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People don't take meth; meth takes people

When you take meth for the first time, you are susceptible to having bouts of nausea. The nausea you experienced was your body trying to eject the poisons
you ingested. That's what meth is: Poison. Some of the ingredients
of meth are: acetone; brake cleaner; denatured alcohol; drain opener;
ether; paint thinner; rubbing alcohol; match heads; and sulphuric or
muriatic acid.

A meth user would save him/herself a lot of money by simply tipping
back a bottle of Draino, eating the heads off some matches and, for a
dessert cordial, sipping some muriatic acid (the latter is used to
clean concrete). That way death would be swift without lengthy
suffering although *my* recomendation is DON'T CONTINUE INGESTING
THESE POISONS.

A couple of years ago while covering a murder trial for a mid-state
newspaper, I had the opportunity to witness the full effects of a man
addicted to meth. While waiting for the jury to come back, the
sheriff came and got me to come and see the man so I could see exactly
what meth addiction looked like and report it in my column.

I don't believe I've ever seen a thinner, more jittery nor
ashen-skinned human in my life. He was being questioned by the
sheriff while they waitied for an ambulance to transport him to the
hospital. His behavior was not even human; he jerked and jumped at the
slightest movement like a rabid animal, his speech was near to
incoherent, and his skin was the color of bleached concrete.

He was asked "When is the last time you slept?" and he shakily
answered that he thought it was "about two weeks ago." The ambulance
came, he was taken to the hospital and he later died during massive
convulsions.

Since you have recently introduced your body to this drug, I wanted
you to know what you could look forward to in the near future if you
continue to take it.


People don't take meth; meth takes people.

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