quote:Originally posted by Oshun: take to PM or better yet just talk to your sockpuppe--er.... self.
*taking this opportunity to spin this thread and share some info on this 'bath salts' thing which is not the same thing as K-2, which is also dangerous http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/alternate-names-bath-salt-drug because we should all be aware, as it appears its use is on the rise...
btw, the update on that first 'zombie' attack due to bathsalts that hit the media is-
quote:No human flesh found in 'cannibal's' stomach
IT'S the story that made the world recoil in horror: a homeless man was attacked by "cannibal" Rudy Eugene, who ate the man's face before he was shot dead by Miami police.
The horrific scene led to Eugene being named a "cannibal" and "zombie", however an autopsy has shown there was actually no human flesh in his stomach, the Miami Herald has reported.
The rumours even prompted the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention to issue a statement denying the existence of a zombie virus as well as a top lawyer decrying the ills of cannibalism.
The autopsy discovered a number of undigested pills in his stomach that have not yet been identified.
But what drove the 31-year-old man, described by his uncle as "nice and hard-working" to an act of such insanity?
Authorities in the US suspect Eugene was under the influence of a legal synthetic drug known as "bath salts", or Ivory Wave.
Police are still trying to piece together the brutal, stomach-churning attack. After he stripped and punched the victim, found sleeping on elevated train tracks, he straddled him before starting to eat his face off.
Cars and a number of cyclists passed the two men while the attack took place.
It was almost 20 minutes until officer Jose Rivera shot Eugene shortly after he arrived. He shouted at him to stop but he simply got up and growled and continued eating at the man's face.
Bath salts are classified by the Australian Drug Foundation as a "legal high" and are sold under a number of different names.
One of those, Ivory Wave, markets its product as soothing bath salts but warns they're "not to be used as snuff" and "not for human consumption". Yet the company is backed by am-hi-co-com, which specialises in legal highs.
What are 'bath salts'?
Bath salts have other names - Vanilla Sky and Hurricane Charlie among them - but first let's explain the chemistry.
The high comes from chemicals called mephedrone, methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV), and methoyne.
The NSW Drug Squad says bath salts sold with these chemical properties are illegal.
“Bath salts as mephedrone or MDPV are analogues of illegal drugs, which means bath salts in those forms are illegal,” a spokesperson told news.com.au.
“It's an emerging trend that the drug squad is starting to see these new psychoactive substances being used.”
Geoff Munro, policy director for the Australian Drug Foundation, says bath salts can produce psychotic-like symptoms.
"There's not a lot of research into mephedrone, and the effect on someone would always be difficult to predict," he told news.com.au.
"It's synthetic and has a similar structure to amphetamine and can have a similar effect to drugs like ecstasy and amphetamine."
"Essentially it's illegal unless someone has a valid permit to import it."
MDPV is a border-controlled substance; It cannot be legally imported and a man was arrested 12 months ago by the AFP.
Highly potent
Some forms of bath salts are four times as potent as methylphenidate - known more commonly as the ADHD drug Ritalan.
The chemical high is profound, hallucinogenic and prompts cravings, almost immediately, for more.
Dr Des Williams, a chemistry expert from the University of South Australia, says bath salts can dangerously alter someone's mental state.
"Apparently it gives a really nice hit for people, but the hit doesn't last very long. And there's an intense craving for more," he told news.com.au.
"It's quite nasty with precipitating mental illness of various types."
He says bath salts are still a relative unknown.
"It was first synthesised back in 1929 but wasn't really discovered until 2003, and was even sold over the counter in some places," he said.
"It's simple a simple synthesis - made up of two molecules."
How do 'bath salts' affect users?
We spoke to Sophie, 24, from Sydney, who told us of her "horrendous" experience snorting bath salts in Los Angeles.
She bought about two grams for $80 in Hollywood, and snorted six lines on the first day of Coachella music festival. It left her in a world of pain.
"We gave it a real nudge, and it wiped me out," she told news.com.au.
"It was the worst effect of any drug I've ever had. It was horrendous."
Sophie said she was told it was a legal drug but the after-effects were far worse than she could have anticipated.
"It felt fun, made you want to dance, like ecstasy, but then I became intensely paranoid," she said.
"I was sick, really shaky, I felt paralysed. My balance was off. It was the worst experience of anything. It was a really bad experience to have."
She immediately called her sister to warn her off the drug which had been doing the rounds back home.
"It looks a bit like bath salts, but it's like crumpled up, coarse, off-white powder," she said.
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I actually pointed that out to one of my colleagues!! I thought I was the only one making that observation. Indeed, it seems the drug elicits the cannibal behavior only in Blacks.
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Anglo, can you ask Ausar to confirm that you and CBT do not share the same IP address?
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You can still use proxies to change it. If he wasnt how come someone caught responding to something aimed at him (he said something like "my mistake") but under CT's account.
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Have you noticed that the cannibal side effects of the drug only affect Negroids or those who are Negroid (Black) admixed?
Is this drug some sort of mental-atavism?
quote:Originally posted by Crush Black Lies: I actually pointed that out to one of my colleagues!! I thought I was the only one making that observation. Indeed, it seems the drug elicits the cannibal behavior only in Blacks.
The Crystal Meth Connection of the Gay Porn Killer
quote:Originally posted by Oshun: Stop talking to your self Cassi.
More prove/ proof that Northwest Africans aren't caucasiod.
Bull Acad Natl Med. 2007 Apr-May;191(4-5):781-2. [Psychiatry and mental health in Morocco].
Moussaoui D.
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Académie nationale de médecine, Maroc.
Abstract
Morocco has a population of some thirty million inhabitants, a very large proportion of whom are young. Mental health and psychiatry are dealt with jointly by the university, public, private, and military sectors. Despite significant progress in the last twenty years, there are still no more than 350 psychiatrists in Morocco (thirty years ago there were fewer than ten...), plus about 60 clinical psychologists, about 400 nurses specializing in psychiatry, and social workers. There are about 1900 psychiatric beds in both specialized hospitals and general hospital psychiatry units located in the main cities. In the teaching sector there are currently four university psychiatry departments, with a total of five full professors, six associate professors and five assistant professors. The National Mental Health Program, launched in 1974 and revised in 1994, was not properly implemented. Several NGOs also work in psychiatry and mental health, including the League for Mental Health and five patient associations. A national survey of the prevalence of mental disorders, completed in 2003 but only made public in 2007, represented a watershed for psychiatry in Morocco: 48.9% of a sample of 5600 persons representative of the general population were found to have a mental disorder, and 26.5% of respondents were depressed. This survey is an invaluable reference for years to come, helping to match mental healthcare provision with real needs. Research activity has also progressed since the early 1980s, as reflected by the number and quality of publications in the different fields, including epidemiology, biological psychiatry, social psychiatry, psychopharmacology and clinical psychopathology. Cultural aspects are a special research focus (suicide and religion, cannabis use, traditional treatments, etc.). International university collaboration has been especially important for Moroccan research. However, despite major progress over the last three decades in the fields of psychiatry and mental health, much remains to be done, notably to bolster child and adolescent psychiatry, and to manage mental illness in small towns and villages, including in the remotest regions.
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