johanneschimpo
Bluelighter
Its not about suboxone creating a large cross-tolerance, Suboxone blocks other opioids (like heroin) because it binds stronger to the receptors than other opioids do. (Although that is how methadone works, to some extent, by creating a huge tolerance so that other opioids are less effective)
Suboxone then opioid (agonist) = zero or diminished effect
Opioid (agonist) then suboxone = sickness
dread: I recommend you read this thread, all 37 pages if you have to, just to make sure you have all your facts straight. This forum is a "heavy-handed war zone," or so they say, so its good to know the facts about whatever the subject is at hand.
Or, if you don't want to read 37 pages about suboxone, just skim through and read my posts. Those are usually the only ones that matter.
Suboxone then opioid (agonist) = zero or diminished effect
Opioid (agonist) then suboxone = sickness
dread: I recommend you read this thread, all 37 pages if you have to, just to make sure you have all your facts straight. This forum is a "heavy-handed war zone," or so they say, so its good to know the facts about whatever the subject is at hand.
Or, if you don't want to read 37 pages about suboxone, just skim through and read my posts. Those are usually the only ones that matter.