Trippykitty
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Hello. This is a thread to help out or inform anyone whom might be interested in trying the mysterious Opioid RC, MT 45.
Feel free to add to this if you have any experiences yourself.
I figured I'd post this seeing as no one else has posted very much on the matter.
Drug: MT 45
ROA: IR (Plugging)
Dosage: Varied between 25 mg to 500 mg. (Keep in mind, there is no true recommended dose for this drug, only from what you read online)
Positive Effects
(Keep in mind that I am not a normal case when it comes to opiates. Opiates have served me well as an antidepressant for quite some time, as I don’t suffer the negative problems with laziness that others may. They have quite an opposite effect on me. While some narrow minded doctors may agree, I for one know my body well, I know what it is and isn't capable of. I also know when something is meant to be. While I understand that opiates are quite addicting, I for one don’t really care, because they have such positive life altering effects, such effects that I have never experienced from using any other type of prescription antidepressant. If I did not have opiates, I would be a depressed emotionless wreck, who could barely get out of bed and face the day. Opiates and opioids will be my best friend til the day I die. Which I assure you, is not anytime soon.)
1.Helps with insomnia at the right dosage.
2.Heightened mood.
3.Feelings of relaxation.
4.Having energy to go about the day
5.Due to ROA, low doses are needed, as compared to insufflation, and/or consuming, therefore price becomes a lot more reasonable. Found that I can purchase enough to last me a month or two for much less than I would spend on morphine or heroin.
Negative Effects
(I must note, that essentially all of these are caused by doing larger doses than necessary. Some of them much larger.)
1.Tinnitus. (Mostly just temporary, mild deafness/muffling of sounds, as well as some high pitched whining. Nothing too major)
2.Very minor loss of motor skills. Trouble walking a straight line. No falling over or anything horrible like that.
3.Blurry vision. If you get this, it's only because you took triple or quadruple what you should have taken. It goes away after a few days.
4.Can cause unwanted sleeping. Sometimes I wake up finding that I had fallen asleep with my computer on my lap, in a very uncomfortable position. As nice as it is to get sleep, it's awful finding out most of the sleep you ended up getting, caused your butt/legs to get really sore.
5.Strange smell in feces. With this one I'm not sure if this symptom is normal of the drug, or if it is due to my ROA.
6.I noticed with the first three symptoms, they were worst right after I woke up in the morning. I never got these symptoms after taking the drug during the day. So this leaves me wondering whether this is due to the drug 'creeping' up on the user, or if possibly something the brain does during sleep has something to do with it. Though I'm leaning towards it being the drug, simply because I may tend to take higher doses when I'm going to bed as I notice less euphoria during that time, and I tend to 'chase the dragon' every now and then.
Anyways, I hope this helps anyone who is looking for some info from someone who has some real life experience with this drug.
Feel free to add to this if you have any experiences yourself.
I figured I'd post this seeing as no one else has posted very much on the matter.
Drug: MT 45
ROA: IR (Plugging)
Dosage: Varied between 25 mg to 500 mg. (Keep in mind, there is no true recommended dose for this drug, only from what you read online)
Positive Effects
(Keep in mind that I am not a normal case when it comes to opiates. Opiates have served me well as an antidepressant for quite some time, as I don’t suffer the negative problems with laziness that others may. They have quite an opposite effect on me. While some narrow minded doctors may agree, I for one know my body well, I know what it is and isn't capable of. I also know when something is meant to be. While I understand that opiates are quite addicting, I for one don’t really care, because they have such positive life altering effects, such effects that I have never experienced from using any other type of prescription antidepressant. If I did not have opiates, I would be a depressed emotionless wreck, who could barely get out of bed and face the day. Opiates and opioids will be my best friend til the day I die. Which I assure you, is not anytime soon.)
1.Helps with insomnia at the right dosage.
2.Heightened mood.
3.Feelings of relaxation.
4.Having energy to go about the day
5.Due to ROA, low doses are needed, as compared to insufflation, and/or consuming, therefore price becomes a lot more reasonable. Found that I can purchase enough to last me a month or two for much less than I would spend on morphine or heroin.
Negative Effects
(I must note, that essentially all of these are caused by doing larger doses than necessary. Some of them much larger.)
1.Tinnitus. (Mostly just temporary, mild deafness/muffling of sounds, as well as some high pitched whining. Nothing too major)
2.Very minor loss of motor skills. Trouble walking a straight line. No falling over or anything horrible like that.
3.Blurry vision. If you get this, it's only because you took triple or quadruple what you should have taken. It goes away after a few days.
4.Can cause unwanted sleeping. Sometimes I wake up finding that I had fallen asleep with my computer on my lap, in a very uncomfortable position. As nice as it is to get sleep, it's awful finding out most of the sleep you ended up getting, caused your butt/legs to get really sore.
5.Strange smell in feces. With this one I'm not sure if this symptom is normal of the drug, or if it is due to my ROA.
6.I noticed with the first three symptoms, they were worst right after I woke up in the morning. I never got these symptoms after taking the drug during the day. So this leaves me wondering whether this is due to the drug 'creeping' up on the user, or if possibly something the brain does during sleep has something to do with it. Though I'm leaning towards it being the drug, simply because I may tend to take higher doses when I'm going to bed as I notice less euphoria during that time, and I tend to 'chase the dragon' every now and then.
Anyways, I hope this helps anyone who is looking for some info from someone who has some real life experience with this drug.