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Whoonga, the new Jenkem

World and other newspapers have echoed whoonga the appearance of "new" harmful drug, the day is addictive, deadly need, etc. that would wreak havoc in South Africa. In fact, it is impossible to know what the hell is the whoonga of yore, and not an absurd mix certainly psychoactive drugs such as marijuana or heroin, and called antiretroviral Efavirenz, which crush to smoke mixed with substances listed. In Dose Nation, a patient treated with the drug said that it is psychoactive, but their effects are not at all pleasant ( "Usually I describe it as" the Opposite of ecstasy - misery ". It Seems more like a deleriant Than Anything" ), so it does not seem very addictive. Everything indicates that we are facing an urban legend that has given rise to a self-fulfilling prophecy, ie that the irresponsible publication of the news is contributing to the spread of a practice as idiotic as harmful, especially for patients who do need these antiretrovirals and that, apparently, would be attacked by believers in the meme. Again, the accompanying congenital scaremongering news about drug prevents rational analysis of facts that you look where you look, invite skepticism.

Other casos de "nuevas" drogas inventadas por el periodismo del miedo:
Jenkem: ¿Una leyenda urbana o una droga de verdad?
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