GetMeOutOfThisCRAP
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I just wanted to say that not everyone can digest opioids.
My boyfriend can't.. even 10 milligrams will cause him to hurl, feel poisoned, and nothing pain relieving or good feeling like it does for us. Usually hurling is a sign of taking too much (never happened to me).
Opiates out of any drug I want to say are one of the most complicated mechanisms/difficult-to-digest substances. Opiates are always digested within the gut, hence why withdrawal reports contain nausea and difficulty keeping food down. The gut is readjusting to life without opiates--showing how effective opiates are on affecting the gut when using. If you tolerance is so too low nausea indeed will be a culprit of your "high" from higher doses. I used to get nausea from 30 milligrams until two year of recreational use.. then 30 milligrams was dosed by myself four times a day. I went from not being able to digest 30 milligrams in a whole sitting well, up to 120 milligrams daily on a regular schedule. No nausea at the end, meaning that tolerance does help with that factor a lot.
If you want to know more about an overdose--I'd say extreme difficultly staying awake during intermittent throwing up periods, and pale vampire-like skin. I've gotten not at all close to the overdose threshold, but if I know I'm close I am ALWAYS greeted by a dysphoric panic attack (oh my god I'm gonna die I took too much!) lol.
My boyfriend can't.. even 10 milligrams will cause him to hurl, feel poisoned, and nothing pain relieving or good feeling like it does for us. Usually hurling is a sign of taking too much (never happened to me).
Opiates out of any drug I want to say are one of the most complicated mechanisms/difficult-to-digest substances. Opiates are always digested within the gut, hence why withdrawal reports contain nausea and difficulty keeping food down. The gut is readjusting to life without opiates--showing how effective opiates are on affecting the gut when using. If you tolerance is so too low nausea indeed will be a culprit of your "high" from higher doses. I used to get nausea from 30 milligrams until two year of recreational use.. then 30 milligrams was dosed by myself four times a day. I went from not being able to digest 30 milligrams in a whole sitting well, up to 120 milligrams daily on a regular schedule. No nausea at the end, meaning that tolerance does help with that factor a lot.
If you want to know more about an overdose--I'd say extreme difficultly staying awake during intermittent throwing up periods, and pale vampire-like skin. I've gotten not at all close to the overdose threshold, but if I know I'm close I am ALWAYS greeted by a dysphoric panic attack (oh my god I'm gonna die I took too much!) lol.