5 Signs Someone Is High On Opioids
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Bro, drinking water and being happy or drowsy?
Have you even been around ppl on opiates?
How bout nodding off in the middle of a sentence, constant itching, esp the nose itch, pinned pupils, vocal fry, and always bein broke. Those the real top 5 ✌🏼
He didn’t say that they were top 5. What you described is people either on hardcore opioids like fentanyl/heroin.
I was hook on pharma for a while and I very rarely nodded off, yes I would often feel sort of sleepy but rarely did I nod off and in the first year it was like dude said. I just felt so happy and like I could just go out and do thing so he’s not wrong
This is right
Yep, nodding off mid sentence and slow slurred speech, needlepoint eyes, the raspy voice, itching their legs and face. Touching and itching the face Especially the nose area. Another thing you can look for is their withdrawal symptoms like getting irritated super easy and throwing up when not sick otherwise, having cold sweats, not wanting to get out of bed and staying in the dark all day. You can look for signs of abuse even when they aren’t high, if they abuse them. The withdrawals will be noticeable
@@artg6700what pharma did you use? Cause roxis/opanas DEFINITELY get you nodding fully. They were my drug of choice for a decade and I’d basically sniff them until I’d fall asleep sitting up and I’d literally wake myself up from a nod just to sniff more:/ shits a demon
The itching only ever happened when i was on percs. Heroin was more like what the video described. Fentanyl is just nodding off non stop and having no memories.
Lost my girlfriend to this horrible addiction. She became hooked on opiods after a vehicle accident. Being a Nurse in Anesthesia, she was able to divert meds for her own use. Prayers for anyone struggling with addiction.
Repent and believe the gospel!
My sincere condolences
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What’s wrong with wanting to feel good
@@david-waynesmith6006nothing. Endorphins are free when you exercise. The primary side effect is having an irrational desire run marathons to chase that high.
@david-waynesmith6006 tell me about it
People that have never been addicted to opioids truly don’t understand how we got there in the first place. Until the pain killer gives you so much energy and euphoria you chase that same feeling till you know you can’t no more
I feel like thats just that, i think people who get addicted to the stuff get more out of it than the average joe.
all oxycodone makes me is dizzy and nauseous, but it does take severe pain away so its got that use if advil is not cutting it
i could never inmagine useing it recreationally, for me the sensation is highly uncomfortable
My mom’s an addict. Has been for years. My nana told me how she started. Someone gave her a pill at her job and told her it would give her energy. And now here she is on much more potent stuff years later.
Lazy people who never wake up happy ..life suck ...
I don’t get the issue with chasing something that makes you feel good? That’s what life is about
@@therideneverends1697yes, exactly right. Not everyone gets the same feeling from opioids. Of course the people who are at risk of addiction are the people who get intense euphoria from opioids, like me
Im in recovery from this demon as well…. However, in treatment, I saw individuals who were withdrawing from alcohol withdrawal…….. I thought we had it bad……… wow.
Lucky and grateful to still be here. God willing.
I worked with mostly homeless addicts on the street for 17 years, out of hundreds maybe 25 made it out alive as you did. Congrats
When I took opiods it made me hyper, like superman, i could move quicker and lift and handle heavy objects fairly easily. The next day i would have sore muscles like crazy.
Was it suboxone because that makes me fell like superman especially after drinking a energy drink loaded with caffeine
@@trentonhoward1890 sub can do that but its really childs play compared to a legit roxy 30 or an OC . They all will bite you in the ass in the end though. You’ll end up weak and mentally fkd until you break away for the long term
Did you stay up like 3 day if yes that's meth
I took 3 tramadol ik what you mean I ran faster than Forrest Gump one night down my road chasing my hb cuz he was leaving my hgs house cuz her mom scared him lmao 😂
@@trentonhoward1890 imo hydros have the most “upper” high of all opioids but lower doses of roxis/percocet can give someone a stimulated feeling where they’re super awake, go past that though and you’ll be nodding.
If you can't enjoy your own company you're in trouble . That's the one person you're always with.
If you've had to talk /interrogate people for work you end up not wanting to go to parties or visiting many people.
Glad I've got good neighbours .
Look out for people and be wiling to lend a helping hand. Listen more, talk less.
Ask yourself what is humility & you'll never be bored.
Beautiful
Love what you are doing here, I'm sure it's helping so many people struggling with addiction to see and hear a life beyond is possible
Repent and believe the gospel!
Sobriety is Gods gift
An addict will always be an addict !
@vhp454 ive met a few who recovered. More accurately once an addict, gonna be one for a long time. Ive also met some who never did even after years of sobriety. Reality is more nuanced than a phrase
It's one of the 7 holy virtues (temperance)
@@vhp454sadly yes .. sometimes they change but rarely
Easy to lose, hard to keep. Like all good things in life.
I never did anything except marijuana and alcohol. .I'm happy to be drug free and alcohol free
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You are so blessed. And I give gratitude also everyday. One thing I want to mention if I may. When someone is on opioids or addicted to another drug, they have these big major drama stories that are in no way true, but they are looking for something. That's something maybe attention or they may want you to offer some money or they may want you to offer whatever you may have in your medicine cabinet but I mean the stories they want to sit and tell you are outrageous. The next day they don't even remember what that story was. I hope someone can relate to what I'm saying without going into specific detail. Anyway sending a prayer upstairs for all who need it, and if you're struggling oh, I never thought at that time I could get through it but I did. And life does not become fun within a week or a month or six months without the drugs or alcohol. But please listen, it does get better. Keep up the good fight for a sober life and you can find true happiness and peace in your heart. I did. I struggle with severe depression all my life and I make sure I take my psych meds every single day. And that's it. No more self-medicating because you know what? God is good and I smile when I wake up. Blessings to you all and Happy Father's Day for anyone who may be reading.
That's not exactly true i mean opiates doesn't suddenly turn me into a liar.
Yeah you have some whacked out people who tell lies and stuff but really that's more of a personal thing with who those people are and how they react to drugs.
An honest person high on opiates doesn't suddenly become a dishonest person. Really.
@@RobotronSageI think you're absolutely right but I didn't want to make a longer text. In my experience, the stories and drama came when they were running out of there opiates. Knowing that I had a script at the time, it was like they would come over and have these big blasted stories about whatever wanting me to OfferUp just five or six pills to get them through... I didn't mean to sound like their high and come up with a bunch of bull, rather, needing that drug again and knowing I had it, the tales they told me were like life endangered... (Says her husband was going to commit suicide because of all his pain if he didn't find relief), kind of thing. That's what I was trying to say. By the way, I did not give my drugs or money to her, her husband is fine to this day. She doesn't talk to me anymore. That is just one instance of many from different people. Hope this explanation clarifies. And yeah an addict that is struggling will slap their mama for $5 or their drug of choice.
Thanks for this my friend
In my experience people on opiates also have tiny pupils, their eyes might be red and when they are on a high enough dose they will keep closing their eyes because they are close to nodding out. Their speech also seems more scratchy, slower and weaker.
Yeah also they will talk nonsense when they’re about to nod. Like completely out of it.
Pinpoint pupils and for a lot of people opiates give you energy but if you are addicted try and get help and if you fail try again put the same energy you put into getting high into getting sober check options methadone,suboxone,god,Buddha till you find what is right for you
This is very kind of you Eric. l've been on methadone for 30 years, and though stable, and though all my close friends, and family know this about me ....l regret that l forgot what it feels like to not need my methadone every day. So thank you for trying to help and warn others. Merry Christmas to you also. :)
I took hydrocodone and tramadol for 7 years! Bro, I lost so many jobs because I was always so sleepy and didn’t care! I slept so much and didn’t even rest well! Thank god now I’m done with all that! All I do now is drink 1-2 times a month, and only a couple of wine glasses.
How hard was it to quit ?
@@unitedstatesdale it’s very hard bro, I didn’t sleep much for a whole week, maybe 2 hours at most. My whole body was in pain and my legs were restless. I couldn’t sleep well for 2 months. I kept waking up and having bad nightmares. After 3 months I finally fell almost fully normal. I’ve been off of it for 4 months now. I’m 33 now, done with all of that for good. All the time and money wasted on it really hurt me. It’s a long process. I don’t ever want to do that again.
@@user-tm5em4vu7uyup that’s a pretty good description of that nasty feeling. Those nightmares are no joke either.
"one sign of someone addicted to pills is seeing them constantly popping pills" no shit Sherlock
One thing you dident mention, people high on opiates have very tiny pupils. Stimulants make your pupils big. Opiates make them small. That's my sure fire way to know if someone is on any opiate.
Yup its that energy you get from opioids, but really its just the dopamine rush that makes doing things even normal everyday tasks feel really good
For me its the sense of relaxation, my body feels warm and my bones and joints dont hurt, i thought they blocked pain receptors
This is 100% my wife. She is on a ridiculous prescription of pain meds due to late stages of pulmonary and cardiac issues. 100mcg Fentanyl every 3 days and 40mg of Oxycodone every 4 hours. She's always sleepy 24/7, it ducks with her blood carbon levels and she is so moody and angry 24/7. She's always asking when she can take her pain meds again and when it's bad, she's asking for them 2 hours after taking a dose. It is getting worse and worse. I don't know what to do. This illness has killed the love in the marriage man.
I'm so sorry that you both have to deal with this. Sending you prayers and blessings from Grandma Gia in the Ozarks
Folks out here care brother. I hope things get better for you. You can't help if someone is sick and YOU only live once! Take it to the Lord in prayer & He will guide you to whatever is right.
help her dawg.
Unfortunately she is desperately needing the medication.
@@herminiohernandez-buso5328 just know its the drugs and not her. Addiction to opioids steals your true personality and character. I hope things het better for you both.
Red / glassy pinpoint pupils, extra horse/raspy voice, itchy face/nose in general & touching your face a lot, generally sedated like they haven’t slept in days or just woke up, runny nose and sniffing a lot, there are alot of symptoms but those are the ones I think of off the rip
I know people and their nose and body is unexplainabley itchy
Is runny nose and sniffing caused from snorting or are you talking about withdrawals.
@@Christopher_moltisanti123 both. It’s something that happens from snorting but you’ll see someone’s nose running when they start to withdraw. None of these symptoms alone can really be a 100 percent sign but it’s pretty straightforward
@@tripical Unironically very educational, i'm kinda new to opiates but this makes a lot of sense. Man sometimes when i'm high on this stuff and i even blink that's when it feels so weird like
Lol. I remember when I used to take 3-4, 100 mg, tramadol pills to go to sleep. I used to get so high and node off , but didn’t sleep well, but I felt so good. My whole body was itchy. Lol. Finally drug free after 10+ years on and off amphetamines, Opioids and benzos, had a prescription for all, but also bought from the streets.
Thankfully I quit acting a fool when I son was born. I take kratom and yes I know it's addictive but compared to the morphine and oxy the comedown is nothing.
Same thing here bro
These are new user signs. Like when you’ve never abused opiates before and have just started poppin’ some vicodins or whatever opiate it is. These signs are all gone by the time they have become fully addicted. By the time they’re truly addicted and can’t go 12 hours without getting sick if they dont have their opiate, that person must now remain high basically 24/7 in order to avoid getting violently ill. Their body has adjusted to the histamine effect that causes the itchiness so that is gone too.
Many try to counteract the nodding effect in order to function in life somewhat so they start taking amphetamines to balance themselves out. The opiates make them nod off too much and never get anything done so they take amphetamines which gives them a bit of energy and stops them from nodding off as much or at least able to control it better and have a little more motivation without feeling agitated and twacked out like when only the amphetamine is taken. The opiate takes the edge off of the amphetamine. They will eventually have this balance fine-tuned, its like a gas pedal and a brake.
It can be difficult to tell sometimes, but there are signs. One being …. Always late, very late to everything no matter what they cannot get somewhere on time for the life of them.
Two… they stop using social media. They havent deleted it but they’re definitely not as active on it as they used to be or at all for months or years at a time.
Three…. New friends who may seem a little sketch. Being an addict can get lonely, so when a user is introduced to another one, they’re going to start hanging out together so they can just relax and be themselves without having to hide from everyone which gets exhausting.
Another sign is ….. shoplifting. addicts spend all their money on drugs but still need basic things like food and clothing so they start shoplifting those things or they do it so they can sell it for the extra gas money or to pay their phone bill.
Another sign is …. Every so often, usually a day or two before they get their paycheck or government benefit or whatever income they rely on, a majority of which (if not all) will go towards funding their expensive habit, but every so often, they will run out of money and will have run out of drugs and getting sick will be unavoidable. They come down with a bad flu, they’re in bed, sneezing, yawning, diarrhea, the works, but then they’re suddenly perfectly fine like an hour later … yeah. They were able to get a friend to front them something till payday. That’s a big sign.
Which leads me to the next one which is…. Chronic health issues. Immunodeficiencies, kidney problems, pancreas problems, skin problems, joint problems, eye problems, circulatory problems, digestive problems, severe mental illness, you name it, they’ve got something going on healthwise.
And the vocal fry is the last one I can think of. For heavy users this never goes away even if they get sober. Steve-O has it, he was a heavy user, Janis Joplin, kurt kobain. You can clearly hear it in their voices.
Thats all I can think of based on my past experience. I’ve been sober since 2019 and dont miss being chained to that lifestyle whatsoever. I never thought I could say I love life again and mean it but here I am. 😊
What should we do with the dear people who may have severe crohns (meaning they cannot take NSAIDS ), cancer ... They are trying to survive not get high. Please indicate that it's for people abusing drugs and not needing for a medical condition.
Not everyone is an abuser but trying to cope with severe disease. It's become like a police state for sick people.
Thank you
Oh sweetheart, yes indeed there are people with a genuine need for pain relief that are not addicts. I'm new here to this group and with that said I don't think that those who have severe medical issues and take their medication are being called out. I believe that we need to be aware of what is happening to people and what they are going through now. Not only have I battled addiction many many years ago but I had to watch my son go through it for 20 years and by the grace of God, he is good. He is now a supervisor at a rehab and he is very humble. He genuinely enjoys his job trying to help other people even knowing that only 5% are able to completely kick Addiction in the ass without relapse. I pray for those struggling. I pray for those who feel alone. I offer to listen when someone just needs a little support. That may not seem like much but it is what I can do at this time. Sending blessings from Grandma Gia in the Ozarks
@@OzarkGiGiI'm happy for you and your son. I also had a son I almost lost several times. I continually prayed and by the Grace of God he has been clean and sober for over 4 years working hard and raising his son on his own. He is so much happier. God Bless
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opiates can be extremely medicinal it's just that they have a high abuse potential
I mean, when i see other people come down from something(especially when they can hide it well while high) i can definitely see a 180 degree mood change and the body language.
Another sign is that they are constantly scratching an itch they have at random places all over their body 😂😂
Simple. My son was an opiate addict. Pupils. Pin point pupils. That's it.
The itching stops after prolonged use
Does the pinpoint pupils also?
Nah pain meds gave meba ridiculous amount of energy was hooked on them for years and been sober for 8 now and its the best thing i ever did i hated it i was putt on it cause i have pancreatitis and its absolutely horrible but now i just deal with that pain curl up in a fetal position and cry and hurt but ud rather do that then to ever be on pain meds again and go through withdrawals it was horrible i mean the pain i feel from my pancreas is horrible but the withdrawals and all the symptoms of it was hell and i never want to do that again ....congratulations on you as well for getting clean and sober dude thats awesome
Hello, I was diagnosed with 2 cysts on the head of my pancreas around the same time I started abusing oxycodone. I was just wondering, do you think my abdomin and belly always hurt from the oxy? Or do you think it’s related to the cyst? I hope I don’t have cancer
@benzo9kk it's definitely related to the cyst it causes pancreatitis which is the worst pain anyone can ever feel and ive had all 3 kids natural and I'd rather give birth every hour on the hour to 100 kids then to have a.pancreas flare up even the strong pain pump they had me on didnt help me at all when it was flared up bad I had 2 cyst as well and they took up almost my entire pancreas.....have they told you rather the cyst are sudo cyst or are they hard cyst sudo cyst are fluid filled which usually isn't cancer but they cause horrible pain one of mine was s sudo cyst and the other was just a hard one ....are the drs doing anything for you at all about it cause its dangerous to have the cyst on there but definitely the cyst causes your pancreas to flare up which causes pancreatitis and causes the bad pain mine also hurts in my back it goes all around my back snd stomach bad....but I do know that certain things can make it worse Tylenol and aspirin isn't good for it at all ....are you going to a dr about it are they running test on you please get seen about its nothing to mess.with .....let me know how things are going ....
Another thing is if a person is outdoors in weather that's as low as 5° F. The first time I took Oxyconton, I was working carts for a Supermarket in the winter where it was 5° F and I had on a light spring jacket and sat on a metal staircase while on my break talking with my sister-in-law and I felt GREAT ! No probs witb the freeze. Also, I never got sick from it and otherwise had no ill effects. The other thing is, I never did them so frequently as to develop dependancy. Thank God ! So, if you see someone walking around in blistering cold in springtime apparel, they on the smak, the junck, the horse, the horse smack, the Mr. Brown Stone.
I don’t take opiates, but I’ve got all the signs and symptoms of an opioid addict
Being high on opioids is kinda like this >> 😑 in the sun as it's about to set in the evening. It takes you back in time as a child and how the world looked around you with colors and you feel so good breathing that air of the past. You depend on it alot and you don't care about the real world anymore. That's the effect it has and will wear off, unfortunately. This means people will try to keep up with it and it will lead them to depression when the effects is gone.
It's not like heroin?...come on bud it is heroin mad in a Lab
What about the extreme mood swings and rage especially when mixed with alcohol? I have seen normal people with good disposition suddenly turn extreme erratic, paranoia, and uncontrollable rage/lashing out at loved ones.
Hey this describes menopause😂
Amen sister😂
Not funny
Need longer videos my guy! Keep up the good work tho
Shorter videos for me please! Sometimes I like to play 40-120 minute pods in the background while cleaning. Sometimes I'm scrolling for educational, but I only have the attention for 5-10 minute videos. Good channels should have both! Both sides! lol
It seems strange to me that when I search subtle signs of opioid abuse all the videos are under like 3 minutes. Pt ne in the longer video camp
Forgot to mention pinpoint pupils...
Been around a lot of drugs and a lot of people on drugs but this definitely helped me confirmed my suspicions of one of my friends being on opioids. He said he quit but I guess not. This helped a lot. Thanks
Just about all of these signs seem to perfectly describe the symptoms and behavior of retired military vets I've work with over the past several years - I'm referring to the ones that were on PTSD meds. I don't know what the VA/doctors are prescribing to these guys, but all the symptoms described by Mr. Zink were spot on - appearing too relaxed or even drowsy at times, unpredictable or sudden outbursts of euphoric chatter, barely paying attention to a word you're saying during a conversation, etc., etc. I mean I feel for some of these guys for the stuff they've gone through, but I sometimes wonder if these drugs/meds are really helping them. I truly hope they're not addictive.
Probably benzoes like xanax or Klonopin. Very dangerous drugs with extemely sever withdrawals. And can cause death due to seizure.
When my entire life has been a fight and anxiety and constant worry you better believe I love how pills like that feel
Can't believe my doc wouldn't prescribe me oxys after a chronic back injury, thanks goodness i met this dude who delivers em to my address with no hassle, he ship's discreetly too;
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Just one correction. Everything you said about opiates is true however heroin and fentanyl ARE opiates as well. The whole painkiller class (unless it’s an anti-inflammatory) is typically opioid based.
Great content!
Can't believe my doc wouldn't prescribe me oxys after a chronic back injury, thanks goodness i met this dude who delivers em to my address with no hassle, he ship's discreetly too.....
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Another side effect is aggressiveness and kind of being a a*****.
Congratulations for being sober! That’s a great step!
For starters I’m happy for you brother for being sober dat long applause 👏! Second I was doing a perk 10’s 10/325 the white joints while watching this video it’s my 6 one of the day! Third when I do them I don’t pop them cause they take to long to feel them! Fourth they give me energy to stay up & do whatever the I have to do to get it done ✅. I will say tho ur right about chasing the high cause you don’t stay high for dat long so ur guna want another right after.
This just soumds like me sober except the dopamine😊
I may have found out a family member may be on this according to this video. Same behaviors they're displaying are the ones you are describing. Thank you for this.
They affect everyone different, especially if they’re taking other things. You also have to take in affect the length of time they’ve been on it.
I love have you forgot to mention the number one sign someone is high on opiates, there pupils will be pinholes, very tiny small pupils due to the constriction of blood vessels in the eye
I was poly-addicted, ....now I am sober. From time to time I just smoke some opium, ...once in a month and I am iny control
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@@Dwanecarter-h6b He gives you oxys ?
Shit dude I need to get sober seriously I got caught with the dirty 30 Ⓜ️ thought it was real and I can’t let go cuz of the dope sick. Need advise on how to stop. Please
Taper down to 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, 0
That's how you do it.
Tolerance should also decrease so eventually you'll still get as high from 10 as your would 30, i guess.
I take palexia for back pain. The good thing is i dont get withdrawal from it or a high. Works well
2:17 makes sense
Thought my husband had a drug habit. Nope. He was cheating on me.
lol i literally have none of those signs. The only one I agree with is the talkative part that’s really it. Maybe a really big sign would be if you use the bathroom right after they took a sht and it doesn’t smell like sht because they’re hella constipated lol.
I find myself nodding out and type on my phone but got no phone in the hand 😂
My doc wouldn’t prescribe me opiods,was lucky to cross paths with a reputable source who delivers oxys, xans and other psychs safely 2 my addrez without hassle..!
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I toke opioids for my surgery. I felt like ibwas on a cloud it took the pain away. It helped me alot. Still have some left over.
Can't believe my doc wouldn't prescribe me oxys after a chronic back injury, thanks goodness i met this dude who delivers em to my address with no hassle, he ship's discreetly too
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Happy 7 year anniversary bro
are you kidding me subtle signs? it’s so obvious when someone’s high on heroin/opioids, the drowsiness n the nod is a dead giveaway
The biggest tell for me personally is that I constantly scratch my nose because it itches like a mfer. That and also I randomly go on the couch and lay there dozing off in the middle of the day for hours while my roommates watch tv, but I never really lose consciousness and still seem to understand the whole plot of the movie even though they thought I was sleeping for the last two hours. And the third tell is when my girlfriend wants to have sex and my libido is literally at zero and I'm more likely to fall asleep while she's kissing me than I am to achieve arousal.
Just keeping it real lol.
The libido thing... it's for real. Say goodbye to your romantic interest on any opioids.
@@sarpsays so im an oxycodone addict and i am SO horny the whole day, but I am only 19y old and still a virgin but I constantly think about sex and I have the best imaginations
I thought i was going crazy touching myself so much in public (LOL)
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Dr gave me those for broken ribs those just made me feel worse.
Quite easy nodding out
Tiny pupils
Sleeping alot
Runny nose from snorting
It can also give you a lot of energy too unless you need to stand still and not do anything physical then it reverses effects and makes you feel very tired its concidered and upper and a downer but many people can't feel the upper side of opiates but for some if not a lot will feel like superman and a meth like energy and concentration feeling until they stop and become motionless
Addiction and dependency are two VERY different things. Your obviously going to be depend on something that you need to take daily because of a debilitating condition. Or maybe you have angina and need morphine to stop your chest from hurting. And opioids are obviously going to feel good aka painkillers. It’s when you use opioids as a scapegoat is when you should get help. Or maybe you can’t afford the ridiculous prices of pharmaceuticals, so you go buy something else. As long as you have a real medical condition there is NO problem either way your life will still be the same. Some peoples problems are not in their head
Damn got my wisdom teeth out and that feeling it gives you is unreal all my anxiety was eased for a moment in time and music just sounded amazing I was in such a good mood. Now I understand why they are so dangerous and addictive but they work well for pain.
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Can’t get off subutex man😢 4 years I been putting a 8mg up my nose every morning if I don’t the withdrawals are probably the worst thing I’ve ever experienced in my entire life I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy
Bro you maybe had one rite Lol here’s a quick list.
1.Sweating profusely
2.If they smoke…back to back ciggs
3.Nodding off
4.scratching
5. dilated pupils.
6.excited for a short period of time.
That’s six tale tale signs I’m pretty sure real opiate users will concur.
#DONTDODRUGS!
Can you do one on ambien?
I’ve been carrying around a prescription of Vicodin for 2 years now , only took 8 since 2021 .. for migraines ( for extreme pain) I don’t understand the addiction. I actually hate taking them and the feeling I get . I have to hide them and not let anyone know I have them . I know they’ll get stolen .
There are way too many people who legitimately need opioids, and the fact that the government has cut them off and made them turn to fentanyl is horrible.
Try halting them. The script is just too strong. That’s why there’s a line in the middle. My sister also felt sick after them but sicne the doses are pretty much standard doctor just prescribed the lowest one. You should not feel sick. It should make you comfortable.
When you come home and your wife is inside the oven looking for her keys inside the "cave"
Being the nice guy I am I went and got her a flashlight 😂
Tramado, Beno's and alcohol l abuse? Please talk about it
Oh sweetheart you're in a terrible mix. I had a few years of oxy with Klonopin with alcohol. I surely hope you find someone that can help you with that. That opioid benzo and alcohol combo takes out too many! (Heath Ledger). Praying now for you. Gramma Gia
@@OzarkGiGi Actually my husband is. Not me. Thankyou
Jesus Christ is the truth!
Pin dot pupils is a big one.
Sounds like I’d like to have some of them
Can fentanyl be smoked? I can't get a straight answer. I believe my son is using it again and when he goes in bathroom there is this weird smell
Thank you 🙏🏾
Im taking hydrocodone for surgery recovery and no signs of reliance on it for me yet but when i sleep, 3 minutes feels like 50 and I suck on my tongue a lot
I appreciate your channel🎉
If using opiods, does it make someone sound congested if they’ve been snorting them? Also, does it make them repeat words or Anything when they are high off them.? I have a friend who may be on them and has done this once or twice it’s really strange
Repent and believe the gospel!
Is anger/grouchyness one of the symptoms?
Heroin is an opioid also , only difference is in most countries it is not legal or by prescription .
Can't believe my doc wouldn't prescribe me oxys after a chronic back injury, thanks goodness i met this dude who delivers em to my address with no hassle, he ship's discreetly too!!
Dude on telegram and instagram as
*@Popshrumz_*
People are alert, they kind of drowsy but they constantly going huh!😂😂😂
I can hear someones voice and KNOW if they use opiates, or were heavy opiate addict - Voice Hoarseness.
How many milligrams a day would be considered abuse? BTW love these videos man
Some might take more than 6 pills a day ranging from 10 to 30 milligram I'm talking in oxycodone look up measurements for different opiods online
The effects usually come off in 4 hours but it's usually safe to take another in 3hours
@cj OK cause I get a script for 120 of 10mg for my two hernia disc's and recently I've been doubling every 6 hours cause taking one 10 doesn't cut it any more. But I took my last dose this morning which means I ran out really early so can't refill until a week or so. So that like 80 to 90 milligrams I take in a 24 hr period . I just hope the withdrawals aren't to bad
@achavarria919 withdrawals hit hard when you meet with your doctor talk about something for them or try to take them as needed when pain is most severe but that could be hard.
@@achavarria919I would bring this up to your Dr asap sweetie! That is the first sign that its not working correctly & uping the dose & running out is definitely not good! Then your body will need more & more & it will spiral fast out of control......when you're in that cycle its horrible & your pain & mind will get worse. Please talk with your Dr! ❤❤❤
Not all of this is a sign of a person that's high on opioids
Yeah unfortunately, and I like this guy's message and outgoingness A LOT (Thanks O\ERIC!) but I think this particular video gives some people a false sense that they can detect if some's using drugs. Like, I drink a lot of water to stay hydrated, and every once in a while I DO pop an ibeprophen, someone could see me doing that, and after watching this video they might think that's a sign of me using opiates. Getting calm and breathing at different times of day? So many explanations: different personalities, blood sugar levels that fluctuate throughout the day, everyone's body chemistry is different.
The truth is the are no for sure tell-tell signs about opiate usage that don't have other explanations, but with some narrowing down and, yes, intuition, you can have more accurate guesses.
@@smokelotsofweed420well, when you see the addict they do display these symptoms. You’ll know when you see it.
nose itching and itching in general
Itching skin all over is one.
Hay can you help me out I just had a guy that was high on something and he was trying to break in to vehicles he had glossy eyes and a mile long stare and was almost unresponsive to any thing around him I know it’s cliché but he was like a zombie he had his hand in his pants with like like 8 year old kids and did not even same to know that he did
Im glad i can hide it well 😂
Itching the nose is a huge tell
It’s all in the eyes the pinpoints
I get what he is doing but the opiate pills I know ppl took made them speedy with energy wouldn’t stop talking and moving a lot made them
Feel like Superman sounds like he is describing more of a benzo pill but that’s just my experience
Dood can you do a video on tranq and fentanyl its scary man ..why on earth will plp take it
Opioids is a much better word than opiates, its more inclusive
What about fluttering eyelids while looking to the side w theyr eyeballs. I guess rapid eyelid action. ???
Thanks
What if one does all these drugs and is still sober?
Never trust a man Ned Zinc.
Can't poop!
“5 signs!”
Says a whole lot of fucking nothing and just starts yapping for 4 minutes 💀💀
I think my girlfriend is on opiates. Is there anyone i can talk to, resources?
That’s so true… ✌️