Naloxone (Narcane) is a drug that blocks the positive effects of heroin and can lead to a decreased desire to use it.
Naloxone is a substance that inhibits the activity of opiates; short-acting opiate antagonist. It is hypothesized that Naloxone also inhibits the activity of endorphins and therefore can have an effect on pain perception.
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