Sunday, November 13, 2011

Bath salts and other weird highs

9:31 AM | Posted by Free Game Zone | | Edit Post

The latest drug to hit the United States are sold legally as "bath salts" - but what, exactly, are What is the name most benign for a drug in the street? The comedian Chris Morris created the fiction cake tempting high, Anthony Burgess could have joined him for part of tea with milk-Plus, in his novel A Clockwork Orange. But the world of drugs in the United States outperformed both, with the rise of a substance whose name recalls the smell of lavender and gifts for Grandma.

On Saturday, the New York Times reported that the substances sold as

"bath salts"
  • - sometimes in packages marked Ivory Wave or Vanilla Sky - sweep the United States, and are still legal in many states. It is in fact contain chemicals such as human mephedrone. British newspapers, often known by the name of the gentle mephedrone
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(users apparently do not), and despite being banned stimulants in the United States United Kingdom in April 2010, remains very popular. A survey of 308 clubs in the UK, conducted last summer and published online in the Journal of Substance Use, 27% intended to use mephedrone that night, which makes the drug The most common of ecstasy and cocaine.

Meanwhile, in Russia there is a movement away from total understatement, with a very popular, based on the drug codeine street called
crocodiles


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