Read between the lines.

[andruejaysin]

I'm not sure those are the only consequences when using synthetic forms of these chemicals. Plenty of people have died from normal doses of painkillers. If you want to grow some poppies, slice them open, and smoke the result that's fine with me. It is MUCH different, however, when you run it through a machine to make a profit. Don't kid yourself otherwise. The FDA is currently operating in a borderline criminal capacity.

You've been using painkillers for a while and just started getting sick? Read between the lines.

There is a huge difference between synthetic opiates and vioxx, or whatever. A whole fucking lot of people have died using natural opiates, dangerous, but worth the risk. Getting sick on opiates is to be expected, I puked every time I slammed a K.

[Nullific]

I am very interested now, please provide me with a reference reporting an 'epidemic' of opioid deaths resulting from medicinal use.

The primary risk with opioids is respiratory depression, which is dose dependent.