Balancing recreational use with physical activity

[drdmike]

Is there any scientific data about the correlation between recreational opiate use and cardiovascular activity? Or what impact has physical activity had on your recreation use?

 

[Maya]

^I am not aware of any scientific data about recreational opiate use and cardiovascular activity, but what I do know is that exercise had helped me recover from a bad untested molly experience from last year.

Cardio exercise strengthens nor only the heart anf lungs but also the brain function. As already mentioned in other threads, it balances the neurotransmitters in the brain and also through sweating, releases unwanted toxins out of the body.

 

[Foreigner]

The only thing that comes to mind is that some opiate users experience drops in blood pressure. Some people can do physical activity in these states without it being a problem while others will experience low BP signs like dizziness and light headedness, sinking feelings, and a sense of not having enough vital energy to complete physical tasks.

Other than that, exercise should raise natural endorphin levels to counter-act some of that dependence. It's no cure for the addiction though.