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tramadol affinity for which opioid receptors

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Tramadol opioid receptors. Tramadol overnight...

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-28 06:55:48) by tramadols

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RE: tramadol stimulates non-opioid receptors as well as some opioid receptors.

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-10-09 11:03:00) by rhollusstar

The likely reason tramadol helps some people who have depression is because it stimulates some non-opioid chemicals in the brain as well as some opioid receptors. It stimulates dopamine; plus, some research indicates it stimulates serotonin.

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RE: I still think that G has some action on opioid receptors. I've not had any G for months. I'm...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-24 00:00:00) by Treacle

I still think that G has some action on opioid receptors. I've not had any G for months. I'm really proud. I'm not really bothered about it, any more. Of course I'd like some, but I won't get any. I think the habit has been kicked.

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RE: Forget about Noscapine, the most hallucinogenic opioid you will find is Demerol. Kratom is a bit fucked up as...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-24 00:00:00) by muie

Forget about Noscapine, the most hallucinogenic opioid you will find is Demerol. Kratom is a bit fucked up as well, considering that kratom hits a lot of the same receptors Demerol does except kratom does it very gently while Demerol can do it massive. p.s. For someone with absolutley zero opiate tolerence, one and a half pods, drank in 2 portions (1 cup, half cup now and half cup 3-4hrs ...

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RE: I have tried snorting pure O-desmethyl-tramadol. This is the M1 metabolite in tramadol that has a high binding affinity...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-24 00:00:00) by sonic

I have tried snorting pure O-desmethyl-tramadol. This is the M1 metabolite in tramadol that has a high binding affinity to your opioid receptors. I didn't find it worth while. Oral administration seemed to work just as well if not better. Based on this, I would never snort tramadol itself even as a pure powder. I definitely would never snort a pressed tramadol pill.

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RE: Quote: Originally Posted by Hammilton Nonsense. Peripheral mu opioid receptors do not produce noticable effects. You can down gallons...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-24 00:00:00) by The Monkey Mantra

Quote: Originally Posted by Hammilton Nonsense. Peripheral mu opioid receptors do not produce noticable effects. You can down gallons of non-CNS permeable opioids like loperamide and not get any noticable effects, except pain from your torn rectum. If it targeted DOR you would definitely not have stronger CNS effects. A ...

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RE: Quote: Originally Posted by Unknown First, oxycodone and methadone DO have something in common. They are both mu opioid...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-23 00:00:00) by Proggy

Quote: Originally Posted by Unknown First, oxycodone and methadone DO have something in common. They are both mu opioid agonists. I stand corrected. I should learn more of the technicals, like which opies bind to which receptors and so on. Might keep me from saying something stupid again. They are prolly more ...

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RE: Ketamine is a very interesting disassociative...I think I've lived a few lifetimes in ONE k-hole...then I met some interesting...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-23 00:00:00) by soundphaRm

Ketamine is a very interesting disassociative...I think I've lived a few lifetimes in ONE k-hole...then I met some interesting aliens... But...I still love the warm blanket of having my Mu receptors hugged... Well, I know I still get a nice opioid receptor hug on ketamine, which is nice, but sometimes I want that hug, and still be on this dimensional plane!

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