The opioids include both
natural opiates - that is, drugs
from the opium poppy - and
opiate-related synthetic
drugs, such as meperidine
and methadone.
The opiates are found in
a gummy substance extracted
from the seed pod of the
Asian poppy, Papaver
somniferum. Opium is
produced from this
substance, and codeine and
morphine are derived from
opium. Other drugs, such as
heroin, are processed from
morphine or codeine.
Opiates have been used
both medically and non-
medically for centuries. A
tincture of opium called
laudanum has been widely
used since the 16th century
as a remedy for
"nerves" or to stop
coughing and diarrhea.
Below are many secret
documents relating to opiates
and its derivatives.
Information taking you from
the initial poppy growth, to
the extraction of the opioids,
to the preparation and
consumption of opiate related
drugs. This is the most
complete opiate related
information resource on the
net. |
