DeathIndustrial88
Bluelighter
I'm absolutely in agreement with you there.Agreed. Legalization and medicalization nearly eliminates almost all risks from heroin. Also very transparent on the body, doesn’t cause long term damage on major organs when used in pure form and therapeutically. Unfortunately, ignorance and prohibition have made “heroin” (mostly fentanyl and other cuts here in the US) unnecessarily dangerous.
Every substance has a value. SSRIs and antipsychotics obviously very effective and necessary for some folks as well as benzos and opiates. Opiates would need a major societal shift to ever be prescribed again for mood disorders like they had been upon early western medicine use.
I found buprenorphine effective for my depression early on, but I think due to it's partial agonism and ceiling effect, it quickly loses it.
I popped a couple hydrocodone recently and felt more upbeat, energized, pain free (my depression causes constant body aching) than I have been in a few years. And this is after being on a myriad of other antidepressant/mood medicines.