Benzos Potentiating Opiates with Benzodiazepines - Quick Question

[Polynomial]

Hey everyone,

I'm curious, and have a quick question.

One time my pet penguin named "Snagglepuss" took enough Morphine to get a pretty good buzz going on.
He drank 2 glasses of Ruby Red Grapefruit juice before taking it, as well as 5mg of Nitrazepam, and 50mg of Diphenhydramine for potentiation.

Questions:
1. If I took 5mg more of Nitrazepam how much on a scale of 1 to 10 would it increase the opiate effect? (assuming the opiate has already been effecting me for 2 hours)

2. If because of potentiating an opiate, and I feel a little to stoned to be comfortable (but obviously not a dangerously strong high; is there a way to reduce the effects without nalaxone of that kinda stuff? like.. household craP?

 

[Intrinsic man]

Doesn't Nalaxone DECREASE the effects of opiates?

To my knowledge there really isn't anything that will decrease the effects of opiates. Nausea, however, is a different story.

 

[FnX]

I'd imagine drinking some coffee would slightly counter the opiate high via minor stimulation, since we're talking about household stuff. Benzodiazepines and opiates are different drugs, some say benzos kill certain aspects of opiate euphoria while they definately do make you more drowsy and suspectible to overdose. Benzos also fuck with your memory, perhaps leaving you with less memories of the experience. Therefore I'd say that taking benzos won't increase the opiate effect. Just my opinion, but for me benzos tend to take away from the opiate experience.

 

[sekio]

There is no household opiate antidote. Cofee is merely a stopgap measure.

Mixing BZDs and opiates is asking for respiratory depression. And given that you're using wacky 3rd person writing, I'd wager you haven't read the rules.

Bluelight is not here to help you get as hish as possible. Sorry.