Basalt is dangerous. For two reasons; dosage, and sleep deprivation. This contains mephedrone and methylenedioxypyrovalerone. Found in the middle east and in the east african countries. however, that since some varieties of bath salts are chemical grab bags containing any number of drugs, it’s certainly possible that hallucinogens are occasionally in the mix. But the addiction isn't the main problem. The predictable result is paranoia, panic attacks, mood swings and reckless behavior. As well as hypothermia kicks in causing you to heat up. When putting those together you get the 'dark hell' everyone says. With enough of the substance coursing through someone’s body, and several nights of not sleeping, could you end up with someone gnawing off another person’s face? Yes.. Could happen. Taking this drug isn't a good thing. Just 'cause it's llegal doesn't mean you should go ahead and try it.
He chewed off the 65-year-old’s nose, bit his eyes and ripped pieces of flesh with his teeth during the savage 18-minute attack.
Disalvo, David. "The Straight Dope on What Bath Salts Do to Your Brain and Why They're Dangerous - Forbes."
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omg this is scary wow great job on the pics and research.
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