Paul Saladino· MD
all of these opiate opioid inhibiting compounds and humans these mu opiate antagonists
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all of these opiate opioid inhibiting compounds and humans these mu opiate antagonists
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there's a whole set of compounds that are known to antagonize mu opioid receptors which are the pain receptors these are the receptors that are at least some of the receptors that are affected by drugs that are opiates like morphine so if you antagonize a pain decreasing receptor it could lead to increased pain syndromes this is unknown but there are compounds in coffee that are known to antagonize and block that is block mu opioid receptors in the human body probably not a good thing for humans