article_snippet: Another friend was hospitalised after falling ill from taking the same substance, believed to be a synthetic psychoactive drug.
article_snippet: It is too early to speak about all this for both families but the vicar will be saying something about drugs at his funeral. '
article_snippet: Doctors are also concerned by the effects of the drugs bought online and in so-called 'head shops'.
article_snippet: Julia Lewis, of the Aneurin Bevan Health Board in South Wales, said: 'Julia Lewis, of the Aneurin Bevan Health Board in South Wales are seeing increasing numbers of people going into mental health units with acute psychotic episodes after having taken some of these legal substances. '
article_snippet: Julia Lewis, of the Aneurin Bevan Health Board in South Wales are hearing of quite young people having heart attacks - I treated one 17-year-old boy who'd had a small heart attack on one of these legal substances.'
article_snippet: Owain Vaughan, 14, pictured with mother Jenny, was hospitalised thanks to a legal high .
article_snippet: Three schoolboys from Glynneath in South Wales have been hospitalised after Three schoolboys from Glynneath in South Wales took a legal high which Three schoolboys from Glynneath in South Wales had bought over the counter.
article_snippet: Owain Vaughan, 14, took the drug with friends and was rushed to hospital after suffering severe fits, low blood pressure, burst blood vessels in his face and violent nausea.
article_snippet: When his came round, his insisted his had never taken drugs before but said his assumed the substance would be safe because the substance was legal.
article_snippet: his was given a legal high and ended up in
article_snippet: After his ordeal, Owain posted a message on Facebook warning his friends not to dabble with drugs which could turn out to be unsafe or even deadly.