Contents:
- Medical Video: Top 10 Most Dangerous Street Drugs
- 7 of the deadliest types of drugs in the world
- 7. Crystal Shabu
- 6. AH-7921
- 5. Flakka
- 4. Heroin
- 3. Cocaine
- 2. Whoonga
- 1. Krokodil
Medical Video: Top 10 Most Dangerous Street Drugs
Narcotics is the killer of the younger generation. You must have known various types of drugs that are widely circulating in Indonesia, such as marijuana, crystal meth, heroin, and cocaine. The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) says that around 50 people die every day because of these narcotics and illegal drugs. However, besides the types of drugs that we often hear, it turns out there are still many other types of drugs in the world that are even more deadly when consumed. Let's see what are the most deadly types of drugs, the following.
7 of the deadliest types of drugs in the world
According to research, the seven drugs are a very deadly type among many other types. Here are the rankings of drug killers from the seventh to the first rank:
7. Crystal Shabu
This is the most destructive substance in the world. Shabu was developed in 1887, and was widely used in World War 2 to keep the troops awake. Crush shabu effect. In short-term use the effect is difficult to sleep and feel anxious. But in the long run, meth will cause the body to be damaged by damage to the brain and blood vessels.
6. AH-7921
AH-7921 is a synthetic opioid that was previously sold on line legally until it became a Class A drug in January 2015. This drug is believed to have 80% potential for morphine, so it is known as legal heroin. Although there is only one death in the UK associated with AH-7921, this drug is believed to be very dangerous and can cause cessation of breathing and gangrene (death of body tissue).
5. Flakka
Flakka is a stimulant similar to chemicals like amphetamines found in "bath salts" (one type of drug). Although at first this drug was marketed as a legal alternative to ecstasy, the effect was significantly different. Flakka users will feel an increase in heart rate, increased emotion, and if it has been digested, can cause strong hallucinations. This drug can cause permanent psychological damage, because it affects mood regulating neurons that keep the mind sertraline and dopamine under control. In addition, this type of drug can also cause heart failure.
4. Heroin
Created in 1874 by C.R. Alder Wright, heroin is one of the oldest drugs in the world. At first, heroin was prescribed as a very powerful painkiller to treat chronic pain and physical trauma. However, in 1971 he was declared illegal by the Misuse of Drugs Act. Since then, heroin has been considered as one of the substances that damage society and destroys families.
Side effects of heroin include inflammation of the gums, cold sweat, decreased immune system, muscle weakness, and insomnia. It can also damage blood vessels which can later cause gangrene if left untreated.
3. Cocaine
Cocaine first appeared in 1980 when it became a widespread item in the world of drug trafficking. Initially, cocaine offered a very high price due to scarcity and difficulty in producing it, but along with the widespread circulation of cocaine, the price of cocaine dropped significantly. As a result, dealers form cocaine like stone using baking soda as a way of distilling powdered cocaine into stone. People do this because they can sell cocaine with a low quantity, and with a higher number of consumers.
Since then cocaine is one of the biggest "epidemics" in the world, including Indonesia. And during the height of its popularity it was believed that there were more than 10 million Americans who were users of cocaine. Side effects of cocaine include damage to the liver, kidneys, lungs, and permanent damage to blood vessels, which often causes heart disease, stroke, and death.
2. Whoonga
Whoonga is a combination of antiretroviral drugs, which are used to treat HIV, and various cutting agents such as detergents and poisons. This drug is widely circulating in South Africa because of the high rates of HIV sufferers there, and this drug has become famous due to its low price. This drug is very addictive and can cause major health problems such as internal bleeding, heartburn, and ultimately death.
1. Krokodil
Croatian is a secret opium from Russia. The relatively low price makes addicts interested in consuming it. Crooked cabbage is more dangerous because it is usually homemade, with ingredients including painkillers, iodine, match fluids, and industrial cleaning agents. These chemicals can make the copodyls very dangerous, and tend to cause gangrene and decay of meat.
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