what is the most dangerous drug in the world?

Meth, no doubt about it. It really destroys lives.

 

weed.

 

Yes, literally the tiniest amount is blown at the victim and (I assume) it is inhaled by the victim accidentally.

I was very skeptical of it when I first heard the effects, however there seems one plenty of proof online to support it.

 

The most dangerous is jumping in front of a train for the adrenalin rush, you only do it once.

 

Heroin and methadone cause the most acute deaths per
year.

 

It has to be metamphetamines or krokodil drug.

 

Meth + Cocaine

 

Heroin/meth

 

Krokodi!

 

The ones that kill fast? Meth, Krokodil (made of headache pills I heard) and Heroin. The ones that kill the most? Alcohol and Nicotine.

By the way, the scopolamine thing is 99% fake. If that drug really existed, we would have to be much more worried about it wouldnt we? It exists, but I dont think someone can be controlled just like ´´poof`` give me your bank pin etc and they give it.

 

krokidil by far

 

Honestly I'd say ignorance\stupidity because it just leads you to the same thing [ like a drug] and causes by far the most harm out of ALL things in the world.

 

Meth usually doesn't kill you fast. Opiates don't really either. Of course it depends on the person and how they take care of themselves. It's not uncommon to see people who have been doing meth for 30+ years. Alcohol kills people quicker because it damages more organs in your body than other drugs. Right now, prescription painkillers are the worst in the United States. In the past year, it's become the number one killer ahead of everything else and yet doctors keep getting away with it. From my experience, Benzos such as Xanax and Klonopin are the worst to come off of. The withdrawals last longer than anything else up to a month or more and the withdrawals can also lead to seizures or death. It also takes a long time to recover from them and get back to normal.

And without a doubt Krokodil is the worst drug out there. It's made from Tropicamide (eye drops used to dilate your pupils), Methyldesorphine (An opioid that is 15-80 times stronger than morphine), and other household items like paint thinner, gasoline, iodine, and red phosphorus. Krokodil addicts rarely live past a year and that's after watching your limbs eat themselves away eventually leading to amputation or death.

 

the most dangerous drug will most likely be a drug that is made while experimenting

 

LOL???

 

I'd go with methamphetamine. Just because it has the highest relapse rate of any other drug in the world. Sure, you may not die from it but what's worse? - death via drug or having such a powerful mental addiction that you will never not return to the drug?

 

John Woodcutter is the first person I've seen even mention the truly most dangerous drug, atleast I think he's talking about what I'm thinking of. It is called Scopolamine, on the street, it's called the Devil's Breath.

small amounts are blown into victims' faces on the street to turn the victims into "mindless zombies". The drug is used to get people to hand over their entire bank accounts, all of their possessions or to rape them, and the victim wakes up with no memory at all of what happened.

In old times, I'm not sure but I think it was some kind of natives used the drug on their women, when the husband died, the drug would be used on the woman and she would be burried alive with her husband. (or atleast I think thats how it went, it's been a good while since I researched the drug) the drug has many permanent effects and all it takes is a few spores blown into the face, if more than that is used, the victim/user will die.

As for the most addictive drug, easily heroin. A person can use heroin at the age of 16 just shoot it into the vein 1 time, be clean for 40 years, then start using it just because they were around someone else using it and was unable to say no to it.

 

I don't disagree with you on heroin (opiates) being the most addictive drug, but the rest of your reasoning is a bit off. If someone were to use any physically addictive substance just one time even if injected, then that doesn't at all make them an addict and isn't hard for them to turn it down. If they were to use it again 40 years later, then that would have been their choice and theirs only. Same goes with any drug. It's not that they were unable to say no, it's just that they chose not to. Now if they had actually been a heroin addict, then the desire to do it would have been much stronger and that would be considered a relapse. Their addiction took over and they were actually unable to control it at that moment. That still doesn't mean it's not their choice, but the disease of addiction is extremely powerful and can change an addict's thinking in a split second getting rid of any and all reasoning. I'm a recovering heroin addict myself and have been clean for almost 5 months now. As an addict, I know that I can't do a drug just once and can't stop once I start. Of course I still get cravings from time to time like any addict, but I know the consequences that comes with using, so I'm doing everything I can to stay clean. Now if it was there infront of me, then I honestly don't know whether I'd be able to turn it down or not, so I know that I can't put myself in a situation like that. The longer I'm clean, the easier it will get, but my addiction will be with me for the rest of my life, so I can never risk being around drugs.

 

Krokodil is a lot worse than meth, not only does it melt your limbs away but it also causes haemorrhaging in a lot of cases. According to the web anyways.