Examples of using Opiates in English and their translations into German
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We're weaning him off opiates.
Reds, blues, and opiates are a particular weakness.
It's a pattern we found sometimes with people who are addicted to opiates.
In 2016, 24 of a million opiates was registered in Great Britain alone, which is twice as much as in 2006.
A familiar example is the cross-reactivity of Codeine to Opiates.
This makes kratom different from opiates such as heroin and opium, as they work mostly on the mu opioid receptors.
Much like others I have encountered who have ingested opiates or other such herbs.
Aside from being a source for making opiates, poppy is also grown for the seeds that you can find on various baked goods.
Chocolate stimulates the release of endorphins, the body's natural opiates.
A person who is abusing opiates may also appear unusually thirsty or sweaty, and their pupils may be small pinpoints.
Naltrexone blocks("covers") opiate receptors in the brain, so that opiates cannot provoke their stimulation.
While the global production of opiates remains high, opiate use in North America and Europe appears to be stable or shrinking.
The biochemical origin of this phenomenon couldbe of the same type as the one found with opiates, i. e.
The results of the study show that 95% of patients taking opiates and over-the-counter analgesics are obese.
This is of great concern to the Board, particularly in a region whichalready suffers from some of the highest levels of abuse of opiates.
In contrast with addictive, hard opiates which are associated with no-hopers and losers, these are the drugs for the winners.
At the same time the international communitymust not allow an unrestrained use of opiates and their misuse by drug addicts.
Exorphins are protein fragments that resemble opiates and have the same effect: they make people happy and addicted, are calming, and reduce pain.
The 2015 World Drug Report also notes adynamic shift in the routes used for smuggling opiates, with Afghan heroin reaching new markets.
Substances that are extracted from opiates or(semi-)synthetically produced medications with analgesic, soothing, tranquilizing, and psychotropic properties.
As a result of misdigestion gluten andcasein turn into substances with similar chemical structure of opiates, like morphine and heroin.
The big difference between kratom and opiates is that mitragynine prefers so-called delta opioid receptors, while opiates bind to mu opioid receptors.
To relieve the pain, she has tried everything:pain-killers in ever larger doses, opiates and experimental treatments.
These opiates from wheat and milk get through the blood-brain barrier and block certain areas of the brain, just like morphine or heroin would do, causing various neurological and psychiatric symptoms.
Cannabis belongs to the sedatives group along with benzodiazepines, heroin and opiates, inhalants, solvents and alcohol.
In 2016, the number of deaths by overdosing on opiate medication or illegal opiates in the United States was almost the same as deaths on the road and markedly higher than the victims of terrorist attacks in the entire world.
The American scientist Michael Gershon has proven that psychically highly active substances such as serotonin,dopamine and opiates are produced in the belly.
The attempt to separate desired and unwanted effects failed with opiates and other drugs acting on the central nervous system.
Furthermore, preliminary results have also demonstrated a reduction independency on conventional pharmaceuticals which are often opiates especially in the case of pain medication.
Drugrelated treatment still very much equals treatment foropiate use,or polydrug use including opiates, with theexception of Sweden and Finland, where injectingamphetamine use is still important.