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Author: Michael BMichael B Date: May 5, 2008 02:17
Most people here may already be aware of this site, just wanted to
throw
it out for comments as appropriate, and the prospect that there may be
some
stuff in it of value to someone. Especially since proglumide has only
been
mentioned twice in this newsgroup.
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/opiates/opiates_info3.shtml
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Author: PenelopePenelope Date: May 5, 2008 07:51
On May 5, 5:17Â am, Michael B bellsouth.net> wrote:
Thank you for posting this link. I find it very interesting that so
many doctors are afraid to prescribe an adequate dose of medication or
to respond to tolerance with an increased dose and yet there...
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Author: OldGoatOldGoat Date: May 5, 2008 16:26
Dear Penelope,
The worst part of it all is that all this information on how to keep
tolerance in check is 20 and 30 years old. They know how to do it (I had an
article from England somewhere from 1982 about dextrosemothorphan...
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Author: Michael BMichael B Date: May 5, 2008 20:22
That's dextromethorphan, something the folks with neuropathic
pain should be very aware of.
When it's co-administered with an opiate, I believe they call it
MK-801, but I'm not positive about the number and I figure there
are plenty that could tell about it.
On May 5, 7:26 pm, "OldGoat" ERdocsuckYahoo.com> wrote:> Dear Penelope,
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> The worst part of it all is that all this information on how to keep
> tolerance in check is 20 and 30 years old. They know how to do it (I had an
> article from England somewhere from 1982 about dextrosemothorphan (forgive
> he spelling but it's a very common ingredient in cough medicine) keeps
> tolerance in check, there a lot of stuff they could be doing.
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Author: Michael BMichael B Date: May 5, 2008 20:38
> That's dextromethorphan, something the folks with neuropathic
> pain should be very aware of.
> When it's co-administered with an opiate, I believe they call it
> MK-801, but I'm not positive about the number and I figure there
> are plenty that could tell about it.
>
> On May 5, 7:26 pm, "OldGoat" ERdocsuckYahoo.com> wrote:
>>> Dear Penelope,
>
>> The worst part of it all is that all this information on how to keep
>> tolerance in check is 20 and 30 years old. They know how to do it (I had an
>> article from England somewhere from 1982 about dextrosemothorphan (forgive
>> he spelling but it's a very common ingredient in cough medicine) keeps
>> tolerance in check, there a lot of stuff they could be doing.
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Author: LoriB.o.B.LoriB.o.B. Date: May 6, 2008 01:54
I think it (dextromethorphan) enhances or seems to make stronger
opiods/effects. I do know that they quit selling it in many
pharmacies & it's not generally available at pharmacies unless asked
for & you have to sign for it & are limited as to how many bottles of
cough syrup containing it u can get at one time. Because some kids
somewhere died from drinking several bottles of it in one sitting
(their last). sigh.
I may be thinking of a diff. ingred. but I am pretty sure it's dex.
takin' another deep breath,
LoriBoB
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On May 5, 8:56 pm, Debs yahoo.com> wrote:> Why should we stay away?
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> Debs
>
> Michael B wrote:
>> That's dextromethorphan, something the folks with neuropathic
>> pain should be...
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Author: LoriB.o.B.LoriB.o.B. Date: May 6, 2008 01:58
On May 5, 8:56 pm, Debs yahoo.com> wrote:> Why should we stay away?
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> Debs
>
> Michael B wrote:
>> That's dextromethorphan, something the folks with neuropathic
>> pain should be very aware of.
>> When it's co-administered with an opiate, I believe they call it
>> MK-801, but I'm not positive about the number and I figure there
>> are plenty that could tell about it.
>
>> On May 5, 7:26 pm, "OldGoat" ERdocsuckYahoo.com> wrote:>
>>>Dear Penelope,
>
>>>The worst part of it all is that all this information on how to keep
>>>tolerance in check is 20 and 30 years old. They know how to do it (I had an
>>>article from England somewhere from 1982 about dextrosemothorphan (forgive
>>>he spelling but it's a very common ingredient in cough medicine) keeps ...
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Author: DebsDebs Date: May 6, 2008 02:15
Wasn't that pseudophed(sp?) and meth?
I just don't get the link to neuropathy... but then again when was the
last time I slept???
Debs
LoriB.o.B. wrote:
> I think it (dextromethorphan) enhances or seems to make stronger
> opiods/effects. I do know that they quit selling it in many
> pharmacies & it's not generally available at pharmacies unless asked...
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Author: Michael BMichael B Date: May 6, 2008 03:19
Your brain was perking along nicely.
The use of dextromethorphan could be helping the ones with
neuropathic pain, but as OG says, it doesn't get mentioned.
On May 6, 4:58 am, "LoriB.o.B." comcast.net> wrote:
> Ps-lol, sorry ...more to add to my post about "dex"! all I forgot to
> say was I Don't Know Why ppl w/Neuropathic Pain Should Avoid It!!! I
> didn't see that, tho I suspect the link needs more perusal by me!!!
> Also, it's the reason (I think) Michael brought it up in this, his
> thread!! lol, "dex" enhances pain meds. gahhhh, sorry about puttin'
> my hands to the keyboard b4 brain is in action!
> Kindly,
> LoriBoB
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