Geez. It sounds like doing blow in England is almost as dangerous as driving with Billy Joel.
According to The Sun, a 42-year-old woman recently found out the hard way that the Latin American cartels responsible for 80 percent of the UK’s cocaine supply are cutting it with the horse-worming pill levamisole, a drug that obviously works best when horses have worms and not when the British are bored.
The pill is apparently a cheap substitute for Latin American cutters because farming is their main source of income, but it’s also turning cocaine dreams into nightmares for many users in England.
I mean, sure, levamisole is one hell of a stimulant, but it also results in the rotting of flesh, turning ears to black and inflammation of blood vessels when ingested by humans. Many users have even experienced a significant drop in their white blood cell count.
That means from here on out, British cokeheads have a choice: Either introduce your body to a few cans of Red Bull everyday and enjoy having a face, or keep snorting blow that’s laced with pills meant for livestock and wind up looking like the lady above. Oh, and did we mention the lesions?
Gross. (Photos via The British Medical Journal)
Might want to find a substitute for those Big Macs, too: This Is What Happens To Your Body One Hour After Devouring A Big Mac
