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Tramadol: How This "Safe" Painkiller Killed More Than Heroin

Doctors called it safer than morphine. Insurance companies loved it. Patients trusted it. But tramadol—the "harmless" painkiller in your medicine cabinet—killed more people in Northern Ireland than heroin in 2014. Created by the same company that gave us thalidomide, this drug was marketed as non-addictive for 20 years while bodies quietly accumulated in morgues. Tonight, discover how a pharmaceutical "miracle" became a global killer hiding in plain sight, and why millions still take it today. 💸Support us - buymeacoffee.com/priceofillusions 🎧Listen to our episodes as podcasts on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2J9qpOe... About this Documentary: This documentary is an original educational work created by Price of Illusions. The script is the result of extensive historical and scientific research, compiled to provide a comprehensive and engaging narrative about the origins, distribution, and impact of various psychoactive substances on society. Script was written and researched by a human author with careful attention to historical accuracy. All facts, dates, and biographical details have been thoroughly verified through multiple sources before publication. We have added them to the description of this video, and anyone who wishes to can read them. Our documentaries are original, educational content created to inform and engage viewers This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote or encourage the use of any drugs or illegal substances. All events and information are presented based on documented research, history, and publicly available data. Viewer discretion is advised. All narration and audio processing were specifically created for this channel to ensure a high-quality and informative educational experience. 📚Sources that inspired us and that we used to create this video: → "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic" by Sam Quinones, 2015 → "The Tramadol Crisis in West Africa" - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Report, 201 → "Pharmacology and Abuse Potential of Tramadol" - Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Journal, 2012 → "Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty" by Patrick Radden Keefe, 2021 #History #DrugStories #tramadol