Opiate plants what is this

[codeine9]

Sinomenine or Cocculine is an alkaloid found in the root of the climbing plant Sinomenium acutum Sinomenine is a morphinan derivative, related to opioids such as levorphanol
is it active??

 

[TheAzo]

In the future, you should at least look up the wikipedia article on it. If it has any opoidergic effects, they're very weak.

 

[sekio]

No. It's the wrong isomer. Stereochemistry matters. See also: DXM is a morphinan but it's not an opiate.

 

[Morphoid]

As already stated it's the wrong isomer, the molecule may be morphinian but from this does not derive opioid activity at any receptors.

Sorry mate.

 

[hyena]

It works for withdrawals; it is what Levo-Dromoran is made from (used in cardiothoracic surgery patients when they don't want to over sedate them).

An excellent add to a withdrawal cocktail (with Bacopa, Silymarin, Ashwaghanda, etc).

(I've got a full case of it here shipped from China; speaking from experience)

 

[effie]

It works for withdrawals; it is what Levo-Dromoran is made from (used in cardiothoracic surgery patients when they don't want to over sedate them).

An excellent add to a withdrawal cocktail (with Bacopa, Silymarin, Ashwaghanda, etc).

(I've got a full case of it here shipped from China; speaking from experience)

Levo-Dromoran is a different chemical though.. AFAIK. It has full agonist opioid activity.

I don't know the legal status of what you are talking about, but if it is not legal where you are I suggest editing the last part of your post...