Policy Flakka 'Turns People Into Zombies,' Just Like Krokodil and Jenkem Flakka-fortified humans reportedly are stronger than Vulcans. Jacob Sullum | 6.17.2015 6:49 AM ...

So a lot of drug users are actually using Flakka and/or other "bath salts" unknowingly or unintentionally, thinking it's Molly. (And no, these people didn't turn into cannibals or zombies.) ...

Known for causing dangerous hallucinations and uncontrollable aggression, Flakka has devastated neighborhoods worldwide.

Flakka use was also associated with use of a higher number of other drugs and higher frequency of use of other drugs, with 51.7% using 4–12 other drugs and 22.4% using 4–12 other drugs > 6 times.

Flakka is usually found in the form of white or pink crystals, and can reportedly cost as low as $3 to $5 per dose. The synthetic drug flakka. (Image via the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency) ...

In whatever form, flakka poses a growing risk for West Palm Beach police, as well as firefighters and hospital workers, who find themselves trying to control stoners who’ve been showing up on ...

Flakka is called "gravel" in some parts of the country. The drug is cheap, sold at $3-$5 a dose, and is considered highly addictive, according to Drug Abuse.com.

The synthetic drug alpha-PVP -- or flakka -- is sometimes called the "zombie" or "cannibal" drug, and about 1 percent of U.S. high school seniors have tried it, according to a new study.

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