For all the guys that do drugs, 'ndi anurutu -ihe',
be thou warned. You never know what's in the
mixture you are taking.
The first cases of a terrifying new drug called
'Krokodil' that eats flesh from the inside out, is
flammable and leaves addicts with reptilian-like
skin have been reported this week in Arizona -
and the state fears the beginning of an epidemic.
DailyMail reports popular in Russia, Krokodil is
homemade, is three-times cheaper than heroin
and is created by mixing codeine with gasoline or
oil, filtering it and then injecting the rancid
concoction into the users's body.
Continual use of Krokodil causes blood vessels to
burst, leaving skin green and scaly among addicts
eventually causing gangrene and their flesh to
begin to rot.
Two addicts had arrived in hospital emergency
rooms in America with their flesh hanging off
their body, exposing bone or with skin resembling
that of a crocodile.
Doctors say they are the first reported cases in
the United States and they are extremely
frightened.
In Russia, Krokodil usage is spreading like a virus
among young people and according to
a Time magazine investigation, even those who
manage to quit their addiction come away
disfigured for life.
Some users in Russia develop brain damage and
speech impediments in addition to the horrific
scars


For all the guys that do drugs, 'ndi anurutu -ihe',
be thou warned. You never know what's in the
mixture you are taking.
The first cases of a terrifying new drug called
'Krokodil' that eats flesh from the inside out, is
flammable and leaves addicts with reptilian-like
skin have been reported this week in Arizona -
and the state fears the beginning of an epidemic.
DailyMail reports popular in Russia, Krokodil is
homemade, is three-times cheaper than heroin
and is created by mixing codeine with gasoline or
oil, filtering it and then injecting the rancid
concoction into the users's body.
Continual use of Krokodil causes blood vessels to
burst, leaving skin green and scaly among addicts
eventually causing gangrene and their flesh to
begin to rot.
Two addicts had arrived in hospital emergency
rooms in America with their flesh hanging off
their body, exposing bone or with skin resembling
that of a crocodile.
Doctors say they are the first reported cases in
the United States and they are extremely
frightened.
In Russia, Krokodil usage is spreading like a virus
among young people and according to
a Time magazine investigation, even those who
manage to quit their addiction come away
disfigured for life.
Some users in Russia develop brain damage and
speech impediments in addition to the horrific
scars

I did... I did it even lastyear year.