Talking of legal highs, now Methadrone has been banned by the previous government it is being announced by hospitals that one of its replacement drugs is now much worse, with symptoms being more adverse and with more hospital casualties. Ivory Wave create feelings of hallucinations and agitation and sometimes aggression which doesn't sound very specific.
History is littered with these stories of meddling leading to worse creations and more deaths and destruction. Heroin was invented as a substitute to Opium only to discover it was in fact more addictive not less. Lea Betts died due to misunderstanding advice about the consumption of water whilst taking ecstasy.
Isn't it time the government stopped making the youth into lab rats and started offering them an alternative that was tested, graded and safer than stuff labelled as plant food? Products with government warning labels and heavy taxation are the way forward.
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Hello, I'm a substance misuse worker and am now provide drug awareness training http://www.merseydrugtraining.com on a self-employed basis-consequently I'm always trying to glean information. Due to a dearth of "legal high" clients presenting at my agency, I'm in the dark about how these impact on people/their addiction potential/how the dealing infrastructure works once these substances have been made illegal e.g. methadrone. Anyone enlighten me? Thanks.
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