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Yesterday I decided to eat some tramadol I had laying around. I was not expecting much from it, I had it leftover from a hospital visit a few months back and decided what the fuck.
T+0:00- Swallowed 150mg tramadol with a glass of water. I laid in bed and put on some tunes.
T+0:30- Swallowed 100mg tramadol with another glass of water.
T+1:30- I notice an urge to be productive. I am compelled to clean my filthy room.
T+3:00- I am maintaining a happiness and a confidence that is unfamiliar to me. I am doing laundry and dishes and I don't know why.
T+4:00- I begin scratching my nose persistently. This escalates to scratching my chest, followed by my back. I am sweating.
T+5:00- At the peak of what I consider my "opioid" high from this experience.
T+6:00- Still a little itchy. No noticeable lingering effects.
CONCLUSION:
Because tramadol acts not only as a partiol mu opioid receptor agonist but also as a SNRI, I hypothesize that pre-exposure to drugs which alter the levels of norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin etc., at a frequent enough rate have altered my body's ability to endogenously produce levels of such neurotransmitters at a level that would be considered 'normal.' Thus, the high dose of tramadol caused a release of norepinephrine making me feel 'normal'. Feeling 'normal' was a motivating factor behind my decision to clean and be productive. It was only once the tramadol metabolized and began to set in did I notice its opiate-like effects. Certainly an interesting experiment.
Thoughts/Comments/Questions welcome!
Tagged by Xorkoth
substancecode_tramadol
substancecode_opiates
explevel_inexperienced
exptype_positive
roacode_oral
T+0:00- Swallowed 150mg tramadol with a glass of water. I laid in bed and put on some tunes.
T+0:30- Swallowed 100mg tramadol with another glass of water.
T+1:30- I notice an urge to be productive. I am compelled to clean my filthy room.
T+3:00- I am maintaining a happiness and a confidence that is unfamiliar to me. I am doing laundry and dishes and I don't know why.
T+4:00- I begin scratching my nose persistently. This escalates to scratching my chest, followed by my back. I am sweating.
T+5:00- At the peak of what I consider my "opioid" high from this experience.
T+6:00- Still a little itchy. No noticeable lingering effects.
CONCLUSION:
Because tramadol acts not only as a partiol mu opioid receptor agonist but also as a SNRI, I hypothesize that pre-exposure to drugs which alter the levels of norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin etc., at a frequent enough rate have altered my body's ability to endogenously produce levels of such neurotransmitters at a level that would be considered 'normal.' Thus, the high dose of tramadol caused a release of norepinephrine making me feel 'normal'. Feeling 'normal' was a motivating factor behind my decision to clean and be productive. It was only once the tramadol metabolized and began to set in did I notice its opiate-like effects. Certainly an interesting experiment.
Thoughts/Comments/Questions welcome!
Tagged by Xorkoth
substancecode_tramadol
substancecode_opiates
explevel_inexperienced
exptype_positive
roacode_oral
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