To date, one of the most terrible inventions of man, perhaps, are drugs. This article will focus on the synthetic drug crocodile, which is considered the cheapest analogue of heroin and the most destructive drug. The use of this drug leads to imminent and painful death.
What is a crocodile?
People who have used drugs at least once or have somehow encountered the problem of drug addiction are well aware of the term crocodile. This is a synthetic drug (also called desomorphine). This drug is artisanal, related to synthetic opiates, causing instant and persistent dependence (both physical and psychological).
“Crocodile” is often called the “drug of the poor,” since the cheapest ingredients are used to make it. Very often, so-called addicts with experience begin to consume this drug when they run out of money to purchase more expensive drugs.
Among the people, this drug is also known as the “suicide drug”. And this is not accidental: dependence on it occurs almost instantly (just two injections are enough), but the harm from it is much more than from heroin. For example, the life expectancy of a heroin addict (from the moment of addiction) averages about 7 years. Crocodile addicts rarely live more than two years.
Widespread "crocodile" received in the 2000s. According to statistics, in 2005 every third drug addict in our country was “crocodile”.
Drug action
The effects and consequences of using the crocodile drug are simply terrifying. The specified tool almost instantly destroys the human body.
It's all about the chemical composition of this "killer." It is prepared from a mixture of gasoline, sulfuric acid, chemical solvents, sulfur from the heads of matches, iodine and phosphorus. All of these components are extremely toxic.
It is not surprising that the consequences of consuming a “crocodile” are inevitable death.
Effect on the body
As soon as the specified drug enters the human body, it instantly burns the walls of blood vessels and narrows the veins. As a result, their blockage is provoked. Therefore, the "crocodile" drug addicts are forced to look for more and more new places on their body to enter the next, leading to an unending death, injection.
At the injection site, tissue necrosis is formed: suppuration appears on the skin, which turns into a crust that resembles a "scale" (therefore, this drug was called "crocodile").
Then it penetrates into all vital organs, which, due to its incredible toxicity, are covered with ulcers. As a result of this, the consequences of consuming a “crocodile” are fatal.
How to recognize a "crocodile" drug addict?
A person who uses any drugs acquires certain changes in appearance. Not to notice the "crocodile" drug addict is simply impossible. And the main signs of this dependence include:
- red eyes and narrowed pupils;
- painful thinness and sleepy appearance ("crocodile lovers", as a rule, suffer from insomnia);
- persistent smell of drugs and especially iodine;
- inflamed veins and ulcers on the body.
Also, people who use this drug change their psycho-emotional state: they become irritable, suffer from frequent and abrupt mood swings, are prone to depression and apathy, to rash and senseless actions, sometimes causing disastrous consequences.
After consuming a crocodile, a person experiences a peculiar “high” (according to drug addicts, similar to heroin) - hallucinations, lightness in the body. But it all ends in painful and painful breaking.
And then what?
The first dose of this drug is almost one hundred percent chance of addiction. So, what are the consequences of using a crocodile?
- A drug burns and clogs veins.
- The addict literally begins to dry out his hands and feet. The limbs begin to become covered with gangrenous formations.
- Only after some 2-3 months of using the “crocodile” abscesses form on the internal organs, and signs of decay appear.
The final stage is that the skin begins to tear away from the muscles, and the muscles from the bones. A person is covered with continuous wounds almost throughout the body (necrosis). In addition, the "crocodile" drug addict acquires a disgusting cadaveric-pharmaceutical smell that cannot be washed off or interrupted by something.
Living in this state is almost impossible: a person is tormented by terrible pains that do not subside for a minute. However, the main consequences of the use of "crocodile" - a rapid and inevitable death.
Summarizing
Being one of the youngest and cheapest drugs, the crocodile is considered the most deadly. It destroys the body much faster than heroin.
The consequences of using the crocodile drug are total destruction of the human body and inevitable painful death.
Once in the body, this drug affects absolutely all the most important organs, changing their normal functioning once and for all. "Crocodile" completely destroys the immune system (therefore drug addicts tend to become infected with all kinds of infections), clogs veins, and promotes the formation of abscesses.
The specified drug in just a couple of months of use can deprive a person of vision (many "crocodile lovers" go blind after about 6 months of use).
All these are just the main consequences of using a crocodile. Photos of “crocodile” drug addicts, for example, cannot be seen without horror in the eyes: deep necrosis, melted pus of the tendon and bone, hollow eyes and ulcers throughout the body.
After 3-4 months of using this drug, a return to normal life becomes impossible. In addition, the indicated time is sufficient for the addiction to turn into a death sentence.