Opioids Mechanism of Action, Addiction, Dependence and Tolerance, Animation

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

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[@christopherkey2272]

Man that guy looked happy AF

[@054gomathip7]

Your animation is amazing....your way of explanation is so simplified....

[@kaister901]

So basically the brain is screwing itself over. It enjoys euphoria but then resets it and then craves it again.

[@Prodigy_xay]

I’m going thru a process where my dopamine levels are used to being high and Rn I’m clean but my levels are really low like I’m hurting myself too much with this paon

[@richardfranks-hi4sn]

@@Prodigy_xay stay strong. I know it doesn’t feel like it will but it get better. I’m 4 months out… I feel so much better

[@Rachael_89]

You read my mind. If this didnt happen chronic pain pentients like myself could stay on lower dosages without climbing up a scary scale, i've actually come to the stage where i REFUSE any more higher dose medications. Unfortunatly it gets thrown around like candy when you have physical issues that cause chronic pain.

[@yoututiitdlrlrkrkr560]

Well no, youre artificially destabilizing your natural system. Its like if you go to sleep every day at 5am, at first youll be tired but at some point you will adjust and your body will get used to functioning on this new sleep schedule, changing dosages is like changing your sleep schedule

[@devakanna7319]

Thank you,it really helped me a lot to understand

[@tejasparikh6610]

please make one video on WIM HOF METHOD EFFECT ON ADDICTION

[@studymania1904]

Make videos about all of pharmacology topics from lippincott and katanga bcz these videos help a great deal 👍

[@zeba_ansari16]

Very helpful...plz make videos on metabolism of carbohydrates proteins and fats...and also on regulation of respiration

[@roland.j.ruttledge]

Excellent, thanks

[@ruwanhettiarachchi8250]

Thank you. I learned a lot 🎉🎉❤

[@hermanllamas9775]

Great info. Can you elaborate on fentanyl. Is it a long acting agonist? and its acting effects on the body.

[@seedysloth8015]

Fentanyl is a very strong but also very short acting opioid. It causes severe opioid intoxication, unconsciousness and respiratory depression in high doses.

[@musikaaffection8570]

Thank you soo much nice animation that smile ❤

[@sonalmaste5168]

Pls explain anti psychotics in details

[@zakir589]

Please cover insomnia and drug treatments and tolerance

[@jd5094]

Can you make a video about opioid allergy. I am referring to the sudden onset of severe adverse reaction within hours of IV or oral administration. The adverse reaction symptoms are identical to a standard list of adverse reactions related to long term use of drugs like hydromorphone , hydrocodone, Fentanyl. What is the mechanism? Does it have to do with the opioid effect of blocking gaba production so that dopamine increases?

[@Peace597]

Thank you

[@thilinidhanushkayapabandar8141]

Thank u ❤

[@smileplease9977]

best video

[@smileplease9977]

please make more & more videos

[@Sherirose1]

Thank you so much

[@primrose6294]

Thanks for this informations

[@KayIgwe]

The affects of cardiovascular disease in the brain

[@jamiegore1464]

sorry you already did diabetes. how about different diabetic drugs and diabetic diet for type 2. Please

[@ashishnishad7004]

Thanks sir

[@francisajax6549]

No wonder it goes so well with stimulants because of dopamine

[@oxxy6678]

Usually if I take oxys with my adderall it will kill the effects of both drugs. I remember once I completely killed a whole mdma experience because I popped hydros

[@amrahmed9882]

Interesting

[@prathamsinghania9288]

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[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Please be specific about the topics, we have no ideas of any class programs.

[@RoYal-xz5ch]

Lol, how old are you at that time?

[@ChrisNavarro100]

The last thing you said is wrong. Increased doses of need, in order to get the same result, is not what causes overdose. The body can withstand the amount it's used to at any level or dose, but it can't withstand a level it used to. If you quit for a while and are withdrawing, you want to fix the problem so bad, th@t you use 5he same, or more than usually...but after weeks of no use, that's deadly. Maybe that's what the video meant?

[@oxxy6678]

This is correct the video was wrong

[@jamiegore1464]

cover omega 3 fatty acids fish oils please

[@gayatryshivam2626]

Types of opioid receptors

[@jitamoniboruah9595]

Does Buprenorphine and naloxone consumptions can lead to drug dependency?

[@igorbojanic4914]

Yes friend.i ve been addicted to subutex (pure buprenorphine)....now its way worse.i now use morphine, methadone, tramadol, codeine, oxycontin, opium, heroin, poppy pod tea, tilidine, kratom and sometimes subutex....thats what i use over and over again daily from opiates and opioids...i also use a lot of sedatives such as benzodiazapines,barbiturates and z-drugs.Also use some uppers sometimes and dissociative drugs such as akineton,DXM and others....i tried over 50 different drugs until now and i am hooked as f.Sad part is i am only 28...

[@oxxy6678]

@@igorbojanic4914 does the poppy tea even work? I've read reports but they always seem to end in no effect

[@igorbojanic4914]

@@oxxy6678 it works if u put min. 100 crushed dry pods n cook it in huge pot for about 5h...add water if u need.then u should have a 300ml of dark brown tea

[@oxxy6678]

@@igorbojanic4914 Damn. Isnt the potency really hit or miss or do you get consistent results? I know it supposedly yields morphine

[@rajkumarkannaiyan6313]

Can u explain ECT

[@michaelharned8741]

They increase serotonin

[@oxxy6678]

Opioids do not increase serotonin

[@rizwanchakarwarti7587]

No one can compete with you

[@armundojimenez4866]

What a strikingly

[@numnumb5969]

lol

[@தினவர்த்தகம்]

Neuro muscular blocking agents

[@madiclegg3690]

I'm addicted to morphine and it's a nightmare