Author: hatmaker510
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 6:39 pm
| josephdfco wrote: |
| Yes, despite what suboxone shills will tell you, there are very dire long-term effects from use. I have been off of sub for a year now (after 3 years of treatment), and I am still in a very strange state of withdrawal. I feel like I am wearing a 500 pound lead suit, use the toilet about 20 times per day, am weak, depressed, cannot concentrate, difficulty breathing, cannot sleep, RLS, and on and on. This began while using sub. I had to stop taking it because I was having migraines, vomiting, psychosis, burning smell, seizures, etc, but MRIs came back negative. I was switched to methadone, but ended up having a toxic and paradoxical reaction to it. Long story short, I had to be slowly weaned and rotated between several different opioids every other day. THIS STUFF HAS LONG-TERM EFFECTS, AND DO NOT LET ANYONE TELL YOU OTHERWISE !!! It is not a natural opioid, (a partial agonist, no endogenous analogue to a partial agonist and our bodies do not know how to adjust to this), and no long-term studies were done before marketing. I’ve spoken to neurologists who whole-heartedly believe this stuff is poison! |
You are making unsubstantiated claims that you are not backing up with facts or citations. Please cease doing this. This site provides ACCURATE information and you are making nothing more than allegations.
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