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The drug "crocodile" is also desomorphine - an artisanal drug refers to synthetic opiates, in comparison with morphine, it is more likely to cause long-term dependence. Drug addiction to the drug "crocodile" develops after 2 intravenous injections. Psychic dependence on the use of the drug "crocodile" Effects of the drug crocodile develops faster than physical, after the first injection of the drug "crocodile" there is a strong desire to repeat the experience.
The drug "crocodile" is also called the drug of the poor, since its preparation is quite cheap, as soon as the addict runs out of money for heroin, he switches to the drug "crocodile".
"Crocodile" drug addiction is a fairly young type of drug addiction, crocodile drug addiction became widespread after 2000, and rapid spread occurred after 2005. Crocodile drug addiction stands in 2nd place after heroin addiction.
Why has crocodile become so popular with addicts? In the 2000s, an intense drug war began, which led to the disappearance of heroin, cocaine and other drugs from major cities, forcing addicts to look for other ways to enjoy themselves. There was a paradox related to the good work of the drug police.

Recipe for the drug "crocodile"

The composition of the drug "crocodile" includes codeine containing preparations, gasoline, iodine, household solvents, sulfuric acid, sulfur containing in matchstick heads and phosphorus. The preparation of the drug "crocodile" uses highly toxic substances with an impurity of heavy metals. It turns out a killer mixture, which leads to death in just a few months.
Why was the drug called "crocodile"? The name comes from the fact that the injection site has sores and erosions, which are initially covered with a purulent crust, the skin in the affected areas becomes similar to the skin of a crocodile.

Ingredients included in the drug crocodile

Crocodile is a suicide drug

Crocodile is several times more harmful than heroin. That is why crocodile is called a suicide drug. The average lifespan of a heroin addict is 7 years from the onset of drug use, and that of a crocodile addict is no more than 1 year. The death of a "crocodile" drug addict comes from many complications that the drug causes. A person who uses the drug "crocodile" for more than 4 months is practically incurable and doomed to death.

The harm of the drug "crocodile"

The ingredients of the drug "crocodile" are toxic in themselves, and together with the same poisonous substances, they form a "hellish mixture". The human body, no matter how well thought out it is, is unable to bring out all this filth.
So, we will work all the way along with the drug "crocodile":

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After the injection, poisonous substances begin to act on the vascular wall of the vessel, the inner delicate shell of the vessel is not ready to tolerate such exposure to toxic substances - it is kind of burned from the inside and connective tissue cells accumulate at the burn site, as a result of which the lumen of the vessel begins to narrow significantly (which is why drug users are forced to look for new veins). The blood in this vessel stops flowing to the limb, but not immediately, because the human body is complex system and the blood begins to flow on still working collaterals (on another feeding vessel).

Local tissue necrosis occurs at the injection site, and ulcers covered with purulent scabies appear. The addict's skin at the injection site becomes similar to the skin of a crocodile. Further drug injections in these areas are becoming impossible and the addict is forced to look for other veins, which leads to the further spread of necrosis and ulcers. The necrotic tissue seems to merge and begins to fall off, as a result of which the skin literally slides off the addict's limbs like scales.
The drug "crocodile" is then distributed by blood to well-supplied organs such as the liver, brain, heart, lungs and gastrointestinal organs. Heavy metal particles (in gasoline) permanently settle in these organs and have a direct toxic effect on them. Organs do not function normally. In addition, the process of preparing the drug "crocodile" takes place in unsanitary conditions, and therefore carries viruses and bacteria that also settle in internal organs - this further complicates the process. The human body successfully copes with most viruses and bacteria, BUT in this case viruses and bacteria enter the blood directly bypassing natural barriers, in addition, under the influence of drugs there is a significant decrease in immunity. These foreign cells, settled in the organs of the addict, contribute to the formation of abscesses (pustules), in "crocodile" addicts suffer ALL organs at once, multi-organ failure develops, which in 100% of cases leads to the death of the addict.
The death of a drug addict from multiple organ failure. You can save from "crocodile addiction" only in the first 2 months from the start of using "crocodile", until the immune system is "planted" and the body at least somehow is able to fight this infection.

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