Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Why Is Heroin More Addicting Than Other Opioids?
Why Is Heroin More Addicting Than Other Opioids?
Why Is Heroin More Addicting Than Other Opioids?
Monday 25th May 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds explains why heroin is more addictive than other opioids and discusses ways to overcome addiction in this insightful episode.
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Get the buttons here!Heroin's Unique Grip: Dr. Mark Leeds Explains Its Addictive Power
Heroin has a metabolite called-mam-monoacetylmorphine that is super addictive. The pleasurable high that a drug user gets from blacktar heroin is beyond what drug users get from their run-of-the-mill pain pill. This heroin rush is a big part of what makes it so addicting.
What makes heroin stand out as one of the most addictive substances out there? In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the specifics of why heroin hooks people more fiercely than other opioids. He explains how the drug's unique metabolite creates a powerful rush, setting it apart from its counterparts. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Dr.
Leeds also tackles the dangers of heroin and fentanyl overdoses, painting a vivid picture of the opioid epidemic that's gripping communities worldwide. He doesn't stop there; he offers practical advice on overcoming heroin addiction through a combination of medication and therapy. And if you've ever heard the claim that heroin is the hardest drug to quit, Dr. Leeds debunks that myth with evidence-based insights.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the complexities of opioid addiction and recovery.