Comments by "Phil Dobson" (@phildobson8705) on "Why is heroin killing so many people? - BBC News" video.

  1. Karl Chadwick heroin doesn't damage the body itself. It is very similar to our body's natural painkiller endorphin and keys into the brain. The doctor's idea of supplying them with a safe place to take safe and clean heroin would not shorten their life They die because they don't know that 1) Heroine is twice as good as a respiratory inhibitor as it is as a pain killer. (Closer to ultimate rush = x2 Closer to stopping breathing) 2) If you mix heroin with any type of antidepressant your brain won't make an emergency start if you stop breathing temporarily
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  2. Daniel Bostock Bulshit. Try living in the real world. The problem is the massive mistake of the "it's addictive" scare tactics which just resulted in these people believing "we are addicted we have to have it" They die because they don't know that 1) Heroine is twice as good as a respiratory inhibitor as it is as a pain killer. (Closer to ultimate rush = x2 Closer to stopping breathing) 2) If you mix heroin with any type of antidepressant your brain won't make an emergency start if you stop breathing temporarily Why do they mix "antidepressants"? because they think they'll get a better Rush and illegal "heroin" is inconsistent in quality and supply. Wasting more money busting people just ends up with more people killing themselves with the prescription drugs jacked up their arms
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  3. They die because they don't know that 1) Heroine is twice as good as a respiratory inhibitor as it is as a pain killer. (Closer to ultimate rush = x2 Closer to stopping breathing) 2) If you mix heroin with any type of antidepressant your brain won't make an emergency start if you stop breathing temporarily
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  4. D.W. Erickson They die because they don't know that 1) Heroine is twice as good as a respiratory inhibitor as it is as a pain killer. (Closer to ultimate rush = x2 Closer to stopping breathing) 2) If you mix heroin with any type of antidepressant your brain won't make an emergency start if you stop breathing temporarily
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