Generally speaking, when we refer to narcotics, we have in mind any illegal drug, starting from cocaine until prescription pills used illegally. But “narcotics” actually refer to a specific class of drug. The term narcotics refers to drugs that are derived from opium, the so called “opiates”, like heroin, morphine, and other drugs common to [...]

 
Due to the human capacity of adaptation of any external action, our body build very fast tolerance to barbiturates. From this reason, the users will increase the dose in order to feel the same effect of high, and from here to addiction is only a small step. This way can a medically prescribed drug to [...]

 
Ketamine in low doses acts more like a stimulant. At medium to high doses it turns to be a powerful paralyzing psychedelic, makes the user feel sluggish, disassociated from his body, clumsy and can cause hallucinations. He looks like drunk and has trouble remembering who he is. Its effects are like a combination of all [...]

The human body and the brain contain opioid receptors called endorphins, our own natural pain-killing substances produced whenever our body pass through emergency moments of shock or injury. Heroin binds rapidly with endorphin receptors, extending and magnifying their natural painkilling effect.
The result is a sensation of pleasurable, known as “high” “rush.” The user experiences a [...]

Generally, when we are talking about drugs, we are automatically think to the illegal types of drugs, the ones forbidden by the law. Unfortunately, many of the prescription drug types can be abused. One of the most frequently drugs in this situation are the barbiturates.
Before you think using barbiturates, either with medical prescription or illegally, [...]