What is 'pink cocaine'?
Pink cocaine, a drug mixture that can contain ketamine, ecstasy and crystal meth, has been increasingly detected in recent years.
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Pink cocaine, a drug mixture that can contain ketamine, ecstasy and crystal meth, has been increasingly detected in recent years.
On the market today there are many popular drugs such as stone drugs, ecstasy, US grass ... Ketamin is classified by experts and law makers as a group of synthetic drugs.
Happy ecstasy is a real phenomenon? What does science say about this story?
The taste of chocolate gives the feeling of ecstasy more than a kiss. A new study found that the moment of melting chocolate in the mouth brought about four times the pl…
In a rather bizarre but shocking study conducted by Dr. Gül Dölen of the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine (USA), scientists gave the octopus 'enjoyment of the MDMA e…
Kuwaiti police caught a pigeon transporting 200 synthetic drug tablets in a small pouch on his back.
Crabs threatening terns, eagles stole human fish, flying flying in the air are interesting scenes of animals in the past week.
Within the scope of this article, Dr. Huynh Thanh Hien - Ho Chi Minh City Psychiatric Hospital will share some of the popular drugs in Vietnamese youth today as well as…
London scientists have made a new study of the effect on the brain of ecstasy.
A Portuguese study has just shown that the consumption of Ecstasy (also known as ecstasy) destroys early brain cells in the new mouse.
Previous studies have shown that long-term and high-dose use of ecstasy is harmful to the nerves, leading to depression, anxiety, confusion, difficulty sleeping and memo…
Neurological effects of ecstasy, also known as ecstasy or synthetic drugs, will last up to 5 days if there is support from strong music and noise such as in a nightclub…