Opium tincture

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For what
Digestive
Source
Allopathy

Opium tincture is most commonly used medically to control diarrhea. It decreases bowel motility, secretions, and activity overall. It can also be used for pain relief in the case of painful cramping diarrhea.


Opium tincture
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L
Jul 24, 2025
Are there any dude effects to expect ?
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Aug 22, 2023
I always wanted to try opium. AWESOME
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