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Some complications of Flakka drug abuse can happen while the drug user is acutely agitated, if they were to harm themselves or others; however, medically, the severe consequences of the agitation caused by the drug appear later. Patients who are agitated can go into a state called “excited delirium,” which is a medical emergency. In the excited delirium state, restrained patients struggle to free themselves, scream, flail, and can even have seizures.

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 Flakka is a highly addictive substance. Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute found that the potency and addictiveness of alpha-PVP is similar to that of bath salts,  Buy Flakka APVP online.

Continued flakka use can induce cravings. It c. When taken in high doses, alpha-PVP can result in overdose.

The DEA classifies flakka as a Schedule I substance, making it illegal in the United States. Schedule I drugs have no acceptable medical purposes and a high potential for abuse. Buy Flakka APVP online Chelmsford

                                     Flakka v Bath salts

Bath salts is a broad spectrum term used for a group of man-made psychoactive drugs which mimic the effects of classified banned drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines, crystal meth and ecstasy. Bath salts contain MDPV which is similar to Flakka. Bath salts were originally sold as legal highs and “designer party drugs”, where drug users could get high for a fraction of the cost and without actually breaking the law. Buy Flakka APVP online Chelmsford

As the first cases of legal high abuse and deaths emerged, the government was forced to act quickly in banning them. However, due to mass production and underground laboratories continually altering the chemical formulas to escape the law, the New Psychoactive Substances Act 2016 was made effective to provide a blanket ban on all legal highs with psychoactive effects.

Chemically and appearance-wise, Flakka and Bath Salts are very similar, except that Flakka lacks a cluster of atoms called the 3,4-methylenedioxy motif. Both Flakka and bath salts have been shown to produce similar effects in users, and both have a very high potential for abuse and addiction.

Flakka has become infamous for the extremely bizarre behaviour exhibited by those under its influence. Examples of this have included reports of people high on the drug committing acts of cannibalism on innocent bystanders, leaving their victims permanently disfigured or left for dead. Other reports have videos of people allegedly high on Flakka presenting in a zombie-like state. It is this extreme, frightening and bizarre behaviour that has caught the media’s attention.

Initially, the Flakka drug was not associated with the UK. However, over the past few years, more and more reports of use are being recorded. The drug claimed its first British victim in 2018; that of the late Andrea Horvathov, who tragically died at the age of 23 of a heart attack at a house party. Andrea was found to have Flakka, amongst other drugs, in her system.

                        Flakka abuse and addiction

Research into synthetic cathinones shows that Flakka can cause withdrawal symptoms.

Withdrawal symptoms include anxiety, sleeplessness, depression, paranoia and tremors. The drug can also cause tolerance and dependence when repeatedly abused for a period of time.

In animal studies, scientists found that it is even more addictive than crystal methamphetamine, with rats being observed to compulsively and repeatedly press a lever to self-administer the drug as many times as possible.

Crystal meth is widely known to be one of the most addictive drugs available. To find a drug that is even more addictive is really very alarming.

                           Who uses Flakka?

Studies have shown that people who use and abuse Flakka are more likely to experiment with other legal highs, psychoactive drugs and stimulants. It may be abused by a person who grows tolerant to other stimulant drugs and becomes desperate to feel a powerful euphoric high once again. It may also be used as a cheaper alternative by someone who becomes addicted to cocaine.

Abuse can easily lead to overdose and death, especially in a person who has a low tolerance of powerful stimulant drugs. Flakka has been found to be up to ten times stronger than cocaine.

                 Spotting the signs of abuse

As it is such a potent and dangerous drug, a person addicted to or abusing Flakka is unlikely to hide their problem for very long.

Even a slight overdose can result in some very extreme and disturbing symptoms. However, determining that it is actually Flakka that they are using as opposed to another stimulant drug may not be as easy.