One of the drug's main ingredients is human bones
Do you want prions? Because that's how you get prions.
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Not much danger there, actually. Prions are primarily gained from eating the central nervous system.
At least for existing known infections. No reason it couldn't happen to another protein and cause something like muscular dystrophy.
That's how you get a fancy new prion disease...
Good. Advocates have been sounding the warning for a long time now.
With or without the alleged "human bones" that stuff is a scourge.
Kush in Sierra Leone is quite different; it is a mixture of cannabis, fentanyl, tramadol, formaldehyde and – according to some – ground down humans bones.
Holy shit.
Sounds a lot like propaganda to keep people away from it.
Yeah.. that’s insane. I recently had surgery and was administered a small dose of fentanyl via IV while being held in post-op, I was also prescribed tramadol for pain management afterwards. Both drugs turned me into a zombie on their own. I can’t imagine mixing both, and also layering on weed, as a recreational substance.
If there are both, you won't feel the tramadol. When the ratio is high enough, it will make it suck less when the Fentanyl wears off and give it longer action though. It's kind of like saying they smoked meth with cocaine sprinkled on top. The meth is doing the heavy lifting.
I've had fentanyl post-op once and that shit works. Made it easy to understand how it could cause an addiction crisis.
Tramadol, on the other hand, does almost nothing in my experience. Doesn't cause the high and doesn't help with pain.
Perhaps I’m more sensitive to tramadol, because for me it does slightly dull pain, but also makes me profoundly drowsy and itchy. I took it for one day after being prescribed and decided that tylenol was a better option.
That sounds unpleasant. Does sound like you're probably sensitive to it in some way.
The formaldehyde gives it that extra bang you can only get from embalming fluid. If they didn't cut it with human bone it might be too potent /s