Using Methadone for getting high
All narcotics have the tendency to give the user a euphoric feeling in some way or another. Everyone is different. One person may enjoy the feeling that one drug will give them while another person will not. One person may have very little tolerance to a drug where another person will not have any tolerance at all. This is how overdosages come in to play. If you use pain relievers to get high from then do not use Methadone. If you take Methadone while using other opiates (Percocet, Vicodin, Morphine, ect) it will keep you from getting high on those type opiates causing you to take more and more of both.
If you take more and more to get high then you may overdose. Leave Methadone for people who need it.

The Hidden Help
What I mean by hidden is if you by a book on prescription medications from almost any store, you will not even find methadone listed. Here is a pain medication that treats moderate to severe pain and it also is used for detoxification, why would it not be listed in a book that has everything else including morphine, cocaine, ect. Its like it doesnt exist. Now thats what I call hidden....

Methadone is not even known of by many doctors, of how it works compared to other pain killlers. Most doctors think of it as a medication used for only addicts. For some reason, even though methadone is in the PDR as an effective medication for moderate to severe pain, they look at it as a narcotic of bad news. In my library here at home in the Facts and Comparisons book, methadone has been determined to be no more addictive than codeine, and hydrocodone (vicodin) see chart below. This book is used by doctors as is the PDR.

More Hidden Stuff
Methadone is the only pain medication that acumulates in the body. Meaning after taking it for a while your body starts to store it. Which is a great thing for people with chronic pain and addictions to pain pills, heroin.
No other pain medication has this action of buildup in the body.

Methadone is a very affordable drug. The cost of methadone is very low compared to almost any other pain medication. There are a couple of meds that cost about the same, this is from my experience paying out of pocket. Generic darvocet, and generic vicodin (hydrocodone).

Addiction Of Pain Pills
There are 2 different addictions:

1- Physical addiction: The body needing a dose at the time of the of the next dose, if no dose is taken then withdrawal begins.

2- Psycological addiction: This is when you just want and have a craving to take pills for the high.

Pain pills do make you feel good (euphoric feeling of well being). Getting high is what you can call it. I found that the more pain you are in the less of a "high" you get. As with any narcotic there is the potential of addiction. The reason doctors do not want you to take pain medication to often, such as 1 every 6 hours is the more you take the closer you get to becoming addicted. Even though your pain needs more medication. If pain pills are taken to often every day & night for about 15-20 days or more your body will start to become physically addicted, meaning your body begins to require the pills just to keep the brain satisfied and to keep withdrawal at bay..

The more pills you take the more you need. This cycle snowballs. The more tolerant you become usually means the more addicted you are becoming.

3. ...og er der nåde man skal være opmærkesom på

Psyko > ok, der er bare mange på poppies.org der bitcher over at de kun får negative virkninger af metadon, udover at det holder abstinenser væk.