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Opioids What happened to Oxytrex (oxycodone + naltrexone)????

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CaliBoy90

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Okay so I'm sure most of you have heard of Ultra low dose naltrexone can supposedly reverse and stop tolerance. They did studies on rats and humans and it worked in studies. There was something called Oxytrex, which was oxycodone + naltrexone in a pill. This was YEARS ago it was in "final testing", and the studies showed it work, but then it never came out. Years have gone by. The FDA blocked it every time they tried...

Does anyone know anything about this? Did it ever come out just under a different brand name or did the stupid FDA block all forms of it?

ALSO: How can you get actually an ULTRA LOW DOSE of naltrexone?? Can doctors prescribe it? You are suppose to take an ULTRA low dose of naltrexone (under .000001 grams, or one microgram). Although HOW do you manage to get only 1 microgram? Can doctors prescribe only 1 microgram of Naltrexone? The whole "mixing it in water, measuring it, etc, etc" and HOPING you only get 1 microgram is NOT OKAY, as if you take too much you will get the worst prescripated withdrawal ever. That's why I want to know if Doctors can prescribe an ULTRA low dose of naltrexone. I really want to know as this is the most promosing thing I've ever read regarding tolerance (yes, it really IS. Better than DXM, better than every method I've researched on the internet for literally dozens of hours of research into how to REDUCE/STOP/PREVENT tolerance and this is BY FAR the best and most promising). Now the question is how do you get an ULTRA low dose of naltrexone??

There are MANY studies and things online about it:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15943961

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19243306
 
Ive only ever heard it halts an opiate high immediately, but maybe it does lower tolerance at extremely low doses, but Id say they wont be doing anything to help addicts out, so dont expect them to accommodate a users tolerance so they can get high for cheaper.
 
I to have been hoping this will be available! for now i mix suboxone and oxycodone ! but my dr discharged me when i told him that i have been getting the best pain relief in years from the two meds ! the antagonist and full agonist WORKS. getting it prescribed is the hard part. it really sucks to find a mix that works and not be able to take it according to the FDA. this is what its doing for me a pain scale of 7 on average is a 2 with no fog in my head no High and decreased constipation ! all positives and exactly how my dr describe suboxone by its self ! but when i mix 10/325 and 2mg suboxone thats when i get as described ! but noooo you cant do that, i dont care if your feeling better then you have in years I have to listen to the stupid FDA ! well thanks a lot FDA so happy that you can continue to not help me !
 
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