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--- In [email protected], "suryana" wrote: > > Wah gahwat rupanya binatang purba bersel satu amuba juspig oleh dokternya > dikasih salah satu obat dibawah ini, akibatnya jadi tambah gelo dan narsis > plus takut ketemu orang, mirip penyakit anjing rabies. > ramuan zolpidem, nutmeg, the hellis dan krokodil, makanya bisa tahan berhari > hari morang maring di depan komputer. > +++ > > 10 Crazy Drugs You Donât Know (And Donât Want To) > At school youâre taught that drugs can do some scary things. These effects > can be blown out of proportion, and make it seem like a few tokes at a party > can send you spiralling into addiction and a life of crime. The drugs listed > below are worse than anything you were ever warned about. > > 10 > Zolpidem > The Sleepwalking Pill > > Zolpidem is a drug with potential side effects like sleep-walking, > sleep-driving and occasionally sleep-spewing > Zolpidem, more commonly known as Ambien is a sleeping pill that was > developed as an alternative to Valium. And most of the time, it works pretty > well. You can take one, fall asleep, and then wake up in the morning without > further incident. > For some people though, zolpidem can cause people to do all kinds of crazy > stuff while asleep. There are all the cases of people on zolpidem crashing > cars and claiming to be asleep, and thatâs just the warm up. > Thereâs a crazy story about an Australian couple who were both taking > zolpidem. The woman hallucinated that she was floating above the bed before > projectile vomiting like âthat movie with Linda Blairâ. Her husband > strapped on a tool belt, loaded it with spatulas and tried to clean it up. > âThe next morning we thought it was a bad dream,â she said. âIt > wasnât.â > > 9 > Scopolamine > The Drug Criminals Blow Into Your Face > > Scopolamines ability to cause amnesia suggestibility has been exploited by > Columbian criminals. > Scopolamine is a drug that causes amnesia and suggestibility. The really > scary thing about this drug is how easy it is to administer. Criminals in > Columbia have been blowing powder into the faces of victims, who then > happily empty their bank accounts or assist in the robbing of their own > house. The morning after, the victim has no idea what has happened. > While there have been rumors of people being drugged in the US through > touching business cards soaked in scopolamine, these have been debunked. > Thankfully it looks like the drug hasnât yet made it out of Columbia. > > 8 > Nutmeg > The Hallucinations Waiting in Your Pantry > > Nutmeg, despite a wholesome reputation, is in fact a hallucinogenic. > Yep the same stuff thatâs probably sitting in your kitchen cupboard right > now is one hell of a crazy drug. High doses of nutmeg can induce > hallucinations; which has lead many people strapped for cash or wanting a > legal alternative to the more famous hallucinogens to throw back massive > doses of a kitchen spice. > These trips are normally unpleasant and more closely resemble psychotic > detachment from reality as opposed to the psychedelic sixties. Accompanying > the hallucinations is severe anxiety, and a sense of impending doom. > The physical effects are also pretty harsh with rapid heart rate and > palpitations, dry mouth, nausea and urinary retention all being reported. > And you always wondered nutmeg was for⦠> > 7 > Human Growth Hormone The Can Turn You Into a Bond Villain > > A potential side effect of using Human Growth Hormone in sports can be > looking like a Bond villain⦠> Human growth hormone or HGH is, as you would expect, a hormone found in > humans that is necessary for growthnecessary for growth. > Athletes have been known to inject HGH because they believe it will help > with recovery after training (although thereâs little evidence to > support this). As you can guess from the list so far, there can be some > very nasty side effects. The most intense one is a condition called > acromegaly. > Acromegaly causes skin to get thicker, the hands and feet to swell and the > jaw line to become more pronounced causing gaps between the teeth. So trying > to get a bit of an edge in sports can leave you looking like a James Bond > villain. Literally â" acromegaly is the condition the guy who played Jaws > had. > The early days of HGH use were even scarier, as it was sourced from dead > bodies. This isnât just icky. This practise led to many cases of > Creutzfeldtâ"Jakob disease, a brain disorder similar to mad cow disease, > but more like âmad human diseaseâ. > > > 6 > The Hellish, Deadly LSD Trip That Lasts for 3 days > > Bromo-dragonfly can act like a super-charged version of LSD, with trips > lasting up to 3 days. > Bromo-dragonfly is a drug that is named because its molecular structure > looks like a dragonfly. If you think thatâs kind of spooky, hear what it > does. > Bromo-dragonfly is sometimes sold as LSD, because itâs active at low > enough doses to be put on a tab. While an LSD trip usually lasts a few > hours, Bromo-dragonfly can be active for up to 3 days, and can have a range > of nasty side effects. These include seizures, spasms in your veins and > blood vessel constriction. Amputation of limbs is required in severe cases. > Not freaky enough yet? The trips have been described as being âdragged to > hell and back againâ. >  > > 5 > The Anti-Pot That Can Make You Suicidal > > Rimonadant, the anti-pot, can cure munchies but cause depression. > Getting the munchies is one of the most well known symptoms of marijuana > smoking. Scientists figured that if they made a drug that had the opposite > effect on the body, they could make people less hungry. So Rimonabant was > born, a drug that works in the same places in the brain as cannabis but has > exactly the opposite effect.â¨â¨This strategy worked and the drug was > approved for weight loss. Rimonabant was also found to have opposite effects > to weed in other areas too. It increases sperm motility, and improves > short-term memory in animals. Unfortunately, it has some pretty serious side > effects. > If youâve ever seen someone have a big toke on a joint, you know that more > often than not they have a smile on their face. Because say what you will > about pot, it tends to make people feel pretty good.  Rimonabant has the > opposite effect here as well and was withdrawn from the market pretty > quickly after it was revealed it was making people depressed and suicidal. > > 4 > Super-Heroin > > Etorphine is 5000 times stronger than heroin, and can overdose a human > simply through skin contact. > Heroin has caused untold levels of despair, suffering and bad PSAs. So you > might be surprised to learn that scientists sat down and developed a drug > 5000 times as strong. > Etorphine is a drug that works in the same way as heroin and morphine, but > never really took off on the streets because itâs too potent to do > anything besides instantly kill humans. > How potent? Its only use is to sedate large animals, and 1/100th of a gram > can knock out a 3000 kg (6614 lbs) elephant. Contact with skin can be enough > to cause an overdose in humans, so whenever the drug is used an assistant > with an antidote has to be ready to Pulp Fiction you in case of an accident. > > 3 > DNP > The Horrifying Weight Loss Drug > > DNP burns fat in humans so well, it raised body temperatures and cooks the > user from the inside. > 2,4-Dinitrophenol or DNP is a drug that screws up the way your body uses > energy. Normally the food you eat is turned into energy to keep your heart > beating and let your muscles move and really important stuff like that. If > you eat too much energy, the excess is stored as fat on your butt and > stomach until thereâs not enough food around and itâs needed. > DNP is a drug that was used for weight loss in the 1930s, because it totally > screwed with the way your body used energy so that energy is used up without > any effort on your part. You can eat all the fried chicken that you want and > all the energy will be burnt up while you sit around playing X-Box. > While this may sound like the best invention ever, thereâs a drawback. > The drug was discontinued in 1938 because people were literally cooking from > the inside, with massively raised body temperature, heart rate and sweating > that was often fatal. > The drug is available through online pharmacies and people are still taking > it, and itâs still killing them. > > 2 > Super Powerful Synthetic Marijuana > > Dimethylheptylpyran is a US military designed marijuana so potent that a 1mg > dose can leave soldiers unable to perform their duties for up to 3 days. > From the 1950s to the 1970s the US military had a fun little side project at > the Edgewood Arsenal. They would give soldiers various drugs and chemical > agents to see what happened. One of these was a super potent version of > marijuana called âdimethylheptylpyranâ or DMHP. > This stuff gives all the classic signs of being baked like red eyes, hunger > and sluggishness. However rather than a couple of joints, 0.0002 g is all > the DMHP you need to get the average person staring at their shoes and > giggling. At 1mg doses soldiers were completely unable to perform their > duties for up to 3 days. The boffins over at Edgewood thought they had > stumbled across the ideal non-lethal incapacitating agent. > You could just spray the enemy base with DMHP and walk in an hour later > while everyone is watching Friends reruns and eating Cheetos. By the late > 1970s more effective chemical warfare agents had been weaponised, and the > research was stopped. > > 1 > Krokodil â" Russian Heroin That Eats Your Flesh > Russian Heroin That Eats Your Flesh > > Krokodil is a cheaply produced drug that has similar effects to heroin, but > with side effects that include literally eating away at the flesh of the > user. > In Russia, heroin addicts who canât afford their next hit have found an > easier and much more horrifying way to get a fix. A series of reactions with > over the counter painkillers and easily available chemicals can create a > drug called desomorphine that has similar effects to heroin. > As you can probably guess, cooking up painkillers, lighter fluid, and > cleaning oils in a kitchen doesnât result in a pure product. A brown gunk > called Krokodil is produced. The mixture was named for its tendency to turn > the skin of users scaly and reptilian as the toxic by-products eat away at > the flesh. Heavy use leaves flesh grey and dead, sometimes rotting away to > the bone. The results are truly disturbing. >  >  > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
