Posted by KingLeo8 on January 11, 2016, at 21:13:50
In reply to Re: Why is morphine such a good antidepressant? » KingLeo8, posted by baseball55 on January 8, 2016, at 19:59:34
> Some doctors will prescribe suboxone for depression, rather than oxycodone and morphine derivatives. Suboxone contains naltrexone (oral form of naloxone), an opiate antagonist to prevent overdose and addictive use. It also contain buprenophine, a strong opiate agonist with a long half-life, which makes it somewhat less addictive (though studies are finding that it's hard to get off of suboxone). Methadone is also a long-acting opiate, but it's hard to find a doctor willing or able to prescribe on an out-patient basis.
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> But if oxycontin works for you, great. It's long acting and, as long as you don't try to override the time-release (which is harder to do than it used to be, but is what addicts do), it is less addictive and easier to withdraw from, should you someday want to stop it.
Thanks for your response mate.Here in South Africa we have a product called Subutex which is just pure buprenorphine. I have read up quite a bit on buprenorphine and its claimed ability to have a profound effect on depression. I also tried it for a month.
I believe I gave it a fair chance to work but I had no positive effects from it whatsoever.
Hopefully with new studies on the opiates and their receptors, Big Pharma will find something that gives people back the joy they have lost and are seeking again. I do feel that they have a very Calvinistic approach to humanity and it's suffering though. This is obvious by the amount of truly effective dopaminergic medications for depression. They are none and the USA seems to be able to dictate on global scale who is allowed to produce these medications or not. In this case I am refering to Amineptine. By the looks of it a one world government started after WWII. It is not waiting for us on the horizon. It already here and has been here for a long time.
Big Pharma seems to avoid creating feelings of true well being at all cost. I have never been able to answer this question. This is why I stuck my neck and said that the only two pharmaceuticals ever to relieve my depression from the outset are the opiates morphine and oxycodone.....both in slow release formulations.
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