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Re: What exactly does Vicodin effect in brain? » lunesta

Posted by 4wd on October 12, 2005, at 22:55:31

In reply to Re: What exactly does Vicodin effect in brain?, posted by lunesta on October 12, 2005, at 18:42:23

> Vicodin (hydrocodone) is a syntheic dervative in the opioids class (codeine, morphine etc..)
>
> Vicodin binds to the mu opiod receptors in your body and takes for for your natural endorphins, which also bind there.
>
> Endorphins regulate the immune system, mood, euphorias, sleep, sex and many other things.
>
> You might want to look into low dose naltrexone works great for fibro, i take it. it blocks that same receptor at night, and tricks your body into making more of its own natural endorphins.
>
>


Really? It makes your body produce more endorphins? That sounds great. I guess that's why some pdocs prescribe it as an adjunct to ADs?

I took it briefly at 50mg and 100mg I think , but it made me nauseated, just like opiods do.

Marsha


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