Bath Salts: The Designer Drug of 2012. Antivirus pioneer John McAfee, a devotee now detained in a murder probe, sang the praises of the substance said to mimic meth and cocaine.

Even then, don't expect bath salts to go away; there are a multitude of ways to buy them apart from retail stores, and a strong underground network circulating the drugs in every major US city.

The Great Bath Salt Scare of 2012, Owen shows, was almost entirely manufactured by fear-mongering drug warriors. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement.

"Bath salts won't turn you into a zombie or a face-eating monster," Palamar says. But, that said, "you don't want to take them" because their effects are not well-known, ...

Bath salts are a synthetic powder that acts like cocaine and can be bought over the Internet or in some convenience stores. Hospitals and drug experts are trying to play catch-up.

“I just felt all kinds of crazy,” said Sharp, now 27, of Tennessee, who says he hasn’t used bath salts in months. “It felt so evil. It felt like the darkest, evilest thing imaginable.” ...

No, “Bath Salts” Won’t Turn You Into a Cannibal But now we have a better idea what the latest generation of the drugs is really doing to your brain . Helen Thompson. November 20, 2014.

What are bath salts and why should you be using them? Feeling tired, sore and stressed? This could be the answer. Sarah Jones. Sunday 22 July 2018 15:15 BST. Comments. open image in gallery ...

Bath salts, a catch-all name for a group of at least three synthetic drugs, began appearing around 2008—first in Europe and Asia, and then in the United States, Scott said.

I'd never heard of bath salts before, besides real bath salts." Can cause strokes John had only been using the bath salts for a month before he died Aug. 1, his father said.

Learn how to easily make your own DIY rose petal bath salts! These are one of the best bath soaks to take, and it’s so simple to make your own at home. Indulging in a soothing bath can be a ...