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.

Image credit: Wikipedia Media coverage of the popular drugs collectively called “Bath Salts” has sparked a nationwide movement to ban the substances from retail stores, where they've been sold ...

So, what types are there and which one should you choose? One of the most popular options in the world of bath salts are the pretty pink ones, otherwise known as Himalayan.

Crime Will Bath Salts Make You Go Crazy and Eat Someone’s Face? Probably Not.

The majority of respondents reported never knowingly ingesting bath salts or any unknown powders in the past. However, 40 percent of these samples tested positive for bath salts.

A former bath salts user says his overdose was the worst experience of his life "You feel like you're 10 feet tall and bulletproof," Freddy Sharp says "Bath salts" are in the spotlight after a ...

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 ...

Aren't bath salts supposed to be calming? A new wave of addicts are smoking, injecting, and snorting bath salts that provide the same effects as methamphetamines. The salts contain the chemicals ...

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.

Synthetic marijuana and "bath salts" seized in January in Illinois CBS Chicago/DuPage County Sheriff's Police (CBS) - When Ohio emergency room physician Dr. Howard Mell heard that Rudy Eugene, the ...

His death is one of two that officials with the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences have recently linked to bath salts. Since their popularity began rising last year, the products have ...