The ten deadliest drugs

While there is enough data on the internet about drug overdoses and prescription drug abuse, few know about the harmful side effects of drugs that covertly destroy vital organs, cause rapid physical decline, and ultimately turn users into zombies. In 2010, prescription opiates accounted for 60% of all overdose deaths in the US&A - in a country that spends over $ 51 billion annually on the fight against drugs. Fentanyl, a synthetic opiod that is 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine, is now considered America's deadliest drug. These are just some statistics about the US&A; chemical drugs kill countless people around the world every year. Top ten made a list of the ten deadliest street drugs to warn people before they intend to get intoxicated with cheap, highly toxic, and illegally manufactured substances.

The 10 Deadliest Street Drugs!

10. Scopolamine

Whatever you want to call it, Burundanga, Devils's Breath or Scopolamine, it is one of the most dangerous drugs in the world. It suppresses free will, also wipes out memory, and turns out to be fatal when taken in high doses. It is a derivative of the nightshade family found in Ecuador, Colombia or Venezuela, one gram of which is able to kill 20 people. The drug is so powerful that it causes wild hallucinations and respiratory failure. Under her influence, people have broken into their own homes, been sexually assaulted, emptied their bank accounts and been kidnapped.

9. Purple Drink

With a deadly combination of soda, sweets and cold medicines, this cough syrup cocktail gives users a euphoric, dazed feeling. High levels of codeine, found in a legal prescription drug for severe cough and common cold, damage the central nervous system, causing respiratory arrest, heart failure, and seizures. The drink is known for killing members of the hip hop community in 2007, including producers Big Hawk and DJ Screw, and rapper Pimp C. Nonetheless, Purple Drank is used by many of the most prominent figures in the hip hop scene, including Eminem, Kanye West and Lil Wayne endorsed.

8. Methamphetamine (crystal meth)

Mexican drug cartels run a $ 20 billion industry based on the habit of 1,6 million Americans of using this addictive drug, one of the most destructive in the world. When crystal meth is smoked or sniffed, it induces a pleasant high, which is followed by euphoria, increased alertness, and increased energy. However, over time it leads to psychosis, brain damage, changes in physical appearance, and death.

7.AH-7921

The morphine-like analgesic effect of AH-7921, a µ-receptor opioid agonist, was determined to be several times stronger than that of codeine and 80% stronger than that of morphine. As an active ingredient in synthetic cannabis, AH-7921 mimics the toxic effects of heroin, when mixed with alcohol it can lead to coma and respiratory failure.

6. Flakka

Originally marketed as a legal high alternative to ecstasy, Flakka - made from the same amphetamine-like chemicals found in bath salts - can cause permanent psychological damage, organ failure, an increase in human body temperature to 41 ° C, hyperthermia, delirium and paranoia, as well as addicts drive them into a murderous madness. Abusive users have made the headlines by walking naked in traffic, having sex with trees, impaled themselves on fences and believing they were the devil.

5. Heroin

As one of the oldest drugs in the world - originally prescribed as a pain reliever to treat chronic pain and physical trauma - it became illegal in 1971 and is considered one of the most destructive substances in the world. Today, over 13,5 million people around the world inject, sniff or smoke this highly addictive pain reliever. Heroin damages blood vessels, causes gingivitis, muscle weakness, insomnia and weakens the immune system. Mixed with alcohol, heroin suppresses the same part of the brain that regulates the heart and lungs, causing brain damage, coma, and death.

4. Crack

As an extremely potent form of cocaine, crack is a powerful stimulant that causes psychosis, heart attacks, kidney failure and respiratory failure. The physical effects of crack include narrowed blood vessels, dilated pupils, increased heart rate, restlessness, irritability, and anxiety.

3. Bath salts

Often marketed as a cheap substitute for other stimulants like methamphethamine and cocaine, bath salts are a synthetic crystalline drug that causes unusual psychological behavior, psychosis, hallucinations, panic attacks, violent behavior, thoughts of suicide, elevated body temperature, and heart attacks.

2. Whoonga

Whoonga, a cheap but highly toxic and addictive drug widely available in South Africa, is added to marijuana and smoked for its relaxing and hallucinogenic properties. The white powder is made from detergents, rat poison, and a combination of antiretroviral drugs that are used to treat HIV infection. Smoking whoonga poses serious health risks, including internal bleeding, stomach ulcers, heart failure, and death.

1.Desomorphine (crocodile)

It is estimated that a million Russians are addicted to the "flesh-eating drug" - a deadly concoction of opioids, codeine, eye drops and gasoline that sells for a third of the price of heroin. The deadly combination of chemicals causes gangrene, rots from the inside out, and consumes the flesh—making it scaly like a crocodile's. Crocodile causes brain damage, organ failure and leads to limb amputation.

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