British woman, Emma Davies from Gloucestershire, has been accused of shoplifting on 15 January and was due to appear at her court hearing. Unable to do so after taking the "flesh-eating zombie" drug, Davies had to be hospitalized.
According to NHS Addiction Services, Desomorphine (dihydrodesoxymorphine), also known as 'Krokodil', is an opiate drug that comes as a white powder that can be swallowed or injected. Among its side effects is reported tissue damage, caused by contamination of the substance and/ or unsafe injecting practices.
Extreme skin ulcerations, infections and scale-like skin gave the drug its name "Krokodil." Among other most common reported complications of Krokodil use are serious vein damage, soft tissue infections, necrosis and gangrene.
Addiction to the drug leads to decrease in person's life expectancy, with those using it usually estimated to have two years to live.
Before Davies' case of Krokodil use became public, all confirmed reports of Krokodil use seem to have originated from Eastern Europe and, in particular, Russia, according to the NHS.
Side effects may include drowsiness and your limbs falling off.
Ask your doctor if Desomorphine is right for you.
Nice follow ups u2. We should start a marketing firm.
Don't forget the body organs failure guarantee!
Read about this delightful drug a few years ago when it was pretty much only in russia, with plenty of pictures.
Bizarre people would do this. But then again they use meth.