Just curious.

[headfullofsnow]

Ive been doing various drugs (they need a new label, "drugs" sounds too dirty) for awhile now. I know my limits,I have a high tolerance for most substances, and recently Ive had the privilage to smokeOpium inlarge quantities . I dont have much experience with the drug, but usually you canget an idea of the drug after takingit, how it makes you feel, how your body reacts etc. As far as I can see, smoking Opium is a very good thing . Ima pretty experienced user, so if there was going tobe a problem,I'd probably notice it. I dont know much about Opium though, andwhat Ive readhas beenpretty vague. Are there any long-term effectsI might want to know about? Aside addiction.It really is becoming one of my favorite things. Thanks.

[Kemikaru_Tenshu]

I hate to even post something like this, but actually opiates are some of the "safest" drugs in the long term. Where you run into a contradiction is in the area you already mentioned: opiates are physically addictive. AFAIK, opiates do not cause receptor degradation as some other drugs do, they do not last long in the body as other drugs do, they are not a significant source of free radicals, etc. Long term opiate use can cause a reduced resistance against infection, but this effect is not pronounced in moderate opiate users.





~KT

[hippie_lain]

If you smoke LOTS of Opium for around 15-20 years your teeth will get brown and start to fall out. Heard about it on the history cannal about china.

[Kemikaru_Tenshu]

If you smoke LOTS of ANYTHING for 15-20 years and don't take care of your teeth they will fall out.


~KT

[linemup]

Originally Posted by Kemikaru_Tenshu

I hate to even post something like this, but actually opiates are some of the "safest" drugs in the long term. Where you run into a contradiction is in the area you already mentioned: opiates are physically addictive. AFAIK, opiates do not cause receptor degradation as some other drugs do, they do not last long in the body as other drugs do, they are not a significant source of free radicals, etc. Long term opiate use can cause a reduced resistance against infection, but this effect is not pronounced in moderate opiate users. <?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urnchemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" />





~KT

You forgot to mention that opiates can take your life faster than anything else out there. Don't try to glamorize shit that can tear families apart (yes I am biased).

[fletch]

Originally Posted by linemup

You forgot to mention that opiates can take your life faster than anything else out there. Don't try to glamorize shit that can tear families apart (yes I am biased).

that is not intirely true, yes they are addictive and take many lives, but what about car accidents. the biggest harm aside from addiction is in fact the smoking, since it is hard on your lungs ect. if use alternative methods the health risks are greatly reduced.

[KickinTheGong]

Absolutely I make and use Liquid opium. Its great stuff, I wouldnt use it anyother way even if my lungs were in good shape. Im drying fourgrams now for a newbatch!


I do miss smoking the reefer.

[OneDiaDem]

As with anything, a healthy respect for what and how you put things into your bodies will have many benefits.</font>