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Opioids Opiates and Piracetam?

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does anyone have any input they could share on this subject? ive had experiences where piracetam potentiates the effects of MDMA, cannabis, and lsd but im curious to know what a combination of piracetam and opiates would produce.. would it decrease the effects or make them stronger? i would really appreciate some information on this.. i searched the web but i didnt come up with anything. thanks guys.
 
I was wondering about this too. I'm actually surprised no one posted on this thread.

I have piracetam and hydrocodone.

Will there be any interactions?
 
I found piracetam to attenuate opioid action. And there are some papers stating it possibly diminishes opioid activity. I got this in 5 seconds...

The effects of piracetam on morphine-induced amnesia and analgesia: The possible contribution of central opiatergic mechanisms on the antiamnestic effect of piracetam.
Aksu F, Gültekin I, Inan SY, Baysal F.

Department of Pharmacology, Medical School, Cukurova University, 01330, Adana, Turkey.

The involvement of opiatergic mechanisms on the antiamnestic effects of piracetam was investigated in mice. First, the effects of piracetam and naloxone on the amnesia induced by scopolamine, electroconvulsive shock and morphine were evaluated by using elevated plus maze apparatus. Second, the effects of electroconvulsive shock and piracetam on the antinociceptive action of morphine were tested by means of radiant heat tail-flick experiment. Piracetam and naloxone reversed the drug- or electrically-induced amnestic effects. On the other hand, electroconvulsive shock treatment enhanced the antinociceptive effect of morphine while piracetam decreased the same activity. These results suggest an important role of the opiatergic system on the learning and memory process as well as on the antiamnestic effect of piracetam.

PMID: 17638127
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More on this topic: http://www.springerlink.com/content/40x42614n2w3877g/

I don't have access to full article. There's really plenty. Google is your best friend!
 
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