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Helping a friend with ecstasy withdrawal (m16)?

ByHufflepuff08

Hi, I just had a long phone conversation with a friend. He told me about his addiction to ecstasy and other substances, as well as his depression. He's already in therapy, but it's not helping his depression, and they're only addressing his use and not his psyche. He's currently 30 days clean from ecstasy. However,…

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aalbtraum, UserMod Light
aalbtraum, UserMod Light
11 months ago

Codein and cannabis may share individual effects similar to those described by users. Basically, however, these are completely different substances. Cannabis acts above all through the cannabinoids contained therein, but codein is an opioid. The risk of dependence is relatively high for the latter.

You can compare it here:

Or here:

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aalbtraum, UserMod Light
aalbtraum, UserMod Light
10 months ago
Reply to  aalbtraum, UserMod Light

Thanks very much ⭐

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Alena von Mindzone
Alena von Mindzone
11 months ago

That’s what says.

Codein acts stronger, dampens more and makes significantly more noise/slower. Consumers who know both substances usually advise codein because it has a much higher dependence potential and is therefore much more difficult to control.

On our page you can find information about Codein:

https://mindzone.info/substances/codein/

If you want to talk about your consumption, you can also send me a message via a friendship request.

I work as a social educator at the Mindzone project (acceptance-oriented drug work) and am on the go as a digital street worker online. You can also write anonymously and encrypted via our online consultation:https://mindzone.assisto.online(Go to “Send an email request”, remember and remember Nickname and password).

Best regards,

Take care of yourself

Alena

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