Buprenorphine - Suboxone

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  • čas přidán 31. 01. 2019
  • Opioid addiction affects an estimated 2.5 million people. Some triumph over their problem by abstinence, through organizations typified by Narcotics Anonymous or by redirecting their energies to a new passion. For many substituting less dangerous drugs for oral or injectable opioids reduces the potential for danger.
    Suboxone and Subutex and their generic equivalents contain buprenorphine with or without naloxone. Most tablets and films are meant for daily application under the tongue or on the mucous membranes of the cheek. A monthly implant exists. The drug ranks among the most frequent prescriptions in the United States.
    The buprenorphine component tightly sticks to and only partially activates the brain’s opioid receptor. This effectively prevents other opioids from fully activating the receptor and providing the feeling of euphoria. Topically applied naloxone offers no significant benefit. But it dissuades abuse of the buprenorphine. When injected naloxone displaces opioids from the receptor resulting in potentially severe withdrawal symptoms.
    Suboxone and Subutex function as well as methadone but without the inconvenience of requiring daily attendance at a clinic. Buprenorphine may be dispensed in sufficient quantities for a month or longer. By law, physicians must be specially licensed to prescribe buprenorphine and may treat only a limited number of patients.
    Treatment begins after mild withdrawal symptoms appear. Originally the first several doses were meant to be applied under direct supervision of a healthcare practitioner. An integral part of therapy involves education and counseling. Adherence to these rules no longer seems steadfast.
    Originally treatment was intended to last up to a month. Experience quickly taught doctors that relapse with early discontinuation exceeded 90%. Even slow tapering over a year or so may be associated with a 25% failure rate. The underlying susceptibility to addiction remains lifelong and not uncommonly demands prolonged treatment.
    Misuse of the drug especially Subutex appears increasingly common. Some doctors prescribe large quantities knowing patients will sell the excess hopefully using the funds to pay for return visits. Unfortunately addicts may use the money to acquire illicit drugs. Buprenorphine is frequently smuggled into prisons and used by inmates.

Komentáře • 271

  • @daniellejames3289
    @daniellejames3289 Před 2 lety +16

    This guy is very knowledgeable very pharmacology intelligent.

    • @trustori2407
      @trustori2407 Před 2 lety

      THIS DOCTOR IS NO JOKE.. Ù KNOWS HIS STUFF ⚕️ VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE INDEED & ANOTHER REMARKABLE VIDEO 👈🏼

  • @does_it_matter_
    @does_it_matter_ Před 3 lety +11

    Smartest doctor on this subject I've heard ever. Period. Very intelligent and truley informed.

  • @wfox6985
    @wfox6985 Před 4 lety +13

    Very informative and educational. Thank you Doctor.

  • @steve19745
    @steve19745 Před 5 lety +26

    I was on opioids 26 years prescribed by my doctor . my employer decided they wanted to fire me when i was hurt on the job so my doctor stopped giving me pain killers as soon as he learned i didnt have my ge caddillac insurance policy anymore. It changed zero i was still in pain and am still in pain today. I cannot find a doctor anywhere in my city that will help me but they are giving suboxone to just about every person i know who smokes crack. I repeatedly try to get help and all they do is give me excuse after excuse. well you dont have mainecare you have a working mans insurance policy you dont have an addiction problem you have a pain problem. then they try to sell me diabetes meds my blood sugar was 128 when they checked it right after breakfast. people wonder why other people end up dead. doctors are literally fueling the illicit drug trade by refusing to prescribe or refer people in need any type of help. they are killing people off by refusing them help.

    • @paule1983
      @paule1983 Před 4 lety +3

      I feel for you bro. Part of this [NO MEDS FOR YOU] really got in gear w/ Obama Care! And I think a couple of pages in the Patriot act. Are there any methadone clinics in your area? If so you got to give them a 'dirty' urine, w/some type of opiate, oxy. hydromorphone etc..

    • @adrunkgorillawithalobotomy353
      @adrunkgorillawithalobotomy353 Před 4 lety

      IDK where you are in Maine, but there are programs down in southern Maine that help. IMAT programs are through Maine Medical Partners, Scarborough, Westbrook, Portland. There's a new program in Maine that will cover your meds and appointments, as long as you get the meds filled at Maine Medical Pharmacy. If you want the number, I'll check back for a reply here. I didn't have Maine Care either when I first started. You can get help. You just have to search for awhile.

    • @hardcandy7112
      @hardcandy7112 Před 4 lety

      Steve , I feel for you and 10 of thousand of people like you in the same Boat , Doctors all work for some Hospital or Private Pain CLINIC that have zero policy on Cocaine ,Fentanyl , Marijuana found in your system , not right , to kick Human with other issue after being under their care for years , now you find yourself in severed pain opiate withdraw that can killed you late at night in bed if your blood pressure goes way up ,''A stroke or Brain hemorrhage can leave you cripple for life , Hospital pain clinic need to deal with the Good and Bad , I already know of lots of people that are depended on buying Black marked opiate pills or fentanyl patch at high price ,because they have been scare from one slip in the Urine drug Test , nobody is perfect we all sleep once in a while but can be corrected with understanding between patient and POLICY makers , I left Doctors out their hand are tied up if you come up positive , This country is one of the best when it come to treating medical problem , but I think Germany is TOP 1 , Maybe NETHERLANDS COUNTRY are more human to this Problem of pain crisis we are having in America , we pay Millions in Taxes and our MEDICAL INDUSTRIES ARE LETTING TO MANY AMERICANS TO DIE IN THE STREET OVER ONE SLIP UP FOR ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY, SORRY FOR MY GRAMMER , IM A SELF TAUGHT PERSON LOOKING FOR SOLUTION .

    • @Sonmz
      @Sonmz Před 3 lety +1

      I hope you'll get better. I'm shocked about USA painkiller problem. It was a crime against society... There are different types of modern painkillers successfully solving 80% pain problems. It's like to use napalm against termites in your house.

    • @Sonmz
      @Sonmz Před 3 lety

      @@paule1983 By the way, the same procedure we have in Ukraine. I'm on buprenorphine therapy for last 3 years. 3 times a month i recive my 10 days-dose for free.

  • @masteroogway3343
    @masteroogway3343 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Do a video on methadone

  • @matovicmmilan
    @matovicmmilan Před 4 lety +17

    In any case - without Naloxon! Clear generic Buprenorphine will work the best so don't be a jerk, don't poison people!

    • @Sonmz
      @Sonmz Před 3 lety +3

      Indeem! Using naloxon-bupe you don't solve the problem of mixing with other stuff(benzo.pine-related for example).
      By the way, his wrong about safe use buprenorphine "after 48 hours after last dose of opioids". If we are talking about street methadone you have to wait at least!!! 3 days(up to 5 as i know from my personal experience and more thn 10 different episodes with people, who considered themselves special) The result is always the same - terrible withdrawal without prelude)
      Hello from Kiev, Ukraine. :)

    • @stopasking9745
      @stopasking9745 Před 3 lety

      @@Sonmz huge respect for the Ukraine from Boston Mass I'm a big boxing fan I love lomachenko and I love Alexander usyk

    • @KussDamato
      @KussDamato Před 3 lety

      naloxone isnt released sublingually

    • @christinadelacroix2370
      @christinadelacroix2370 Před 3 lety +3

      suboxone works for me fine.

    • @gristamshackleford2102
      @gristamshackleford2102 Před 2 lety

      @@KussDamato yea ppl dont understand that the naloxone is just so ppl dont abuse it. the actions of the bupe is the thing that causes precipitated w/d's

  • @libertyforamericanow
    @libertyforamericanow Před 3 měsíci +1

    That scares me. I was just put on buprenorphine. Problem is i get lots of kidney stones. If i go to the hospital i need dilaudid to work when im in severe pain

  • @Invisiblebullet89
    @Invisiblebullet89 Před 2 lety +9

    Our doctor went crazy, during the quarantine they gave us all subutex to take home, but now they give us suboxone generic with the name libroxar.. They play with our pain

    • @divinegon4671
      @divinegon4671 Před 2 lety

      What’s the difference ?

    • @SAMEntalhealth
      @SAMEntalhealth Před 2 lety +1

      @@divinegon4671 yeah i was gonna say if it's the same substance it's not too much a worry....or it shouldn't be lol

    • @ivosoares9459
      @ivosoares9459 Před 7 měsíci

      It’s the same….

    • @Invisiblebullet89
      @Invisiblebullet89 Před 6 měsíci

      @@ivosoares9459 not the sane... The subutex u can shot it suboxone u can't

  • @nadiashafapay6971
    @nadiashafapay6971 Před 2 lety +3

    This helped me with my homework, MAT

  • @vintagebleachedblonde4322

    Such a wonderful knowledgeable Dr. RIP sir

  • @robertworton2394
    @robertworton2394 Před 3 lety +12

    Thanks for speaking the truth. This drug has been so hard to get off of! Gripping me for 7 years

    • @stopasking9745
      @stopasking9745 Před 3 lety +7

      I'm 9 days in cold turkey losing my damn mind

    • @dalzy1969
      @dalzy1969 Před 3 lety +5

      Amen Brother! Same here! I’ve tried to taper. Almost impossible. This is one reason Invidor, Suboxone’s manufacturer was fined 1.4 Billion. One would think the true victims (you and I) would get millions! Nope! There’s the Class Action Suit that if you do the math will get us $200. I went from prescribed pain killers to Suboxone. I had NO IDEA what I was getting into! I’ve even stopped cold turkey. That got me into the ICU for six days. Then I went 41 days without Suboxone. I thought I was going to die. Almost no blood pressure and felt like death for 41 days. I finally went back to the prescribing MD. “You can’t cold turkey Suboxone, it can take years to taper properly.” Funny how he never told me this BEFORE he prescribed it to me. My self employment insurance doesn’t cover Suboxone so I get to pay $800.00 per month, going on five years now. The drug gave me chronic constipation. Yesterday, I learned I have stage two colon cancer. Suboxone literally killed me. Yes, I guess Suboxone has saved the lives of chronic heroin users. But I could of just gone to a 30 day rehab or done anything but take this poison. Then I find out the prescribing MD gets a cut of the Suboxone prescription. Evil at it’s best....

    • @stopasking9745
      @stopasking9745 Před 3 lety +4

      @@dalzy1969 I was on like 7 or 8 prescriptions when I was younger I quit them all cold turkey ...seven days the worst of it... 10 days I was playing football with friends... I quit Suboxone cold turkey I was bedridden for a month Suboxone, that one medication was way worse than seven or eight other medicines combined...and still dealing with this shit

    • @stopasking9745
      @stopasking9745 Před 3 lety +1

      @Metropcs Metropcs how goes the battle brother

    • @stopasking9745
      @stopasking9745 Před 3 lety +1

      @Metropcs Metropcs Keep fighting brother never give up never give in

  • @user-dg3vb3us6b
    @user-dg3vb3us6b Před 6 měsíci

    Precipitated withdrawal can sometimes be avoided by taking .25mg per hour

  • @unrelatedpopcornfire1968
    @unrelatedpopcornfire1968 Před 3 lety +1

    Look.. I was using suboxone 5 months.. 3 months every day about 2mg daily.. And I had motorcycle crash 8 days before where I had my leg broken on 3 places and i had emergency surgery now i had fixators.. Problem is that i did not admit to doctors i was using suboxone and pain killers i got for my leg is not enough, i have hard time sleeping, it's 8 day today without it and I'm confused what to do and when withdrawls are going to end?

    • @Jammo1978
      @Jammo1978 Před 2 lety

      The longer you take suboxone the longer it takes to do the rattle off it, if you on it a year it'll take a year to wean yourself off, you'll be I'll for a year in other words

  • @brucecaldwell6701
    @brucecaldwell6701 Před 2 lety +6

    Buprenorphine will out compete naloxone for the mu receptors so if you're dependent on another opioid & were to try to inject suboxone it ain't the naloxone that's gonna bite you. I'm surprised by how many prescribers know so little about this stuff.

    • @cryptomon86
      @cryptomon86 Před 2 lety +1

      Finally I found a smart person. Can't believe how many sheep believe the pamphlet. Learned this decade ago. Thanks Bluelight!

    • @johne.nobody2946
      @johne.nobody2946 Před 6 měsíci

      Yes, the naloxone is both outcompeted and not bioavailable if taken as prescribed, but even still the buprenorphine will outcompete the naloxone for the mu and kappa receptors due to its incredibly high binding affinity and long half-life. Thanks for sharing this.

  • @amandalowe6967
    @amandalowe6967 Před 5 lety +1

    So if I am taking Suboxone, and had a mess up last night and tryed meth can I take my 8mg Suboxone that is subcribe to me? It is not easy. But not feeling so well.

    • @larrytate1657
      @larrytate1657 Před 4 lety +1

      Methadone or crystal meth?

    • @lenafranklin7262
      @lenafranklin7262 Před 4 lety

      That's what I thought

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Před 2 lety

      Whether it's methadone or methamphetamine doesn't matter. You can still safely take the suboxone. Even if she took methadone, a single dose isn't going to mean that she's now addicted to the full opiate agonist (methadone). I take methadone every day, so taking suboxone would induce crippling withdrawal symptoms.

  • @sevenman9672
    @sevenman9672 Před 3 lety +5

    Its a partial agonist unlike morphine or methadone same with kratom thats a partial agonist also

  • @jenniferbattisti7821
    @jenniferbattisti7821 Před 3 lety

    R u a dr a online?

  • @jarrywhal3278
    @jarrywhal3278 Před 3 lety +2

    hello l have a question l was on tramadol for 6 years l was taking 8 or more pils a day so when to a doctor and he put me on suboxone and l been seeing that suboxone is way stronger then tramadol is this a mistake to pot me on tramadol..?? should l go back to tramadol and taper it down ??

    • @danielbishop2611
      @danielbishop2611 Před 3 lety

      I think you should come off both. Suffer a few days and just be clean. It's crazy he put you on subs to get you off tramadol...

    • @ryan8430
      @ryan8430 Před 3 lety +2

      Suboxone withdrawal last week's if not a month so get off it as quick as possible

    • @robertworton2394
      @robertworton2394 Před 3 lety +1

      Get off subs and try kratom instead of tramadol

    • @frankjamesbonarrigo7162
      @frankjamesbonarrigo7162 Před 2 lety

      @@robertworton2394 they put me on subs to get off kratom

    • @robertworton2394
      @robertworton2394 Před 2 lety

      @@frankjamesbonarrigo7162 dude that’s crazy

  • @gristamshackleford2102
    @gristamshackleford2102 Před 2 lety +2

    can you please do a video on bath salts and synthetic cathinones? i am suffering from permanent problems these drugs did to me. i wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy and would love to see a video about it if it could prevent others from going thru what i did/still am.

    • @muzduza44
      @muzduza44 Před rokem +1

      Oh luv have faith.that shit fucked me off too.but I am starting to heal.i am tolerating being in my body.i am able to read.i am able to formulate speech.i am becoming more attentive.i am focusing more intu skill and house keep.i can rest with less nightmares.and many other changes in beliefs and outlookx.12 step work helps me accomplish this tolerance to live untill truth and light returns. I don't want to die tuday.and that's progress.

    • @ivosoares9459
      @ivosoares9459 Před 7 měsíci

      Are u talking about 3mmc?

    • @gristamshackleford2102
      @gristamshackleford2102 Před 7 měsíci

      @@ivosoares9459 that was one of them. it was mostly APVP and 4fa that i used.

  • @anaphaxeton
    @anaphaxeton Před 2 lety +1

    Naloxone can't kick buprenorphine from the μυ receptor... maybe nothing can if not in huge dosages! Am I wrong?

    • @dereks1848
      @dereks1848 Před rokem

      I believe the buprenorphine is more stronger than naloxone. Making the naloxone ineffective. I agree with u.

  • @kristinowens899
    @kristinowens899 Před 2 lety +5

    I'm on day 10 with no subs. It's the hardest thing I've ever done.

    • @chilipepper71
      @chilipepper71 Před 2 lety

      Still holding on?

    • @jayton580
      @jayton580 Před 2 lety

      Use Kratom that’s what I used to stop subs

    • @muzduza44
      @muzduza44 Před rokem

      Is it the kick? Or the idea of our pacifier being taken away? I'm still on but I got the fear that it's going to be taken away.why do I fear? Lack of faith in wellbeing after withdrawl? Or do I believe I will be powerless a low like permeate withdrawl? Do we return to health after withdrawl?

    • @justicenlibertyhappiness638
      @justicenlibertyhappiness638 Před rokem

      I hope you’re under doctors care and getting relief from the withdrawal symptoms. Good luck

  • @paulpennestri3290
    @paulpennestri3290 Před 2 lety

    Straight Talk. This guy knows his Information totally I can say consultant you're doctor if you believe this describes you're self or someone you know. A true cure. Feel no need for anything but your new fay

  • @pauldaniels2179
    @pauldaniels2179 Před rokem

    Do you have anything on methadone

  • @Alex-jw9ig
    @Alex-jw9ig Před rokem

    I want to take just Subutex instead of Suboxone how do I do that

  • @chrislemaster2695
    @chrislemaster2695 Před 3 lety +1

    Hey DR Ken Can you Do Carisoprodol (SOMA muscle relaxant ) which is metabolized into Miltown (Mebrphomate). Miltown was known as 'Mothers Little Helper" in the 1950's

    • @hbkglodup7522
      @hbkglodup7522 Před 3 lety

      Whats a miltown, milwaukee?

    • @gristamshackleford2102
      @gristamshackleford2102 Před 2 lety

      mothers little helper was a little yellow speed pill. but the original one was laudanum used in the 1800s to quite crying children

    • @jackmcgregor1983
      @jackmcgregor1983 Před 2 lety +3

      @@gristamshackleford2102 nope, mothers little helper was diazepam which first came out in the sixties as a substitute for barbiturates. It was marketed as non addictive so doctors would prescribe it profusely. Particularly to women who they thought were prone to a nervous disposition because of their hormones or maybe a cold unloving husband or delinquent kids.
      Dexedrine which was also profusely prescribed in the sixties to women wanting to shift a few pounds, got names like Purple Hearts and in the U.K. particularly they were known as Black Bombers. When subverted for recreational use the pills were crushed up to destroy the ingredient that made the drug time released, giving the user a rush of energy, heightened sex drive and general euphoria. Bombers, dexies, Purple Hearts etc were very popular amongst mods and rockers at that time. Later in the U.K. illegally manufactured amphetamine sulphate and amphetamine hydrochloride became widely available. Both were habit forming, the hydrochloride was especially potent and could be dangerous, long term use causing great harm.

    • @gristamshackleford2102
      @gristamshackleford2102 Před 2 lety

      @@jackmcgregor1983 i'm pretty sure the rolling stones song of that name was referring to an upper.

    • @jackmcgregor1983
      @jackmcgregor1983 Před 2 lety +1

      @@gristamshackleford2102 their song about dexies or speed pills was nineteenth nervous breakdown. I’m pretty sure mothers little helper referred the yellow 5mg diazepam tablets, I know Wikipedia isn’t the font of all wisdom but I think we can say that it represents popular culture quite wellI
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother%27s_Little_Helper

  • @papaparodox0384
    @papaparodox0384 Před rokem

    I need help I can find a answer anywere can nurses be on mat suboxone treatment while working ? It's a low dose and it's my friend and he's deathly scared of getting help or asking any of his colleagues and it's impossible to find this information please help😔

  • @eddieserrato34
    @eddieserrato34 Před 4 lety +1

    I need to find a doctor prescribs burpenifen naloxone

  • @kimseger5794
    @kimseger5794 Před 4 lety +1

    so this drug being in the wrong hands and being used on someone that isent a drug user could make that victum look like a drug user?

    • @hardcandy7112
      @hardcandy7112 Před 4 lety

      One of the first thing Hospital do when you get there for severed pain issue , is take a blood test or urine test if you show any ilegal drugs not prescribe by your Doctor , they kick you out or call security to escort you out even with great insurance , they don't care if you live or die .

    • @kimseger5794
      @kimseger5794 Před 4 lety

      @@hardcandy7112 oh thats scary r u sure?

    • @hardcandy7112
      @hardcandy7112 Před 4 lety

      It's Hospital policy ever since this opiate pain withdraw , they don't want to deal with it , go to a detox they tell you . sorry and will call security , these people know it here , just in denial .

    • @brittneyx3
      @brittneyx3 Před 2 lety

      um, i have never heard of what they're talking about 👆🏼

    • @j.r.chapman9468
      @j.r.chapman9468 Před rokem

      HardCandy711 you don’t know what you’re talking about. Hospitals will check
      To see why you’re in pain and go from there. Geez!

  • @ronnyclayton194
    @ronnyclayton194 Před 4 lety +5

    I take subutex 8mg twice a day for pain,works better with my epilepsy seizure medecine(klonopin 6mg a day)

    • @209esov6
      @209esov6 Před 3 lety +2

      Would you know if i only take 1mg of suboxone a day if i stop it would be out of my system in 5 days?

    • @joeymcallister8033
      @joeymcallister8033 Před 3 lety +4

      Who is giving you people Benzos on buprenorphine?

    • @ronnyclayton194
      @ronnyclayton194 Před 3 lety +4

      @@joeymcallister8033 even though i got to a neurologist for my seizures to get my klonpin and a pain clinic that treats my broken lumbar spine for my subutex(all doctors know everything im taking)ive known a few people who go to addict maintenance clinics and get both suboxone and klonopin from the same addict treating doctor with no other conditions other than being addicted to opioids.

    • @ClareSw
      @ClareSw Před 3 lety +2

      Ronny Clayton Really? I had a brain surgery in 1995 /aneurysm/ and horrible cronic pain. I got painkillers and suddenly not but I did not know how to handle my pain. I worked with the govt so methadone program and sub was not an option. My private GP subscribed my meds but nothing. I bought methadone pills from a friend of mine /approx 10-30 mg per day depending what she was able to save for me. Then I was fed up, Resigned. Moved to another EU country AND I am officially on methadone 40-50mg pd. I was and am about to switch to Sub. IS IT REALLY SO GOOD FOR PAIN, /I also had seizures Im on diazepam 4 mg pd/ but methadone is sooo good for pain and mood but but I can collect only a week dosage and suboxone maybe the long term solution. How is it?

    • @ClareSw
      @ClareSw Před 3 lety +2

      @@joeymcallister8033 I was on benxos /Xanax/since 1995. Huuge dosage like 40=70 mg pd. So I was hospitalized 3 times for detox. no way. I have to take diazepam life long since I had seizures. Opiate withdrawal is a walk in the park.

  • @anaphaxeton
    @anaphaxeton Před 2 lety +2

    How about refractory Depression?

  • @bakiretsu1351
    @bakiretsu1351 Před 3 lety +4

    This stuff saved my life!!!!!!!!

  • @promise372
    @promise372 Před 3 lety +1

    Is he for real??

  • @ryan8430
    @ryan8430 Před 3 lety +3

    The same people Purdue pharama hold the patent for oxycontin and suboxone coincidence I think not

    • @jakecolaavolpe3314
      @jakecolaavolpe3314 Před 3 lety

      Saying this for years

    • @themightypotato3857
      @themightypotato3857 Před 3 lety +1

      stop it. opioids may be destroying many lifes but they are just as much saving lifes. i have a extremely extremely horrible neurological condition. a condition that makes you want to paint the walls with your head and a shotgun. opioids saved my life. yes, the company is pure corruption but just because you people got addicted to it doesn't mean the drugs are evil.

  • @timshannon3197
    @timshannon3197 Před 2 lety +1

    I broke 3 ribs 2 days ago...and have been prescribed 15mg morphine.I took my last 8mg suboxone 2 days ago also.How soon can I begin taking my pain meds and feel them helping with the pain?

    • @brittneyx3
      @brittneyx3 Před 2 lety

      im late but did you still need advice?

    • @timshannon3197
      @timshannon3197 Před 2 lety

      @@brittneyx3 please.....

    • @brittneyx3
      @brittneyx3 Před 2 lety

      @@timshannon3197 how many days since surgery? how bad is the pain 1-10? & how much suboxone do you take a day?

    • @timshannon3197
      @timshannon3197 Před 2 lety

      @@brittneyx3 no surgery,but the hospital gave me a small script of morphine for the pain and when the pain hits...it's a 10 easily.I've been taking 16mg a day of suboxone for the last 3 years.I haven't been able to go more than 48hrs without a suboxone for the withdrawl but have these 15mg morphine sulfate pills from the doc but I've been afraid to take with the subs,for fear of throwing me into withdraws...what should I do? And thank u for ur time.

    • @timshannon3197
      @timshannon3197 Před 2 lety

      @@brittneyx3 broke 3 ribs but no surgery...have pain medication but afraid it'd throw me into withdraws so I've just been miserable for the past week bc subs don't touch the pain.

  • @AriyaHomes
    @AriyaHomes Před 2 lety

    Helps with ghb withdrawal I’ve noticed

  • @vickifrederick2934
    @vickifrederick2934 Před rokem

    Had genetic testing done .It said the recommended drugs for me are Belbucca or suboxone

  • @j.r.chapman9468
    @j.r.chapman9468 Před rokem

    Chris Cantwayy. Did u get your answer? OUD has been deemed a medical condition. All medical professionals are entitled to any medical treatment same as anyone else. I don’t think I would advertise it though. Just to double check tell him to speak with his human resource department.

  • @gmoney3479
    @gmoney3479 Před 2 lety +3

    the buprenorphine kicks opiates off receptors also not just naloxone.

  • @ohzone6464
    @ohzone6464 Před 3 měsíci

    let;s get everyone Hooked on it.

  • @666wilf
    @666wilf Před rokem

    Why is it, that it doesn't matter how much subutex/suboxone i take it does not block opiates. Am I yuneec or something. I can take 24mg of buprenorphine and still feel my Oxy no problem.

  • @christopherabbott9020
    @christopherabbott9020 Před 3 lety +1

    He is wrong on the dosing . You can take up to 32 mg a day some ppl are at 40 mg a day . Whatever you need to get sober . You don’t take it all at once it is devided up throughout the day . So 16 mg twice a day .

  • @irisrivera5111
    @irisrivera5111 Před 2 lety

    First the problem is chemical then comes the behavioral, then the most important part where people relapse learning how to live correctly

  • @justinslater1814
    @justinslater1814 Před 4 lety +17

    Suboxone has saved my life!

    • @user-sb1sq1th6z
      @user-sb1sq1th6z Před 4 lety

      how did it work? was it easy or hard? im about start but worried of the withdrawal symptoms

    • @justinslater1814
      @justinslater1814 Před 4 lety +4

      @@user-sb1sq1th6z I'm still currently on it. I hoping I'll be on it the rest of my life. It's better than the alternative for me. I'm living a normal lifestyle for once. I take 2 Day.

    • @justinslater1814
      @justinslater1814 Před 4 lety +2

      It works great. The taste is something that takes a while to get use to but it's worth it. I have no cravings what so ever. It's actually a miracle drug in my opinion.

    • @user-sb1sq1th6z
      @user-sb1sq1th6z Před 4 lety

      how long do you have to take it to get the opioids out your system?

    • @justinslater1814
      @justinslater1814 Před 4 lety

      You mean the withdrawal

  • @Trenpace
    @Trenpace Před 2 lety +1

    I think kratom has helped some people with withdrawal

  • @jackchop1576
    @jackchop1576 Před 2 lety

    People in my area call these "Butes".

  • @EmilEastlund86
    @EmilEastlund86 Před 2 lety

    No, you do not get abstinence from snorting Suboxone. Instead of having an effect within 20 minutes, it takes about 40 minutes. Probably because Naloxone is blocking, yes, but you do not get abstinence

    • @marleyskinner8463
      @marleyskinner8463 Před rokem

      Same with injection you don't feel it hit but it comes on and peaks hours after administration

  • @jhhyuu_DaveIsNoProfessor

    Heroin itself is in the D.O.C. Actually, it's a good thing Suboxone is in their system and Not heroin,ect.

  • @nickycotton6137
    @nickycotton6137 Před 3 lety +2

    Trouble with getting off a long-term dose with this where am currently is that they only reduce in 2 MG'S! Not 0.2 etc when the dose gets lower! Due to funding. Otherwise when came off it before didn't find it too bad tbh
    SICK of it now and just glad (touch wood) never abused it (apart from taking too much of it), but it does give a buzz! Almost like some sort of Opiatey Phet tbh.
    My cheeks look like a beetroot after being on Subutex (not Suboxone) for nearly a decade + my insides feel wrecked. Been told by various GP's etc that many stay on it until Death! '@ the end of the day' though at least it's not such a grimey life as Gear and been able to get some sort of life back.
    Glad this geezer in vid' knows the score/Interesting comments. Respected.👍

    • @nickycotton6137
      @nickycotton6137 Před 3 lety

      LoL. Nah, but cheers for the Murder by CZcams advice anyway.👍

    • @nickycotton6137
      @nickycotton6137 Před 3 lety

      @Fast Internet = Will try it, but when seen people snorting it they just crushed it up! Popular too. I think I get ya drift with not much water either.

  • @avgmaster1
    @avgmaster1 Před 3 lety +4

    People on Suboxone dont do other opiates but.....Alot of them take other drugs.

    • @brittneyx3
      @brittneyx3 Před 2 lety

      lol that's not true at all. i know people that take other opiates while taking suboxone and i know people that don't do any drugs at all. not even drink or smoke.

  • @willdemeyer6397
    @willdemeyer6397 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank fuck I got off that shit years ago and it was the worst 6 months of my life even at 0,01mg

  • @MikeyBAAZ
    @MikeyBAAZ Před 2 lety +1

    the worst side effect is sweating 😓

  • @79Rottie
    @79Rottie Před 4 lety +1

    I will NEVER go back to Subs. Period. Shit is worse then kicking the H

  • @johnqueen2754
    @johnqueen2754 Před 3 lety

    I don't think Suboxone is any different from them selling herion in the early 1900s. Same purpose. Money

    • @Cincinnatus1869
      @Cincinnatus1869 Před 3 lety +1

      I don't generally take a person's opinions about a subject seriously if they aren't even able to spell it

    • @j.r.chapman9468
      @j.r.chapman9468 Před rokem

      Lol YES!!!

  • @sethstephenssharedexperien1689

    Withdrawal rivals none

    • @danielbishop2611
      @danielbishop2611 Před 3 lety +2

      I just recently got clean and started taking my subs correctly. Would you recommend getting off that too or should I just keep going with it? I went through hell coming of what I was on and I really don't want to go through withdraw from the subs

    • @leecarcana1287
      @leecarcana1287 Před 3 lety +2

      @@danielbishop2611 Me too on subs and I'm Reading this comments and now I'm anxious I'm afraid for being on suboxone now don't know what to do because when I try to get tapper afraid of withdrawal symptoms

  • @donkeyballs3307
    @donkeyballs3307 Před 3 lety +1

    Its easier to just ween u r self off opioids, taper down slowly over time , than it is to even bother with suboxone, id rather take nothing , than touch suboxone

    • @theborg
      @theborg Před 3 lety +1

      You are correct but in the case of heroin, every time you get it, it has a different strength so weening is impossible.

    • @gagelong9087
      @gagelong9087 Před 2 lety

      This addict (me) now on subs for 2 years, laughs at the thought of weening myself off of IV oxy 😂

    • @donkeyballs3307
      @donkeyballs3307 Před rokem

      @@gagelong9087 iv oxy ,where do u even get oxy 's to iv ,they haven't even produced oxy"s in shoot up form for over 15 years now ,u r full of sh ××

  • @JedSaidTherapy
    @JedSaidTherapy Před 2 lety

    You lost me at "maintenance could be indefinite". C'mon, man.

  • @KimberlySmith-vp1il
    @KimberlySmith-vp1il Před 3 lety +1

    Sounds like he's pro buprenorphine!!. Does not work on all pain or I'm on the wrong dose. I'm a chronic pain patient. Not a illicit drug addict

    • @angusyates828
      @angusyates828 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes it does. Low dose very effective.

  • @floridaboydrip2572
    @floridaboydrip2572 Před 2 lety

    Subutex 8mg gets me fucked up when I pop em 😂

    • @Alex-jw9ig
      @Alex-jw9ig Před rokem

      How do I get the Subutex instead of the Suboxone?

  • @johnn2638
    @johnn2638 Před 3 lety

    Suboxone is classified as a DEA scheduel 3 controlled substance.

  • @venice9405
    @venice9405 Před 3 lety

    Suboxone is terrible!!! Took myself off of it after one week...I’d rather kick my Norco’s!!

  • @Cassandra20208
    @Cassandra20208 Před 2 lety +2

    Dissolves in five minutes lol that doesn’t happen

  • @MikeyBAAZ
    @MikeyBAAZ Před 2 lety

    4mg on suboxone

  • @cr-nd8qh
    @cr-nd8qh Před rokem

    I crush my sub pills all the time. Never went to into withdrawal

  • @EmilEastlund86
    @EmilEastlund86 Před 2 lety

    Buprenorphine is more expensive than heroin??? What? Hell no

  • @MikeyBAAZ
    @MikeyBAAZ Před 2 lety +1

    i dont like suboxone the fake bitter orange flavor

  • @muzduza44
    @muzduza44 Před rokem

    Creator of this universe,? We need you, the luv vibration we seek in chemicals feed us the way, be in our blood,hunger pangs go away.srnsual comforted,ability to sit with pain when nessasary,joy that none of us us are alone so be it,magical miracle prove to us your faithful in we humans.yak yak yak can we remember to feed the white wolves.

  • @Perry29224
    @Perry29224 Před rokem

    You guys giving people that shit naloxone cuz doctor think patient might abuse if bups given alone!!! What a joke, if 2 out of 10 abused it why remaining 8 treated same way

    • @Alex-jw9ig
      @Alex-jw9ig Před rokem

      The naloxone makes it worse? How can I get just bupe

  • @willdemeyer6397
    @willdemeyer6397 Před 2 lety +1

    You forgot to tell them that suboxone is 10 times for addictive than heroin and twice as addictive as methadone!!

  • @jackmcgregor1983
    @jackmcgregor1983 Před 2 lety +3

    I don’t like this guy. I don’t like the way he talks about addicts and dismisses the effects of withdrawal. He has no idea what coming off a high dose of methadone is like. He’s probably a hardcore Republican. My father is a doctor who works with addicts he has a far kinder bedside manner and doesn’t come across as a judgemental egg head. I would not like to be treated by this man. In my opinion drugs should be decriminalised. Portugal is a great example of this can work well. I also just don’t like the way this man talks. Naloxone is a cruel additive. This man really strikes me as a kind of Mengele type, the way he views people, human beings as lab rats, nothing more than fascinating experiments. He comes across as devoid of kindness and compassion for people with the disease of addiction. How lucky for him that he’s a privileged, straight white guy with obvious intellectual ability.

    • @stephan4804
      @stephan4804 Před rokem +3

      He grew up in a generation that was told to go outside, not prescribed pills. Nothing to do with being a Republican or not.

    • @justicenlibertyhappiness638
      @justicenlibertyhappiness638 Před rokem

      Facts is what he is stating don’t be afraid of facts. Suboxone Saved my life been on it for 15 years working and enjoying life and family.

    • @jmc8076
      @jmc8076 Před rokem

      No worries of more videos he died. I agreed with some of what he said but not all. Billions of us on this earth can’t all agree on everything all the time. I’ve had an East Indian pain mgmt and non Caucasian female doctor all who had similar beliefs and attitude to opioids and Buprenorphine/suboxone. Can be age, cultural, part of clinic/hosp protocol, hosp they studied/trained at etc.

    • @Achilles_696
      @Achilles_696 Před měsícem

      Truth and knowledge hurts huh? go outside kid. and stay on whatever med's you take, that you clearly weren't taking during commenting.

  • @whatsyurprob158
    @whatsyurprob158 Před 3 lety

    LIAR!!!

  • @vintagebleachedblonde4322

    I’ve been on Suboxone two times all the times it was very good until I was met by my doctor and psychiatrist with anger towards the fact that I chose to get on Suboxone I was shamed and threatened by them both times to the point where I called turkey off The cold turkey was very dangerous and it was horrendous and I almost had a psychiatric event they didn’t care they were happy when I told them it was out of my system and I’m sorry I did that now I’m dependent on opioids and adderall again and they’re just fine with that

  • @StevieZero
    @StevieZero Před rokem

    Liar Liar Liar