Vitamins & Opiates

[arthunter888]

Are their any particular vitamins/supplements that have a noticeable effect on the opiate high? For example, which vit/sups weaken the opiate high, and which ones strengthen it?

Among the particular vit/sups that do effect the high, how does each effect the recreational value of the experience such as euphoria, tolerance, and duration?

The main stuff I have on supply are Omega fish oil, Vitamin C, D3, and multivitamins, but your replies need not be limited to these..

After attempting web research I cannot find info on this matter, so if anyone has insight into this please share.

It would be good to know of both some vit/sups that strenghten (in case not high enough),
AND the ones that weaken (in case did too much). thanks

 

[daddysgone]

Would vitamins have a negative, positive, or neutral effect on the opiate high?

I know some vitamins are essential for detoxification, so would such vitamins speed the elimination of active opiates since they are foreign substances?

If one were to take vitamins (most notably Omega fish oil, Vitamin C, D3, and multivitamin) with an opiate how would it effect the recreational value of the experience such as euphoria, tolerance, and duration?

I would guess that Vitamin C, D3, and multis may shorten the high and/or weaken it since they are involved in detoxification, but fish oil may increase the high because of increased BA from the fatty acids, however I am not educated enough in physiology to conclude.

Also, if it is beneficial, what would be the best time to take the vitamins relative to opiate high (before, during, after)?

After attempting web research I cannot find info on this matter, so if anyone has insight into this please share.

Im not trying to be a wise-ass (honestly), but your question doesn't really make sense. "Vitamins" are an extremely broad category of substances, and are responsible for all types of activity in the body. With that in mind, you should realize that you can not make any useful generalizations, such as what effect they have on opioids, due to the fact that they are so numerous and varied.

Additionally, you refer to things like fish oil, which are not actually vitamins (though it contains several vitamins, including vitamin A).

So, considering that the category of "Vitamins" includes such a high number of substances, with all types of activity, it's almost certain that the answer to your question would be:
"Some vitamins potentiate an opiate high, some reduce or shorten an opiate high, and some have no effect".

It's just too broad a category to make meaningful generalizations for questions such are your.-DG

 

[drewskie]

I take a supplement called Emergen-C. It comes in a packet, which contains 1000mg of vitamin C along with B vitamins and many others.You dissolve it in a glass of water like alkaseltzer. It deffinately potentiates hydrocodone for me. Either that or all of the vitamins gives me energy and the hydrocodone makes me feel fucking okey dokey. Either way it is a great combo IMO.

 

[seep]

This ain't exactly a vitamin, but oral n-acetylcysteine *may* help your liver deal with the APAP many opiates are packaged with (if you're too lazy to CWE).

 

[arthunter888]

Ok, I have noticed that my OP was a little too broad. I edited it to get my question across more clearly...

In short, I meant "Which vitamins/supplements strenghten, and which ones weaken."

 

[sleeping pains]

I don't personally have any knowledge about this, but I do have a practical suggestion / a small gift.

http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/search.php?searchid=4858213

 

[ALICE_D418]

of course vitamin c always help. I stay away from the b's especially vitamin b12 because I do opiates for the nod and the b12 and other b's are great for energy. besides those not sure ill look around

 

[ALICE_D418]

oh yeah I almost forgot they aren't vitamins but kava kava and valiane root add to sedation/euphoria for alot of people. you can buy either in capsules at most all heath food stores