Kronic banned

[Banditbandit]

I think the doctors just prescribe the fucking pharmecopia my family carries because it si the easiest option - gets the complainers out of the surgery and shuts them up ...

I've also seen drug addicts prescibed anti-depressants by doctors .. dumb dumb dumb .. these people are addicts and the doctors just give them more drugs !!!! WTF is that ???

You know its time to stop taking them when you look forward to the next dose.....

For addicts that point is too late - that's the point you know you're addicted ...

[imdying]

This is true, however, if Cocaine, Heroin,Meth etc where legal (and taxed), then I can unreservedly say that Cocaine, Heroin and Meth would overtake Prescription drugs as the number one killer.

So you want me to believe that majority, probably just like you, are going to pick up a meth habit just because it's been made legal? Really? You think a large portion of society are going to go YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!! DRUGSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!! just because it's been legalised?

Really? This is what you believe?

[mashman]

This is true, however, if Cocaine, Heroin,Meth etc where legal (and taxed), then I can unreservedly say that Cocaine, Heroin and Meth would overtake Prescription drugs as the number one killer.

hee hee hee hee... the results from Portugal disprove your assumption.

[scissorhands]

If they upped the codeine to 18% in painkillers, people wouldnt take so many because they would be stronger
I've taken 2-3 every 4 hours with 7% codeine and had only minor pain relief of a pulled muscle in my back
Beer actually worked a treat for a torn back muscle, the hop plant relaxes muscles

[Road kill]

Doctors dont usually prescribe painkillers or other drugs for "fun" or recreation, so comparing side effects of other drugs is a bit pointless. My experience of prescription painkillers is that while your in serious pain and take them you dont get any "high" just a reduced sensation of pain, problem is when you keep taking or keep getting given them when your pain levels have dropped. You know its time to stop taking them when you look forward to the next dose.....

And that's one of the myths about drug use to help with pain relief.

I don't smoke weed to get "high" as you say "I smoke it to prevent the pain and spasms from the nerve damage in my legs and lower back.

I use legal pain killers as little as I can because both the types I've been prescribed are known killers of long term users "one which I am.

Weed doesn't cause those issues and the residual effect I smoke it for lasts around 48 hours where as the prescribed stuff not only doesn't do much at all "it's limited effect only lasts about 4-5 hours.

If I was just just into getting high I would be smoking the stuff a hell of a lot more than the once a week single cone that I have been smoking for the last few years.

Medical use and recreational use are two completely different things but people like our Gov't "choose" to ignore that.

There is a cannabis extract that can be prescribed for pain relief and it doesn't have the "high" of real cannabis.

Which is great if you could find a quack that actually would prescribe it and you could then afford the $700 odd that a one month supply currently costs.

Against the $20 a month I have to pay for the real thing it's really a non starter.

[saxet]

Doctors dont usually prescribe painkillers or other drugs for "fun" or recreation, so comparing side effects of other drugs is a bit pointless. My experience of prescription painkillers is that while your in serious pain and take them you dont get any "high" just a reduced sensation of pain, problem is when you keep taking or keep getting given them when your pain levels have dropped. You know its time to stop taking them when you look forward to the next dose.....

In my experience morphine most definitely gives you a high, even when in pain.
Tamadrol also gives a high but the dizziness, nausea and disorientation were so bad I preferred the pain.

[Shadows]

And that's one of the myths about drug use to help with pain relief.

I don't smoke weed to get "high" as you say "I smoke it to prevent the pain and spasms from the nerve damage in my legs and lower back.

I use legal pain killers as little as I can because both the types I've been prescribed are known killers of long term users "one which I am.

Weed doesn't cause those issues and the residual effect I smoke it for lasts around 48 hours where as the prescribed stuff not only doesn't do much at all "it's limited effect only lasts about 4-5 hours.

If I was just just into getting high I would be smoking the stuff a hell of a lot more than the once a week single cone that I have been smoking for the last few years.

Medical use and recreational use are two completely different things but people like our Gov't "choose" to ignore that.

There is a cannabis extract that can be prescribed for pain relief and it doesn't have the "high" of real cannabis.

Which is great if you could find a quack that actually would prescribe it and you could then afford the $700 odd that a one month supply currently costs.

Against the $20 a month I have to pay for the real thing it's really a non starter.

And that's one of the myths about drug use to help with pain relief.

I don't smoke weed to get "high" as you say "I smoke it to prevent the pain and spasms from the nerve damage in my legs and lower back.

I use legal pain killers as little as I can because both the types I've been prescribed are known killers of long term users "one which I am.

Weed doesn't cause those issues and the residual effect I smoke it for lasts around 48 hours where as the prescribed stuff not only doesn't do much at all "it's limited effect only lasts about 4-5 hours.

If I was really just into getting high I would be smoking the stuff a hell of a lot more than the once a week cone that I have been smoking for the last few years.

Medical use and recreational use are two completely different things but people like our Gov't "choose" to ignore that.

There is a cannabis extract that can be prescribed for pain relief and it doesn't have the "high" of real cannabis.

Which is great if you could find a quack that actually would prescribe it and you could then afford the $700 odd that a one month supply currently costs.

Against the $20 a month I have to pay for the real thing it's really a non starter.

Holy shit. It really does fuck up short term memory.

[Banditbandit]

Holy shit. It really does fuck up short term memory.

What the fuck are you talkin' about ???

[Bassmatt]

In my experience morphine most definitely gives you a high, even when in pain.

Fuck yeah, I'm always a happy boy when the doc prescribes me morphine for something.

[Bassmatt]

Holy shit. It really does fuck up short term memory.

*Quotes two longish posts, and makes a disparaging comment about short term memory with 10 words.

[Road kill]

*Quotes two longish posts, and makes a disparaging comment about short term memory with 10 words.

Well I made a double post because I was trying to correct my shite written english skills and doubled up somehow.

Of course somebody was going to jump on that to use as a bit of a joke.

Anyway back to the subject at hand.

[mashman]

Release the Krakenotherdrugs.

[Road kill]

In my experience morphine most definitely gives you a high, even when in pain.
Tamadrol also gives a high but the dizziness, nausea and disorientation were so bad I preferred the pain.

Must effect different people in different ways.

I used Morphine phosphate for about a month directly after my accident and found that it didn't so much as stop the pain as it made me just not care about it or anything else when it comes to that.

In fact how you found Tramadol is pretty much how the Morphine effected me "while tramadol did absolutely nothing.

It's a hard thing to describe I guess,but I certainly didn't enjoy anything about the stuff "plus the 4-5 days after I stopped using it is something I never wish to repeat.

[SMOKEU]

Weed doesn't cause those issues and the residual effect I smoke it for lasts around 48 hours where as the prescribed stuff not only doesn't do much at all "it's limited effect only lasts about 4-5 hours.

I don't know what shit you've been smoking, but it's not buds if the effects last 2 days. Any more than around 6 hours I find implausible.

[scissorhands]

I don't know what shit you've been smoking, but it's not buds if the effects last 2 days. Any more than around 6 hours I find implausible.

Have you done an online aspergers test, your far too concise, not to be somewhere on the autistic spectrum.

Cannabis has many uses, thats an absolute certainty, but I imagine dosing 2-3 times a day is common. Or even hourly with tongue spray bottles of tincture