An opioid crises that never was so…

Is it possible to make synthetic opium of different kinds and have the same effect (or more) as the actual substance you get out of opium? Chemist doing organic chemistry (or other type) and do what a nature plant can do? Seldomly they actually explain what they do in the lab and what they use to make what they do. They use the word opiate for something from opium and then they mean opioids, non-synthetic or synthetic. The question then becomes are these two kinds the same? They further claim they understand that the brain/body has some kind of opioid receptors? If you get fluid or tablet of such (pain reliefer) into the brain/head/body by mouth, the brain/head/body internal environment begin to feel and get effected by it and then alter your state of be. That is then supposed to be felt (Pain relief). If you don´t, something is wrong with it. In the book “Pharma: Greed, Lies and the Poisoning of America” you can read “Synthetic opiates are initially effective because they fool the brain to recognize them as natural neurotransmitters. They attach to nerve cells and flood the brain with dopamine, producing euphoria some patients describe…”.I know it didn´t fool me and my brain when I was injected with so called “morphine” (synthetic I suppose), neither did opioid pills I got do anything of significance either (no pain releif from it). Have they done investigations into if patients do get relief nowadays or before as real morphine (from opium) did/do? If you read what targeted oncology (Targetedonc.com) write “Opioids are entirely appropriate for many patients with acute cancer-related pain, but there’s a major limitation to their utility—bigger even than the risk of addiction or misuse—and that’s tolerance. Users develop it very quickly, so opioids just aren’t effective for most chronic pain, and they don’t even work well for some acute cancer-related pain,” said Robert A. Swarm, MD, Division Chief of Pain Management in Washington University’s Department of Anesthesiology and co-chair the National Comprehensive Cancer Network’s (NCCN) adult cancer pain guideline committee.

What do pharmaceutical companies gain by having pain? The product they do cost less to do?  Is that the answer or is it they don´t know anymore what they do? Research that was done on pain relief in lab, what was credible science of that? Opioid pain receptor thinking came from the 1970´s research. 

In Sweden “läkartidningen” (physiciansmagazine) wrote a few years back that there is much of a problem with tolerability and lack of effect with opioid treatment during treatment for longer periods. I don´t know how much study they (doctors) done on short periods and if patients actually get/apprehend any pain relief help? Another Swedish source from Västra Götaland (West Sweden) region writes that “neurogenic pain is opioid resistant” and so on. Haven’t read of resistant that way before. Those that knew opium I don´t believe had that problem.  

So chemically (opioids or related to other) can they make your pain go away? Placebo thinking works as it does also determined belief. Further on then, is it addictive? Why take pain reliefers when you don´t have pain? The opioids (pills) are supposed to do just that (result in no pain). A patient at hospital I was, said to me (something like) when she listened what I had to say to the doctor about the medicine not working. She (patient) agreed with me, didn´t notice any difference when they gave her pills or if it was injections of some kind. Think it was pain relief she needed.  

The misery of life has to do with doctors and pharmaceutical companies and those that want to earn without care.