Well that is purely an opinion, but thanks for sharing.
My opinion would be different, but there we are we have different bodies and the effects are clearly very different. Some people find strong opiates horrible and hate the drugged up feeling and dont feel any euphoria from it. Are we then to suppose that the user of strong opiates will find them horrible and dirty.
Hope you can understand that being heavily opinionated is not helpful. Especially saying its a shitty drug, that is basically a throw away comment.
lolol it is definitely an opinion! but if my opinion can deter someone from using too much tramadol, than it is helpful after all!! and hey, i never said that "tramadol is a shitty drug" is a fact LOLOL. its not like the prescribing info says, "yah tramadol sucks, its shitty" hahahah
Tramadol may not have much effect on you ( recreationally ) so I would maybe suggest trying again another day at least I can not condone taking more as that would be chasing a high that may not happen, but hey its up to you bro.
i definitely agree here!!! tramadol is shitty (There's that word again lolol) in terms of recreation. i agree with xegh again when he says try another day, i definitely think for the best and safest results, try another day
LaCaster unfortunately there is another study that is coming to mind but that was just a quick search where they studied the long term tramadol patients over a period of 4 years, against a controlled study and found that the control contracted more colds, flu's and generally had higher rate of illness then patients on tramadol i believe the dose was 50mgs daily.
I will look into it so i can source it correctly.
why is it unfortunate? lol... i enjoy learning and i learned something new today.... i honestly have no clue if tramadol will hurt the immune system, i was completely talking out of my ass and was assuming that because opiates tend to slightly weaken the immune system, so should tramadol. however, idk so i retract that statement. i doubt it really affects the immune system at all (talking out of my ass again). heh, studies are studies, you have to assume and scrutinize studies to really pull an accurate verdict because there is no way to know if the study was biased, was done properly, compared to other data, ect.. ect.... more often than not, pharm companies put out ridiculous studies promoting benefits of their drugs, and the study is usually one-sided. that's why i said you have to take the study with a grain a salt. i'm not implying that the study you found was shit, im just implying that skepticism is best when reading studies
