Suboxone contains two drugs , one is an opiate antagonist
And the other buprenorphine sits on mu
receptors like opiates do.

Subutex which you posted several times as
Your culprit in previous posts is only buprenorphine alone.

So taking two drugs that sit in mu opiate receptors
Would result in a competitive situation.
Suboxone however will act as an antagonist
And is usually used in opiate withdrawal treatments.
Also some doctors are using Suboxone for
refractory depression treatment . Our
Bipolar forum has some long discussions
About this-- so search over there.

You have confusingly interchanged these two
Drugs in many of your posts, which I have been
Following.

I am NOT a layman but today I am stuck
With an iPhone which is difficult to link
With. When I get back in Sept. I'll try to
Find articles to explain this complicated
Drug actions to you.

In short -- when neurotransmitter receptors are
Deprived of a drug that was affecting them
for any reason there will be a kind of
withdrawal and this happens now for many
Non-controlled drug families now, including gabapentin,
And all SSRI and SNRI antidepressants which
are not controlled

See you in Sept.