The medicine 2C-B, also known as “pink cocaine” or “bo, caused the death of a 14-year-old Spanish youth after allegedly being swallowed by an energy drink. At Unotv.com we mean it About what this substance is and why it works for those who consume it.
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What is 2C-B, also known as “pink cocaine” or “Tusi”?
2C-B is a psychedelic drug, according to the Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF) of Australia. This substance belongs to the group of drugs “2C,” a general name for fethylamines.
- Las phenethylamine They are a type of drug with effects on hallucinogens, physicists, intelligence, and emotions, according to the “Narcon” Health Provider Institute of Colombia.
Because of this, “book” is a powerful stimulant that increases heart rate, breath, and blood pressure. The body temperature rises, and the person can become dehydrated if they are not sure they are drinking enough water.
In addition, being a psychedelic affects all the senses, changing the thought of time and the emotions. It also causes hallucinations, as well as distorted images or sounds, according to the ADF.
More details on 2C-B and its status in Mexico
However, 2C-B is also known as pink cocaine, not to be confused with cocaine. It is called that because Tusi is presented in powder form, and they use colorants—in general, roses—to recognize it.
It is similar to ecstasy et al.’s LSD, even when drinking it orally and aspirated. Its effect has a total duration of between 8 and 10 hours from drinking it until the person returns to the original state. It all depends on dose and consumer tolerance.
- 2C-B was introduced to Colombia in 2012, gaining popularity in 2016, according to Narcon. And even if it has alerts turned on in Spain, the Mexican authorities do not warn about the use of this substance.
What are the risks of this drug, and why can it be fatal?
The drug is also known as Nexus It can be harmful if eaten individually. “If the person does not manage it well or if he consumes too much, there is a possibility of having a high fever, attacks, or organ failure,” which is the cause of death, says Narcon.
However, the Colombian experts caution above all because of its adverse effects if 2C-B combines with other things, as happened in the case of young Spanish. This can happen when combined with these drugs:
- Ecstasy or MDMA
- Tachycardia
- dry mouth
- Sweating
- jaw clenching
- Vibrations
- Dehydration
- Hyperthermia (increased body temperature)
MDMA interacts with blood-clotting substances, causing it to clot in areas it shouldn’t, such as the lungs, heart, and brain, causing death, according to the Colombian institution.
- Benzodiazepines
- Drowsiness.
- Confusion.
- Unsteadiness when walking.
- Speak in an unintelligible manner.
- Concentration problems.
- dizziness
- Difficulty remembering things or situations.
- Slow breathing.
Overdosage and/or mixing with other substances can lead to coma, which is potentially fatal, as specified by Narconon.
- Ketamine
- Blood or cloudy urine.
- Pale or blue lips, skin, or nails.
- Problems with swallowing.
- Possible fatal rise in body temperature.
- Chest pain, discomfort, or tightness.
- Rapid heart rate.
- Out of control.
- Delusions of persecution and paranoia.
- Hypersexual behavior.
- Irregular heart rate, as well as high blood pressure.
- Swollen or swollen eyelids, face, lips, or tongue.
- Attacks.
- Coma.
- Death.
- Bath salts
- paranoia
- Hallucinations.
- A greater desire for sex.
- Panic attacks.
- Excited delirium.
“book” As a synthetic and illegal drug, it causes the consumer to be unsure of what they are consuming or the possible chemical reactions in the body that can be enhanced by mixing. psychoactive substances.
