some people like to dabble but this is
one experiment you’re better off missing
yeah it’s like it’s a coconut yeah I get
it so everyone here is on there pretty
much welcome to watchmojo.com perm more
great content in today’s installment
we’re counting down the top 5 facts
about bath salts from their legal
standing
recreational horror stories to their
terrifying after-effects we’ll be taking
a look at some information you probably
didn’t know about this street drug and
they make people crazy a couple of
cannibalism and self-mutilation cases
could be linked to bath salts number 5
what are they bath salts the drug that
makes people eat each other’s faces bath
salts are a designer drug one that has
been created in such a way as to avoid
detection in most drug tests or still
evoke the same physical and mental
response from the user the drug usually
takes the form of white powder or
crystals and because of their appearance
the drugs were often smuggled or
disguised as genuine bath salts and thus
earned their name but that’s as far as
the lightness goes as the drug contains
harmful chemicals such as mephedrone
and MDPV which share a number of
similarities with drugs such as cocaine
and ecstasy bottom line don’t do bath
salts
number four bath salts have many street
names bath salts cortisone toradol I got
Molly I got her sister Sandra I got big
Frank I got birth control I got Plan B
because people don’t want to get caught
talking about an illegal drug over the
phone they will often develop unusual
and sometimes wacky pseudonyms for them
like how marijuana is referred to as
refill or mary-jane heroin is called
smack or horse and cocaine will
sometimes be called snow blow all the
devil’s dandruff battles are no
different some of the names they’ve been
sold and packaged as include red dove
white lightning ivory wave and Vanilla
Sky the prom with street names is that
many of them sound harmless and are thus
more likely to inflict harm on a
misinformed user bottom line don’t do
bath salts a lot about fuck is that safe
not for your brain number three their
effects are scary yeah I’ll do some bath
salts buckle up because the effects that
bath salts have on the body are
downright disgusting the initial
symptoms often include feeling euphoric
being more focused as well as an
increase in energy however things go
dark pretty quickly some of the side
effects from taking bath salts include
chest pain hallucinations paranoia and a
feeling of agitation that can last for
days but wait it gets worse some of the
more serious side effects include liver
failure heart attack and seizures and
these are just the physical effects you
may also experience suicidal thoughts
and a desire to self-harm bottom line
don’t do bath salts number two bath
salts didn’t become a designer drug
until the 2000s bath salts first emerged
in the United States Canada and the
United Kingdom in 2009 by which time
they had already been made illegal in
Israel because of its status as a
designer drug it took law enforcement
some time to crack down on those selling
and using bath salts drugs won’t we say
such silly things however once they did
they didn’t take any half-measures in
the winter of 2011 the DEA stepped up
their game and launched a special
campaign to rid New York City of the
drug ultimately arrest
ten people who were selling it out of
retail stores bottom line don’t sell
bath salts you got it just need arrest
mass number one their primary ingredient
was legal until recently ah first time
on bath salts tear as is the case with
many of the world’s most famous
narcotics the main ingredients of this
drug were originally developed legally
long ago
for instance the primary ingredient in
bath salts is methylenedioxypyrovalerone
a super long word that we shall
henceforth referred to as MDPV it was
originally created in the 1960s with the
purpose of treating people suffering
from chronic fatigue MDPV remained a
legal Albia obscure drug until the 2000s
when it was then used in the creation of
the new designer drug bath salts nowaday
is MDPV is considered a schedule 1
controlled substance in the US making it
illegal to use or sell it far away don’t
do or sell bath salts bloody hell
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one experiment you’re better off missing
yeah it’s like it’s a coconut yeah I get
it so everyone here is on there pretty
much welcome to watchmojo.com perm more
great content in today’s installment
we’re counting down the top 5 facts
about bath salts from their legal
standing
recreational horror stories to their
terrifying after-effects we’ll be taking
a look at some information you probably
didn’t know about this street drug and
they make people crazy a couple of
cannibalism and self-mutilation cases
could be linked to bath salts number 5
what are they bath salts the drug that
makes people eat each other’s faces bath
salts are a designer drug one that has
been created in such a way as to avoid
detection in most drug tests or still
evoke the same physical and mental
response from the user the drug usually
takes the form of white powder or
crystals and because of their appearance
the drugs were often smuggled or
disguised as genuine bath salts and thus
earned their name but that’s as far as
the lightness goes as the drug contains
harmful chemicals such as mephedrone
and MDPV which share a number of
similarities with drugs such as cocaine
and ecstasy bottom line don’t do bath
salts
number four bath salts have many street
names bath salts cortisone toradol I got
Molly I got her sister Sandra I got big
Frank I got birth control I got Plan B
because people don’t want to get caught
talking about an illegal drug over the
phone they will often develop unusual
and sometimes wacky pseudonyms for them
like how marijuana is referred to as
refill or mary-jane heroin is called
smack or horse and cocaine will
sometimes be called snow blow all the
devil’s dandruff battles are no
different some of the names they’ve been
sold and packaged as include red dove
white lightning ivory wave and Vanilla
Sky the prom with street names is that
many of them sound harmless and are thus
more likely to inflict harm on a
misinformed user bottom line don’t do
bath salts a lot about fuck is that safe
not for your brain number three their
effects are scary yeah I’ll do some bath
salts buckle up because the effects that
bath salts have on the body are
downright disgusting the initial
symptoms often include feeling euphoric
being more focused as well as an
increase in energy however things go
dark pretty quickly some of the side
effects from taking bath salts include
chest pain hallucinations paranoia and a
feeling of agitation that can last for
days but wait it gets worse some of the
more serious side effects include liver
failure heart attack and seizures and
these are just the physical effects you
may also experience suicidal thoughts
and a desire to self-harm bottom line
don’t do bath salts number two bath
salts didn’t become a designer drug
until the 2000s bath salts first emerged
in the United States Canada and the
United Kingdom in 2009 by which time
they had already been made illegal in
Israel because of its status as a
designer drug it took law enforcement
some time to crack down on those selling
and using bath salts drugs won’t we say
such silly things however once they did
they didn’t take any half-measures in
the winter of 2011 the DEA stepped up
their game and launched a special
campaign to rid New York City of the
drug ultimately arrest
ten people who were selling it out of
retail stores bottom line don’t sell
bath salts you got it just need arrest
mass number one their primary ingredient
was legal until recently ah first time
on bath salts tear as is the case with
many of the world’s most famous
narcotics the main ingredients of this
drug were originally developed legally
long ago
for instance the primary ingredient in
bath salts is methylenedioxypyrovalerone
a super long word that we shall
henceforth referred to as MDPV it was
originally created in the 1960s with the
purpose of treating people suffering
from chronic fatigue MDPV remained a
legal Albia obscure drug until the 2000s
when it was then used in the creation of
the new designer drug bath salts nowaday
is MDPV is considered a schedule 1
controlled substance in the US making it
illegal to use or sell it far away don’t
do or sell bath salts bloody hell
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these other great clips from watch mojo
and subscribe for new videos every day
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