Gray Death, the Deadliest Drug
Some drugs can lead to death by overdose. And one of them is the new drug known as Gray Death. Experts state that it is the deadliest drug of all, as it can cause death in a single dose.
Gray Death has an appearance similar to cement, and its name perfectly defines the look and harmful effects of this drug. It is a highly toxic cocktail of psychoactive substances:
- Heroin
- Fentanyl
- U-47700 (a synthetic opioid)
- Carfentanil (elephant tranquilizer): one of the most harmful components, ten thousand times more potent than morphine.
In recent weeks, North American authorities have raised the alarm due to several deaths from its consumption in Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, and Tennessee. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has asked authorities to take greater precautions than those used with other opioids, as an individual can die from overdose just by touching this substance, as the drug is absorbed through the skin.
The reaction in a person’s body to this highly lethal drug can be very negative. The composition of “Gray Death” has also been found to contain a mixture of other substances, in addition to those mentioned, such as cocaine.
Opioids kill around 30,000 people annually in the United States. In fact, more than 100,000 Americans died from overdose last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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