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Thursday, 31 January 2019
quote [ Secret portions of a lawsuit allege that Purdue Pharma, controlled by the Sackler family, considered capitalizing on the addiction treatment boom — while going to extreme lengths to boost sales of its controversial opioid. ]
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rylex said @ 6:46pm GMT on 1st February
Please look up usage of ketamine with lesser potency opioids, such as vicodin.
You will find that medical science has shown via study that this combo is as effective as oxycontin/codone and such.
http://www.usmedicine.com/agencies/department-of-defense-dod/no-longer-just-a-horse-drug-ketamine-increasingly-used-for-military-pain-management/ have posted this argument in another thread on this board.
rylex said @ 6:47pm GMT on 1st February
Please look up usage of ketamine with lesser potency opioids, such as vicodin.
You will find that medical science has shown via study that this combo is as effective as oxycontin/codone and such.
Here's a quick link backing me up.
http://www.usmedicine.com/agencies/department-of-defense-dod/no-longer-just-a-horse-drug-ketamine-increasingly-used-for-military-pain-management/
I have posted this argument in another thread on this board.
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rylex said @ 6:46pm GMT on 1st February
Please look up usage of ketamine with lesser potency opioids, such as vicodin.
You will find that medical science has shown via study that this combo is as effective as oxycontin/codone and such.
Here's a quick link backing me up.
http://www.usmedicine.com/agencies/department-of-defense-dod/no-longer-just-a-horse-drug-ketamine-increasingly-used-for-military-pain-management/
I have posted this argument in another thread on this board.
Now it's ruled by Oxy