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Dispelling Drug Myths
by Another John Doe
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Here is my rebuttal to the article that "John Doe" wrote about drug "myths" as he calls them. For the most part I would agree with his information, however in regards to the section on ultram, he said it will not produce any euphoria, that it is just super advil: FUCK HIM HE LIES.
I have taken every opium based or synthetic opium based product known to mankind and he is correct about ultram not being a narcotic, it isnt even a controlled substance according to the FDA. However, the mechanism of action (how the drug works in your body) is identical to that of various opiates: it binds with opiate receptors (yes, you have opiate receptors in all of your little pea brains) to block the signals of pain from your pain receptors to your brain.
This in of itself doesnt make it able to create euphoria, however. I have a very high opium tolerance i once ate 8 20 mg Oxycontins that I chewed in about a 4 hr period and i felt the closest to death i ever did. Dont fuck with the Oxy unless you take it as it is meant to be taken. The normal dose of ultram is 1-2 pills every 4-8 hrs depending on your doctor and your needs. I, being a lover of modern chemistry, will always at least double the directions. I took four of the ultram 50 mg pills and the effects I felt were identical to every opium product I have ever taken: itching as a side effect, the exact same euphoria I feel from morphine, demerol, methadone, percocet, vicodin, darvocet, t3, t4, etc.
So to you Mr.John Doe, Mister "I've been in the medical field forever" Go back and take a refresher course, its obviously time! And to the FDA, please keep ultram off of the controled substance list, that way it's easy to get!
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