Tiryaq: Ancient Antidote, Modern Risks & One Safety Tip (Video)
Read the full written guide: Tiryaq (Theriac): The Opium Antidote and the Products Named After It →
Tiryaq means antidote. Tiryaq e Farooq carried opium and viper flesh; today's Tiryaq e Arba and Nazla are herbal pastes, one with a kidney-damaging root.
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