Psychotropic Substances differ with narcotics and other addictive substances. Psychotropic substances themselves experiencing rapid growth and accompanied by increasingly sophisticated marketing patterns should be taken seriously. Handling this problem requires a multi-disciplinary approach which consists of various experts of different fields.
New Psychotropic Substances until now a major concern in a number of countries in the world are divided into three major groups. The three groups of substances that are BZP/Pill Party (Party Pills), Salt Bath (Bath Salts), and Synthetic Marijuana (Spice). Groups of these substances it can be in the form of new things, be it the old substance packaging with the latest techniques, or mixture of a number of substances that have been there before.
Psychotropic Substances BZP/Pill Party (Party Pills)
Benzyl Piperazine contained by Pill Party/Party Pills do not belong to the class of drugs in accordance with the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs in the year 1961, is also not included in the appropriate class of psychotropic drugs in the year 1971. The Convention on Psychotropic Substances BZP synthesized for the first time in 1944 that is a derivative of piperazine compounds, namely anti-worm medication that is still used today. In 1970 it was discovered that BZP has anti-depressant effect, therefore in 1980 produced as an antidepressant under the trade name Trelibet in Hungary. Then use is discontinued after BZP known effect turns like MDMA and amphetamine.
For the first time Benzyl Piperazine abuse reported in California in 1996 and from year to year more and more popular as a substitute for legal use on ecstasy and methamphetamine in the nightlife. New Zealand as a user and supplier of the world's largest BZP new streamline strict regulations on the manufacture, sales, import and export of these substances in 2008.
Psychotropic Substances Spice
Spice or Synthetic Marijuana is an herb that is given some kind of spray chemical material synthesis in order to obtain a result similar to the psychoactive effects of cannabis plant (cannabis). Fake marijuana is legal to be sold in certain countries. Famous brands including the "No More Mr. Nice Guy "," K2 "and" Spice ". However in 2012, the FDA set a ban on the sale of these substances. This is related to the incident in 2010, where there are tens of thousands of cases related cases these substances. Other research has also shown how the influence of these substances in adolescents.
Psychotropic Substances Bath Salt
Bath Salt is very similar to the salt commonly used in the soaking water for bathing, such as borax, baking soda (baking soda), sodium sesquicarbonate, epsom salt (salt English). Actually Bath Salt is when we use the bath water, it will get the sensation relaxed, fresh and fun. Naturally, these substances are sold freely for bathing purposes. But the mafia drug use by selling psychotropic substances disguised as bath salt, complete with warning labels are generally embedded in these bath salts. In fact they also did not hesitate to wear famous brands to be included in the packaging of the drug.
New Psychotropic Substances until now a major concern in a number of countries in the world are divided into three major groups. The three groups of substances that are BZP/Pill Party (Party Pills), Salt Bath (Bath Salts), and Synthetic Marijuana (Spice). Groups of these substances it can be in the form of new things, be it the old substance packaging with the latest techniques, or mixture of a number of substances that have been there before.
Psychotropic Substances BZP/Pill Party (Party Pills)
Benzyl Piperazine contained by Pill Party/Party Pills do not belong to the class of drugs in accordance with the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs in the year 1961, is also not included in the appropriate class of psychotropic drugs in the year 1971. The Convention on Psychotropic Substances BZP synthesized for the first time in 1944 that is a derivative of piperazine compounds, namely anti-worm medication that is still used today. In 1970 it was discovered that BZP has anti-depressant effect, therefore in 1980 produced as an antidepressant under the trade name Trelibet in Hungary. Then use is discontinued after BZP known effect turns like MDMA and amphetamine.
For the first time Benzyl Piperazine abuse reported in California in 1996 and from year to year more and more popular as a substitute for legal use on ecstasy and methamphetamine in the nightlife. New Zealand as a user and supplier of the world's largest BZP new streamline strict regulations on the manufacture, sales, import and export of these substances in 2008.
Psychotropic Substances Spice
Spice or Synthetic Marijuana is an herb that is given some kind of spray chemical material synthesis in order to obtain a result similar to the psychoactive effects of cannabis plant (cannabis). Fake marijuana is legal to be sold in certain countries. Famous brands including the "No More Mr. Nice Guy "," K2 "and" Spice ". However in 2012, the FDA set a ban on the sale of these substances. This is related to the incident in 2010, where there are tens of thousands of cases related cases these substances. Other research has also shown how the influence of these substances in adolescents.
Psychotropic Substances Bath Salt
Bath Salt is very similar to the salt commonly used in the soaking water for bathing, such as borax, baking soda (baking soda), sodium sesquicarbonate, epsom salt (salt English). Actually Bath Salt is when we use the bath water, it will get the sensation relaxed, fresh and fun. Naturally, these substances are sold freely for bathing purposes. But the mafia drug use by selling psychotropic substances disguised as bath salt, complete with warning labels are generally embedded in these bath salts. In fact they also did not hesitate to wear famous brands to be included in the packaging of the drug.
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