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23-06-2008, 19:10
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Prilosec Reducing Effectiveness in Opiates?
I know that when you take prilosec before popping benzodiazepines it makes them stronger and last much longer because of the difference in metabolism n' whatnot. SWIM was curious if that works with Opiates as well...anyone know? I've once read about the metabolite of Ultram (tramadol) which is M1 (which is 1000 times stronger than Ultram itself) and from my research, PRILOSEC OTC if taken with ultram atleast, reduces the amount of M1 produced or something. Correct me if I'm wrong please...or throw me a bone or two...some food for thought ya dig?
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