Are the “Bath Salts” People Are Using to Get High Real Bathing Salts?
Question by Bacchus: Are the “bath salts” people are using to get high real bathing salts?
I ain’t using it and never will use that shit, just saw the news and saw the term “bath salts.”
Best answer:
Answer by Apple of my Eye
“Bath Salts” is just the street name for a drug that is a combination made up mostly of crack cocaine. It can be snorted or injected and helps the person get high. Using “bath salts” can also make you extremely violent.
Don’t worry! It’s not something you can just go buy at Bath & Body Works!
The media needs to be more specific when they just throw these terms around…
Edit:
@Eric – Holy crap, Eric, you need to calm down. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think you were on drugs…hmmm…this person asked a question, I answered. Yes, just about anything these days can be made into some sort of inhalant, but chill – bath salts is a drug. And a beauty product (haha). I grew up in the projects. Snorting stuff is not a new practice.
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