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What is the most addictive substance?

Trust me when I say you most certainly can get drawn into addition with a drug that is far from your DoC. Use anything enough and you start to appreciate it a little too much.

Never got the pull of Ket, pretty glad because I have grown rather fond of not having my bladder explode.
 
SirTophamHat said:
We mainly keep jokes and discussion of our being nurses n the unofficial social thread (how high are you?)

If I had to choose something besides corn syrup and the internet for my answer is probably say, for me personally, either benzo or booze.
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Not sure where i got into any discussion about being a nurse with anyone? I think i mentioned it once. Not sure why that would be an issue anyway.

Dont worry. I wont bother posting here anymore. I'll stick to EADD.
 
Xanax. Pharmaceutical crack.

Followed closely (perhaps equally) by strong opiates like smack/oxy.

I've had the most trouble with weaker opiates however due to my ability to still somewhat function on them - the fact they don't allow me to hit rock bottom is a paradoxical nightmare.
 
It's crazy how many people I've seen talking about how they've successfully kicked a heroin habit but still can't quit smoking.

Personally I only really have tobacco with weed since that's how most people roll it here (spliffs). When I'm rolling my own I use only weed and have to warn people because they're used to smoking like 70% tobacco with their bud.

I had a cigarette once just to see what it's like and I did get a small buzz from it but I've never craved it again since. But I think there's definitely something to be said about the draw to them being linked to the social acceptability. If you just need to consume some kind of substance to level yourself because you hate being sober, smoking is a socially acceptable way to do it.
 
Heroin would qualify for me as the most addictive drug.
The falling is quite rapid, specially when used with Crack or speed.
 
Cigarettes are very really hard to quit. Hotels are now non smoking buildings. And outside is not as free as it used to be.
 
Never found nicotine addictive personally. Used to smoke 10 a day in high school then at the job I had with HSBC, then I got back into my weed and only smoked mix joints tobacco/weed, but I quit that too cold turkey and switched to just pipes of weed. Which I feel infinitely healthier for doing.

Cocaine is very mentally addictive I find, and real mephedrone, even now I still think about them occasionally but I know myself I enjoy it for a little while then it becomes an ongoing disaster. Amphetamines I would fiend like hell and go on for weeks but ultimately when I stopped the binge it didn't have the psychological addiction for me that coke held.

Benzo's were the hardest one to get off though. Had to CT from 8-10mg Xanax a day when my GP wouldn't prescribe anything to taper, because I had a previous issue where I was hospitalised from stimulants.
 
Back b4 i knew i was addicted to oxy when i got in a bad work accident.Delivering furniture for my work.i SMOKE weed since junior high so it was practically .Wake up,Smoke a bowl,lunch smoke a bowl.etc
long story short.Anyways my coworker was going to park on the side but waddya you know he didnt see the freaking big oak tree limp hanging to the streeT.Unbuckle my belt and figure let get this done. Head went through the 24 wide load truck window and cracked it.So I was in some back pain.Anyways they prescribe my OXY 80 mg.BACK THAN Refill all week.tHOS WAS OM 1998
 
I believe that one of the problems with benzodizepines is that people forget how to deal/cope with routine issues that makes us anxious, afraid or fearful.

IMO, taking benzos for long periods of time creates an anxiety immunity. We normally block our natural growth that enable us to develop mechanisms of self protection.
 
Prescription drugs for me are hard, cos even when I've tapered off with minimal wd, I'm still left with the pain they were originally prescribed for.
 
That's tough Hydref. Talk to your doctor. Pain makes us very unstable.
 
Ambien + Weed + Alcohol.

Love the dreamy escape that ambien gives me. I have to smoke a bowl after it starts to kick in though, that's what get me to cloud 9.
Have had a script for nearly 10 years and would like to take a break from it but I haven't had the nerve to tell my doc.
 
A quick question, if your a schizo and can't function or sleep without seroquel does that mean your a addict of seroquel?
 
I don't think so. Seroquel is not a benzo neither is addictive IMO/E. If you follow your doctors instructions you'll be fine.

Besides, certain medications are indeed necessary when people have a medical condition. Not to mention it does not make you euphoric. On the contrary.
 
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Well, that is a difficult question. I fell in love with opiates the day I sniffed my first oxcodone 30. I used to love to do a few and ride my motorcycle more than anything in the world. Its hard to pinpoint when it happened, I guess it wasn't all at once but three years and god knows how many thousands of dollars later it wasn't fun anymore. I had went from planning and doing them on my days off to literally not being able to work without something. Three 30s would barely touch me. I remember once I crushed up seven 30s and railed it. I lost everything, quit and now two years later I am just beginning to put my life back together. I can't even ride my motorcycle which is the one thing I love to do, that makes me feel really good without drugs because I lost my license being an idiot. I had the absolute worst year of my life suffering from paws really bad and looking back to see all I lost. I tried to kill myself one day and couldn't do it. I ended up in a mental hospital more than once that year. It was over 8 months clean before I could sleep more than four hours a night, but the worst thing that it took from me was natural happiness. For months and months I couldn't see the beauty in nature, didn't love the sunshine like I always did before and spent hours trying to sleep and wishing I wouldn't wake ever up. Its so scary because during that time you think that is how you will feel forever. That drug took my hope away from me. I finally have it back now and feel like my old self again, although I still have to deal with everything in my life I screwed up now.
 
^the reason I said it was a difficult question is while the pills were definatley the worst drug for me, I can't go through that again so I feel there is no potential for addiction left. However, I loooove marijuana and will smoke it forever even though its expensive, so I think pot is the most addictive in the long run for me, but much less evil of a drug of course.
 
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