bath salts

A guy filmed the total meltdown that this teen, supposedly on bath salts, had after he ran off the road, through a fence, through a HOUSE, and then into a giant piece of equipment. Kids, don't do drugs.

The usage of Bath Salts was one of the top stories of 2012. It became national news when a man in Miami ate a homeless man's face off in the street and was then gunned down. The U.S. Navy put together an educational video on how this drug is very deadly and dangerous for you to consume. Hopefully by watching this video, you will see that this isn't a joke.

An autopsy was recently performed on Rudy Eugene, the Miami Cannibal that ate the face of homeless man Ronald Poppo. It was widely speculated that Eugene was high on bath salts, which caused him to flip out and eat that guy's face. It turns out that Eugene just had a REALLY bad case of the munchies.

When studying the wave of violent zombie-like attacks that have captivated the nation in recent weeks, one reoccurring similarity becomes clear. In each case the violent perpetrators were believed to be under the influence of a drug known innocently as ‘Bath Salts’...

The “Miami Face Eater” has raised new concerns about a problem that has gone relatively unnoticed in America, and the weird part is that it ISN’T face eating. Apparently, a street drug called “bath salts,” a combination of three common chemicals, can create violent tendencies, overpowering delusions and hallucinations and even fatal results...

Remember the controversy a few weeks ago about the bath salts that were drugs in disguise? And police pulled them from store shelves? Remember that? Here's why.