中国餐馆添加罂粟壳 是真是假？
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某些人不必看到poppy就打了鸡血一样好伐
poppy和poppy不同的哇。corn poppy和opium poppy能一样吗？
remembrance day又叫poppy day好伐？因为带的就是poppy flower啊~ 那是虞美人，罂粟属的
餐馆说放了poppy seed，你又知道是哪种poppy吗？你又知道opium含量多少吗？玩的不过是个文字游戏
就算poppy不说了，罂粟壳和罂粟籽能是一回事吗？
上世纪提取鸦片怎么操作的？等到罂粟完全成熟，把果实、茎秆以及叶子都全部收割，再去掉罂粟籽，用水或者其他溶剂浸取出其中的可溶成分，干燥后得到粉末。所以罂粟壳的确是提取鸦片的原料。
虽然吗啡等鸦片成分在罂粟壳和罂粟茎秆中的含量较多，但在罂粟籽中的含量却微乎其微，所以罂粟籽往往合法的成为食品原料
罂粟壳浸火锅汤其实跟用水来浸取鸦片的原理是一样的
至于会不会上瘾，要看你放多少比例
因为抛开剂量谈毒性无异于耍流氓
poppy和poppy不同的哇。corn poppy和opium poppy能一样吗？
remembrance day又叫poppy day好伐？因为带的就是poppy flower啊~ 那是虞美人，罂粟属的
餐馆说放了poppy seed，你又知道是哪种poppy吗？你又知道opium含量多少吗？玩的不过是个文字游戏
就算poppy不说了，罂粟壳和罂粟籽能是一回事吗？
上世纪提取鸦片怎么操作的？等到罂粟完全成熟，把果实、茎秆以及叶子都全部收割，再去掉罂粟籽，用水或者其他溶剂浸取出其中的可溶成分，干燥后得到粉末。所以罂粟壳的确是提取鸦片的原料。
虽然吗啡等鸦片成分在罂粟壳和罂粟茎秆中的含量较多，但在罂粟籽中的含量却微乎其微，所以罂粟籽往往合法的成为食品原料
罂粟壳浸火锅汤其实跟用水来浸取鸦片的原理是一样的
至于会不会上瘾，要看你放多少比例
因为抛开剂量谈毒性无异于耍流氓
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Q: I read all of these stories about people obtaining opiate-like highs from some sort of preparation of poppy seeds. Is such a thing really possible? I knew about the false positive the seeds can give on drug tests, but are they actually psychoactive?
A: Yes, many poppy seeds that are sold in grocery stores are the seeds of P. somniferum, the opium poppy. These seeds contain small quantities of psychoactive opiates, primarily morphine. Some people make tea out of relatively large quantities of poppy seeds in order to get the effects of the morphine. Following are details about a poppy seed tea related death which provide more information about the quantities of opiates present in poppy seeds and the related potential dangers associated with the ingestion of such tea.
In November 2005, we were contacted by a woman who reported that her son died in 2003 after consuming poppy seed tea. She and her family created a web site (poppyseedtea.com or Erowid cache) with details about the death including the coroner's report, which identified the amount of morphine found in her son's blood and urine during autopsy, as well as lab analysis results of a similar batch of poppy seed tea. The coroner's report found 210 ng/mL morphine in her son's blood and 1880 ng/mL in urine.
In this case, the seeds were purchased in bulk at a natural foods grocery store. Between 2.5 and 3 pounds of seeds were soaked in warm water with the juice of three lemons, for an hour. It was then mixed with honey to make it drinkable. Two liters of tea were consumed, leading to death (we don't know how much total water was used with the 2.5-3 lbs of seeds).
Following his death, a similar batch of tea was made, following the same recipe. This batch was submitted for testing by the coroner. Lab testing results found that this tea contained 259 ug/ml morphine. Codeine and hydrocodone were also detected. According to these numbers, assuming the tea he ingested had the same morphine concentration as the tested batch, the 2 liters he consumed would have contained around 519 mg of morphine. This is a very high dose. Pharmaceutical morphine (hydrochloride salt) comes in tablets ranging from 10 to 60 mg.
The autopsy also found therapeutic levels (those associated with the ingestion of normal therapeutic doses) of a number of other chemicals including: desmethylsertraline, diphenhydramine, and alprazolam...as well as low levels of bupropion and delta-9-carboxy-THC. While none of these appear to be significantly related to his death, it can't be ruled out that they could have contributed in some way to it.
Asked By : Stone
Answered By : fire
Published Date : 5 / 1 / 2006
Last Edited Date : 3 / 25 / 2014
Question ID : 3107
Categories: [ Poppies ] [ Opium & Poppies ] [ Cultivation ]
Q: I read all of these stories about people obtaining opiate-like highs from some sort of preparation of poppy seeds. Is such a thing really possible? I knew about the false positive the seeds can give on drug tests, but are they actually psychoactive?
A: Yes, many poppy seeds that are sold in grocery stores are the seeds of P. somniferum, the opium poppy. These seeds contain small quantities of psychoactive opiates, primarily morphine. Some people make tea out of relatively large quantities of poppy seeds in order to get the effects of the morphine. Following are details about a poppy seed tea related death which provide more information about the quantities of opiates present in poppy seeds and the related potential dangers associated with the ingestion of such tea.
In November 2005, we were contacted by a woman who reported that her son died in 2003 after consuming poppy seed tea. She and her family created a web site (poppyseedtea.com or Erowid cache) with details about the death including the coroner's report, which identified the amount of morphine found in her son's blood and urine during autopsy, as well as lab analysis results of a similar batch of poppy seed tea. The coroner's report found 210 ng/mL morphine in her son's blood and 1880 ng/mL in urine.
In this case, the seeds were purchased in bulk at a natural foods grocery store. Between 2.5 and 3 pounds of seeds were soaked in warm water with the juice of three lemons, for an hour. It was then mixed with honey to make it drinkable. Two liters of tea were consumed, leading to death (we don't know how much total water was used with the 2.5-3 lbs of seeds).
Following his death, a similar batch of tea was made, following the same recipe. This batch was submitted for testing by the coroner. Lab testing results found that this tea contained 259 ug/ml morphine. Codeine and hydrocodone were also detected. According to these numbers, assuming the tea he ingested had the same morphine concentration as the tested batch, the 2 liters he consumed would have contained around 519 mg of morphine. This is a very high dose. Pharmaceutical morphine (hydrochloride salt) comes in tablets ranging from 10 to 60 mg.
The autopsy also found therapeutic levels (those associated with the ingestion of normal therapeutic doses) of a number of other chemicals including: desmethylsertraline, diphenhydramine, and alprazolam...as well as low levels of bupropion and delta-9-carboxy-THC. While none of these appear to be significantly related to his death, it can't be ruled out that they could have contributed in some way to it.
Asked By : Stone
Answered By : fire
Published Date : 5 / 1 / 2006
Last Edited Date : 3 / 25 / 2014
Question ID : 3107
Categories: [ Poppies ] [ Opium & Poppies ] [ Cultivation ]
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