SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
Death by Stealthy Foreign Invaders
Death by Stealthy Foreign Invaders
Death by Stealthy Foreign Invaders
Friday 25th November 2022
Discover how synthetic drugs like fentanyl are reshaping addiction and recovery in this revealing podcast episode.
8 minutes
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Thought-provoking
Raw
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Motivational
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Get the buttons here!Synthetic Drugs: The New Face of Addiction
Drug cartels and China-based suppliers are transforming the entire illicit drug industry from plant-based to synthetic. Synthetic psycho-active drugs are exponentially more potent, more profitable and much easier to distribute.
Imagine a world where the drug scene is dominated by substances you can't even pronounce, let alone detect. In this eye-opening episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', the hosts pull back the curtain on the alarming rise of synthetic psychoactive drugs. Forget the old days of plant-based substances; today's drug cartels and suppliers, many based in China, are revolutionizing the industry with synthetic alternatives that are stronger, cheaper, and easier to distribute.
It's a game-changer, but not in a good way. These new drugs are slipping through the cracks of traditional law enforcement methods, making them harder to catch and even harder to combat. The hosts dive deep into the dark web, revealing how easy it is for kids to order fentanyl or synthetic marijuana online and have it delivered straight to their doorstep. No more shady alleyway deals—just a few clicks and a PO Box, and they're set.
The episode also highlights the urgent need for advanced addiction treatments and the lifesaving role of Narcan, an antidote now carried by EMTs in many states. This isn't just another episode; it's a wake-up call for anyone concerned about the future of addiction and recovery.