In early Europe as a medicine in the Orient to get high also to meditate to be calm and one with their world
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∙ 2010-02-28 17:16:23Heroin
no. heroin isn't legal anywhere without a prescription, and even then it isn't commonly used.
Heroin is not a person, so moral terms such as good or bad are absurd when used to describe it. people who use heroin are either good or bad, although it is debatable whether heroin makes them one way or the other.
Heroin was an accidental discovery by Bayer pharmaceutical company. They were trying to acetylate morphine to produce codeine, but instead it yielded heroin or Diacetylmorphine. Though it was independently synthesized earlier, the Bayer corporation was responsible for its marketing and gave it the name "Heroin." It was originally sold as a NON-ADDICTIVE substitute for morphine and as a cough suppressant. Obviously, this was a huge mistake, as it is extremely addictive.
A heroin finger, or finger of heroin, is typically used as slang for an amount of heroin. While a finger is not an exact estimate, it is typically 5 to 7 grams. The term comes from tearing the finger off of a disposable rubber glove and filling it with heroin. The open end of the glove is then tied shut. Rubber balloons are also used. The benefit of a finger for a dealer is that they are not selling a set measurement so they can value the heroin much higher than what it might actually be worth.
Stop taking heroin.
It was originally used for pain relief, which it DOES do quite well. But with all the side effects, coupled with its highly addictive nature, the good does not outweigh the bad. STAY AWAY.
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It is used for heroin treatment
Pain. Nope, Bayer originally developed Heroin as a "nonaddictive" drug that Morphine addicts could be switched to so they could eventually be cured of their addiction. Unfortunately after a few years it was finally realized it was actually more addictive than Morphine.
I do not think heroin can enhance athletic ability. It makes you sleepy and slow.
Herion is derrived from the hardened sap of the Opium Poppy, Papaver somniferum. The stems or corpuscular fruit are sliced finally, a tiny bead of sap forms and hardens. This is mechanically processed into opium. Various chemical processes can be used to produce morphine or its stronger variant, heroin, from there. The poppy was originally indigenous to Turkey and surrounding regions, but has been transplanted effectively into the far east.
No, not unless the chemical process used to make it was less than precise. Heroin is made from morphine, and heroin converts to morphine in the body.
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