Davey36000
I'm not the dog in the picture
- Jun 12, 2023
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A lot of heroin is laced/mixed with fent and xylazine, and fent or other opiates can be mixed with xylazine.
Now I'm saying this, for those who even consider this option, it's a bad idea.
Xylazine is an horse tranquilizer used by veterinarians, and it's really strong but apparently heroin addicts have lost their limbs (arms and legs) because of this substance.
If anyone even remotely considers fent/heroin as a peaceful way to go, know that a lot of black market stuff is mixed with nasty/dirty chemicals (which, in a failed attempt, consider either organ damage or limb loss).
Now, I don't know if this could happen in a one time use or only after multiple uses, but it's worth to keep this possible consequence in mind.
Source:
Now I'm saying this, for those who even consider this option, it's a bad idea.
Xylazine is an horse tranquilizer used by veterinarians, and it's really strong but apparently heroin addicts have lost their limbs (arms and legs) because of this substance.
If anyone even remotely considers fent/heroin as a peaceful way to go, know that a lot of black market stuff is mixed with nasty/dirty chemicals (which, in a failed attempt, consider either organ damage or limb loss).
Now, I don't know if this could happen in a one time use or only after multiple uses, but it's worth to keep this possible consequence in mind.
Source:
Action News Special Report: Emerging drug 'Tranq' leading to amputations
Brooke Peder showed us her wounds. She has already had a leg amputated and now she's worried she may lose an arm.
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