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What are Opioids?
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- In this video presentation, we start by providing a basic understanding of opioids in terms of their origins and the major types available. From there, we go into a more details about what opioid overdose, addiction and physical dependence entails. The video then looks at why people take opioids, specifically looking at the use of opioids for the management of pain and the symptoms these drugs produce in the body. Finally, we look at the side effects of frequent opioid use and treatment options available for those with physical dependence or those experiencing an opioid overdose.
This video was made by 4DM3 students Humaira Nakhuda, Tamandeep Khangura, Mateen Akhtar, Andrew Nashed and
Vyshnavi Mahendran
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Copyright McMaster University 2016
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How strange that a plant developed that helped with human analgesia, thats before we even get into the even stranger spiritual nature of psychedelics, nature is freekin remarkable. Great vid btw.
Well, maybe some entity design it for that purpose....
"Fenatyl"
Short & sweet informative.
This is relaxing to watch on a perc 😭
If you think Codeine is weak, drink 4 ounces of it in your favorite pop.
Codeine weak af
That's still fucking four cups of shot
Bruh I did the math and from experience and a 4 gone hit you like a perc 30 100 mg codeine equals to only 10 mg oxycodone and it’s really like 150 mg codeine each line so basically your favorite rapper on perc 30 codeine just a overhyped overpriced way to take opioids
Ong that shit be droppin fuckers
Can I use this in my anti-opioid campaign to be delivered in public schools?
No
The video content is great. I with you could cite your work.
This is a really well done video. Why doesn’t it have way more views?
maybe because medical professionals are scared of prescribing opioid analgesics, even to patients with chronic pain. Not their fault as such, more a systemic issue, perpetuated by medical councils intimidated by the media and the hysteria they have encouraged in society. My doc said codeine/ acetaminophen(paracetamol)30/500 would be extremely addictive, the consultant who dealt with my agonising broken leg laughed at the idea of 30/500 for a month would cause any addiction... he was right, it helped me with pain, I never got addicted.
So the weak opioids are just not as addictive? Or not as effective to treat pain?
What are the deadly versions of opioids that have become extremely common in America in the last 10-15 years?
I think fentanyl
Fentanyl and Pure heroin
@@recession-rq8fd meth isn’t a opioid
Overcoming a drug dependence with more drugs?? Such madness.
Watch GOCC's lesson on overcoming addictions.
Monique Cambero Take a tab of lsd and you’ll fine
I HAVE SAID THIS OVER AND OVER. And even though it's sometimes mandatory, medication can be just as bad. Someone told me that medication is not the same as drugs and I said BS. Yes it is. Only difference: one is legal and the other is not. They can be just as addictive and harmful. The side effects are horrible and so are the long term effects. I ( my opinion) think of doctors ( some not all) the same as drug dealers. Heard a comic say the money is not in the cure it is in the medication. That they CAN cure incurable diseases but they won't be making money doing so.
Problem is skyrocketing. More people are dying. Been offered it and refused. Yes,am in constant pain. On ice pack now. Have taken strong pain killers, in the past. Thankfully I kicked them!
I love this
This is relaxing to watch off a oxycodone
Joe is the reason why I’m here
Ill refer you to this mate online,who got lots of psych product..
Mycodree
Who's Joe !
Hope I never need to be dependent on thise things
Opiod is stimulant or depressent drug???
Depressant
It appears opiod addiction and problems occur more in red or Republican states.
A normal person shouldn’t take anymore than 30-40 a day
No it is dangerous
Do beuprenorphine pills please like this video
If a chronic dose is 200mg a day everybody would be dead that took them, cancer patients literally only take 80mg a day at max
And thus heroin use begins
All things bright&beautiful,the LORD made them all.All things BAD&awful,Lucifer made them all.
Nice now where beside pharmacy can I get my hands on some Morphine and oxycodone?
Remember he is talking about a person that weighs 90 pounds
John Rabideau *LBS Lots of Bull Shit! GO METRIC, ASAP! Think about the children! Bangkok Johnnie CarSanook Media Thaimaa*
“fenatol”💀
F.
Naloxon ? 😂🤣