Search results for: Opiates

damage to the liver, brain, heart and stomach in cases of excessive use. Important: Dangerous in combination with other substances (sedatives and opiates).

  Heroin is a drug. It belongs to the opiates or substances extracted from the poppy plant. Heroin is mixed for use with all sorts of other substances. Heroin can vary from a coarse white powder to yellow-brown chunks which are called ‘brown’ or ‘smack.’...

Heroin is a drug. It belongs to the opiates which are substances extracted from the poppy plant (Latin: papaver somniferum). By carving the unripe pod and drying the milk which comes out, raw opium is attained. Morphine can then be extracted from this raw opium, and heroin is made by chemically...

With the use of heroin, one’s breathing and heart rate are literally slowed. The body temperature drops a little. The pupils contract greatly. Opiates impair the functioning of the intestines and the sphincter muscles. The sex drive can also decline. In the beginning, the user can...

Opiates are substances extracted from the poppy plant (Latin: papaver somniferum). By carving the unripe pod and drying the milk which comes out, raw opium is obtained. Morphine is derived from this raw opium, and heroine is made by chemically processing morphine. Opium is the collective...