Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source 🙏

YES very sure of Dr.alishrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

Congrats! I'm really happy for you that your wife decided to help you. I always admire those who beat their addiction. Knowing it's possible to fix your life knowing there's people out there that have done what I thought was impossible gives me hope I will make it through as well. Those who share their experiences don't know how much it helps when you're about to give up, it gives you the strength knowing somone who actully know what it's like to go through this tell you it's possible, it's not the same somone telling you you can do it when they have no idea what it's like, but hearing somone who knows what it's like that helps a lot since you understand it firsthand and made it out gives so much hope. so thanks for sharing.

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

Yes he's Dr.alishrooms.Shrooms to me is a natrual healer. I know a guy who has used mushrooms in the same way and they have really helped him. mah dudes have safe trips all.

Thank God I have never heard of this stuff.

​@@betsymorgan9173Consider yourself lucky, this shit was on everyone's mind in my old school, the fact desperateness was strong enough in sum to do this.

I’ve lost both my arms and legs because of it. I’m typing this with my earlobe.

​@@cotati76I lost my todger, so I'm typing this with my fingers

@@Jetgrego yikes!! And I thought I have it tough.

good she is looking out for u

Thanks cute in a morbid kinda way.

I also watched that, It made me feel sick to my stomach. Don't get me wrong, I have sympathy for these people addiction is one of the hardest things that I had to battle and I had help through an addiction service. But knowing that it eats your body away like that makes me wonder why they'd touch it. If I couldn't afford heroin, I'd rather rattle (withdrawals) than touch that shit! And that's coming from someone who can not handle the slightest rattle well! If Russia hadn't banned addiction service treatment, this never would have caught on.

I've seen pics of a guy, I'm hoping in an ER, with his lower leg in a bucket. Why a bucket? Because his lower leg was a foot, shin BONE, and then his knee. The bone snapped, and so his lower leg was in sitting in the bucket. All from using this. Also, I saw a woman where the whole side of her face was bone. This crap doesn't play.

@@Demonic-Angel I have more experience with WDs than I ever want to remember and I'd still rather take them than literally melt away. Two weeks of hell and leg kicking is nothing compared to a lifetime of hell and having no legs to kick at all.

@@Nefville Precisely!!! 💯 👌🏻

​@@vwgirlHoly fk I saw the one with the guys leg in a bucket. The thing I'll never forget is the leg below the bone look like white paste molded into the shape of a foot!

Yes I did the same investigation a few years ago and those images, have likewise stayed with me ever since.

But seeing the videos and continuing to use the substance is the action of a moron.

I agree, seeing the affects really hit it home for me. While watching this video, I kept wondering why he didn't show any of them and the best guess I came up with was that they'd get demonetized. Anyone know?

America has the same exact issue going on right now. Different drug but people are walking around with bones exposed as I type this.

@@timothykappel198 So if it’s not krokodil, what is the drug in America?

Everything is a reupload at this point

@@johnymey4034 pretty sure everyone's confusing this with the Tranq video

Now it's turning into the tranq crisis. Fentanyl just killed you but tranq kills you and creates zombies walking around with bones exposed.

Vancouver legalized narcotics, have you seen the effects of that? You should. After you do, I'd ask what your solution would be, because legalization obviously can't be it. Legal or illegal, if people want to do them, they will.

Its going great. Drugs and big pharma are winning.

😎Of course it is. Lawyers, doctors and politicians are making bank proving that people will do what they will do regardless of laws. During Prohibition people who wouldn’t normally break the laws made booze, and to fight it our government poisoned a bunch of booze and sent it out with a scary story about deadly homemade booze…

almost as if taking money from bettering communities to punishing afterwards doesn't work...

The sad truth is that most people on here dont have the humanity to see addicted people are other humans. Its easier to demonize them than help

😊

Hot. I bet she was easy.

I highly doubt that desomorphine krokodile is being used or sold anywhere in the US. There is a popular tranq called xylozine that is being put into heroin/fentanyl causing similar lesions due to how caustic it is. The availability of an over the counter codeine as a codeine source is the main reason "krokodile" is being used where it is, it is generally not being trafficked, there are much cheaper and easier to produce on a large scale drugs that are just as effective, like fentanyl. I have seen people half dollar sized holes that were so deep I am sure I could have seen their bones if I looked, claiming to have been using krokodile, and I don't believe any of them were confirmed desomorphine.

It was in the Sacramento area in 2013 when I saw it. It was Desomorphine 100%. Large russian population in Sac along with user admission it was bought from the russians and was apparently quite amazing minus the hole rotting arms thing @@birdlawyer6191

And what did you do?

The difference being that the person who wrote the book didn't actually think it would happen.

@@vipervidsgamingplus5723 He was writing this as part of his Pip and Flinx series, so it was more of a vehicle for his plot and continuing storyline, yes. Still, it was (unintentionally) surprisingly apropos.

​@@petuniasevan, I enjoyed the Pip and Flinx series. I read almost all the books with those two, but not "Bloodhype".

That reminds me of a movie called Blue Sunshine, about a delayed-reaction hallucinogen. It could take years for the bad effects to show up, which included baldness, severe headaches, finally derangement and violence causing murder and suicide. Spooked me at the time.

It's like in Rimworld (a game), the drug Luciferium

Same, to the point that it still makes my skin crawl when anyone mentions krokodil (and yet I still clicked on this video).

Ugh true that vice is utter dog shit now

I remember it being in the vice printed magazine . I’d get them from head shops as a kid lol. Wish I’d kept them

Vice still makes good drug documentaries evey blue moon

except when they use fear mongering to mislead the public about an opioid. with the vast majority of people owning a camera and the internet having close to no filters absurd claims can be made without much challange. since who cares about homeless people. especially since the US pharmacuetical industry is what created them in the first place.

Pretty sure

I think so, on one of his many other channels.

Yes. And it was on this same channel

It's probably a re-upload but if it is maybe the title should reflect that

100%

why the hell did I still search it....

@@Luke24160 Because you want to randomly torture yourself? 😂

@@RaineSophiaLewis apparently 😂

You obviously do not understand addiction! If it was like “this is getting bad, I better stop” and then you can just stop, it wasn’t addiction in the first place

Addiction can be very powerful. The same can be said about smoking, we all know the dangers and see the graphic pictures on the packet but people still do it. Same goes for alcohol, meth, heroin.... society should have some compassion and help these people rather than demonise them.

every type of medication has potential side effects, sometimes fatal. I nearly died from supposedly safe low dose anti-depressants, a dose several times lower than normally given to patients (I wasn't prescribed this pill for depression but for an approved secondary effect). I nearly died from supposedly perfectly safe anti-diabetes medication. Instead of lowering my blood glucose, it caused it to skyrocket to the point where only taking a week's worth of insulin in the space of 2 hours prevented me from going into a coma. I had severe side effects from supposedly perfectly safe blood pressure medication. While that wasn't fatal, having severe and long term gout attacks from just a low dose of it was enough reason to quickly switch me to alternative. My mother nearly died from an anesthetic she was given by an expert during surgery. As is she 'only' ended up losing a leg and being paralysed from the waist down. Was an undocumented side effect, the drug is AFAIK no longer approved.

Sounds like a medmal in the making

Im sorry for your loss, wishing you the best

Who exactly told you to stfu? Your wife died and you didn't stick the mf'er that told you to stfu with your questions surrounding her death?

I’d consult a lawyer if you haven’t already. A hospital telling you to stop asking questions about a treatment that killed your wife?! I’d be screaming malpractice suit!

He already did, it is the one on the Jacob-Creutzfeld disease. The video name has prions in it

@@JanTonovski lol. Well, seems it's getting to be time for another one then, because he seems to have innocently jettisoned that fear from his brain again.

Prions where did I hear that oh yeah the vaccines

​@@funnycatvideos5490 sorry, what?

​@@funnycatvideos5490are you trying to tell us you can be affected by scrapie?😅

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Also you never learned grammar.

@@LEOAUNIT33Nhis sentence is grammatically correct, just a bit clunky. Don’t be an asshole. If you’re going to be an asshole, at least be a correct one.

@@LEOAUNIT33NI learned that a double negative makes a positive. Which means she’s happy that she’s allergic to opioids~I’m assuming it’s keeping her clean

@@LEOAUNIT33Nsociety does not appreciate pedantry.

I hope you never get major surgery! They are a god send!! I’ve never become addicted, and have been forever grateful for my doctor who prescribed them without question. Nothing worse then a doctor who refers to addicts when you tell them you are in pain!

If it didn't make it to the market, how did addicts get it on the street?

@@KatJ3stthey mean the commercial market

​@KatJ3st Nitrazenes were developed in the 1950, and just like Desomorphine, the formula for the drug is available. A competent 'cook' can make batches of Nitrazene quite easily. Nitrazenes are then cut with other substances such as heroine, cocaine, ecstacy etc. Like Fentanyl which is 50-100 times more potent than morphine, Nitrazenes are 500 times more potent causing overdoses in large numbers. Just because a drug doesn't make it through the approval process and become commercially available doesn't mean the chemistry behind it disappears.

@@KatJ3st those last 2 brain cells worked so hard to type that and you wasted them on something that dumb, oooof.

@@zeening Why are you such a loser you felt you had to respond? Under employed and bitter I guess huh? I won't be waiting for your 'REaction', so don't bother. See if you have any self control... cheers!

Congrats on your, i assume non-drug addictions now.

Vinegar, ascorbine and lemonjuice is used for heroine , crack can be disolved in water. What was your drug of choice?

@JustAGuyVideoTapingCats shit I saw people use Krystal Lite packets whatever works😂

@JustAGuyVideoTapingCats offcourse but why would one disolve crack in vinegar is the real question

LMAOOO. I don't shoot up, but, I've been a "high functioning" opiate(roxis>heroin-ECP>fent - in that order) since 09 now after a bad wreck. I've seen a lot of shit in my time...which, I've seen all of the above used for people to use to break down crack to shoot. It was just _yesterday_ I seen a mf using Kool-Aid to break down some for his rig. I laughed & laughed. He done his shot & said "Oh Yeahhhh" & I like to of fuckin died from laughing. Have also seen people w/ no water use Miller Lite, water out of a pothole & toilet to shoot up, too. Haha@@Sageof6Paths9

Yup... ex IV user here 🙋‍♂️ and you're spot on. And you mention having clean and sharp 'works' ... Now imagine their needles are quite blunt.. damage just expedites incredibly quickly.

@@jackbuff_I 100% true! I was an IV H user for 7 years, and the veins in my arms are destroyed, and that was even with using a new rig each time. I know some friends who live in places where it's FAR more difficult than the UK to obtain works, and they've re-used their own 20+ times. Must be like trying to inject using a Bic pen tube :(

@@jackbuff_I I know that most movie portrayals tend to be extremely exaggerated. Though in something like Requiem For a Dream, why does the guy ALWAYS inject at the exact same 'site', to the point that a limb can becomes infected and require amputation? Unless for some reason, that was supposed to be the 'BEST' location he still had available that didn't already have completely collapsed veins or something? It's definitely shocking for a movie, but is infection and amputation really a common result of frequent injections? How do diabetes patients handle it?

@@StreetPreacherr Some of the faulty thinking of a user comes to the conclusion that "needle tracks" (collapsing veins) can be reduced by only damaging a limited site. At least, that was one of the theories I've been told... If the vein's already open there, just use that again... and you don't have to worry about tearing into more and more places... Site rotation is another "method" but given the frequency of injection, even with heroin and morphine, there's only so much healing and recovery your body can accomplish, and even that gets diminished by the use of narcotics... Still others try to "hide the site" by finding weirder and more dubious places, including the sides of their neck, between fingers and toes, and so forth... AND it's a valid concern for diabetics that are dependent upon insulin injections, too. It's a part of diabetes that rarely gets discussed. They're not trying to get full effect instantly, and so frequently go after the flesh of the thighs, as they don't necessarily need to get directly into the veins or arteries to deliver the insulin. Still, the sites they use most frequently have a tendency (maybe not in all cases, but more frequent with higher dosages and injection rates) to develop fatty nodules and "lumps" where they most frequently inject. Hope this helps for clarity... Remember, once on the "addiction route" it can get damnably difficult to make any sense at all. Being "dope sick" is NO joke... and will make people think, perceive, and do things that don't make a hell of a lot of sense to the sober folks around them. ;o)

Obviously the h in uk is different I’ve never had that many digs in one day

What do you mean slip? its created by the doctors who prescribe opiates and then do nothing to relate the effects of addiction. Majority of homless people in the US are previously prescribed opiate users and veterans. But hey its easier for our collective mind if we demonize the people who need our help the most.

Thank you for ckarifying

Every drug addict I’ve known, including myself thought they were smarter or better prepared than all the other drug addicts around them. Mark my words as an ex 10 year meth addict who is over 20 years clean. Your no different and if you don’t get off the shit you will never be happy and most likely will end up in a grave. A lot of my old drug friends are now dead. The meth scene didn’t include overdoses but blood infections and organ failure did happen. Smoking meth came with a number of people having strokes. Of course homicidal violence took a few out. Several suicides…. You can’t say the costs of drug addiction has nothing to do with drug addiction…. Denial and minimizing are all part of the game…. I pray you get your shit together before it’s too late.

He did reference the heavy metals

@@vf12497439 Wow wow slow down there, I aint defending drugs in any way shape or form, im just stating that the drug isn't what causes flesh eating effects its the impurity from clandestine production. Also I agree I am no different than anyone else, and have lost many friends, and yes ill probably die one day too, ive gone 20 years IV and no overdose yet so as far as im concerned im on borrowed time. Being that I live in Canada and have a prescription for my opioid of choice as "harm prevention" might help but im still likely gonna end up 6 feet under some day because of it. Drugs are bad, and no one should ever use them, im an idiot, but i am happy as a functioning addict with a career.

​@@vf12497439 I feel like op meant they were in the hospital, it was through an IV..

Yes. Black markets are far more dangerous.

@@justlooking777 Oh Jeez.. I imagine so too. Whatever happened, it likely needed a lot of morphine during his stay. Poor guy should have dialled back his hobbies a twidge.

@@justlooking777 depends on what setting he had the drill set on and what voltage battery it had.... and how much of a masochist he is lol I guess he is gonna get screwed in the end either way. Literally.

Then they deserve whats coming to them

@@NotaCatGirllAgreed. Too many bleeding hearts for people who willingly choose to take dangerous drugs and ruin their lives. What ever happened to personal responsibility?

Oh my god. How is she now?

@@simphobic1373 in jail because she was on the run

She is not originally from the US? How is her health now?

She’s a victim of the sex trade! Why the hell did they lock her up?!?!?

@midnite_rambler she is from the US, she's a little better, at the very least of drugs, still has a massive bruise looking thing on her inner thigh from where she injected krokodil tho

True story, my dude

No, long term opioid use causes some serious damage to ones health, if it comes from the street or out of an Rx, it doesn't matter. I work in Harm Reduction here in NYC and also have what we call as "Life Experience" A million dollars ain't gonna stop someone from an OD or stop an infection in the heart and so on. Tho the illegality doesn't stem the flow of death either tho and ever since we opened up a "Safe Injection Site" here in NYC, overdoses has dropped significantly with in that area of the city. But yeah, if we were able to get an actual clean and LEGAL supply, we wouldn't have to worry about the fentynal and xylazine that is now in the supply. The xylazine alone reminds me a lot of what Krokodil was doing 14 years ago in Russia tho that has dropped and is not found that much there anymore. I've seen Wallstreet bro's as long time clients and got to know some pretty well when they come in for an exchange who wear thousand dollar watches and find out they died a few days later. I have personally known so many kids that are dead from heroin LONG before I ever started to work in Harm Reduction that I used to joke that it could easily fill two school buses packed. That number has only tippled since.

Buprenorphine, my dude. Just dont inject it and youll do relatively fine.@@JaymeSplendid

Absolutely buddy only people that have came through it can relate to the truth of that statement

being in the throes of withdrawal is punishment for all of the times you felt comfortably numb. death is welcomed! it may last for 10 days (the worst physical and mental pain) BUT IT FEELS LIKE A LIFETIME. and then you are told that you are going to feel depressed for a year!! i've never actually gone through a full withdrawal. first few times i went to detox and the third time i went on methadone. 24 hours of opiate withdrawal feels like 5 years, NO EXAGGERATION! i don't know how anyone can do a full withdrawal.

Until you take something life-saving, like insulin or a cure for cancer, and jack up the price, because you hold the patent, and cause patients to have to choose between eating/affording rent or life-saving medication. There's no good answer to this.

@@anaherceg7697 Sure there is. Because one company already did what you described: they jacked-up the price of insulin. And as a result, two other companies saw the niche, and filled it with reasonably-priced insulin.

Five grams for what?

Nor is crack ...but the us leads in that drug and poverty

@@quinn799 now im starting to wonder how much krokodil can be made with 5 grams of deso (since i am fairly sure that krokodil is not straight deso)

Especially the fear mongering.

be happy you can "wonder why" and stop being so judgemental

@@3ginmyblunt is that not what you just did to me? I am sorry if you got offended by my words. did it make you depressed?

there's thousands of different reasons people take drugs. some people take dangerous drugs bcs they simply have nothing left to lose and they just want to numb the pain, stay open minded as you never know what someone is going through :)

@@3ginmyblunt People need to be way more judgmental of poor choices and behaviors. Wokeness has had its time …

@@ma3stro681 heartless people don't deserve a place in this world

Says local heroin user

The Taliban actually came close to a total elimination of opium production immediately prior to invasion. It's like the one thing they did well that wasn't horrible. Opium product skyrocketed once the invasion began and during the war. It's not clear when the Taliban will deem themselves established enough and begin another crackdown. No idea where Simon's writer is getting their information, but mine comes from the US Department of State and the UN Office of Drug Control.

yeah cause pot doesnt have any bad side effects if abused or taken over a long time lol.

@adrianflo6481 well if you say so, I guess I'll just stop. 😅🤣😂

As bad as krokodil is it doesnt hold a candle to alcoholism and obesity, its all about perspective. But i assume you wrote that comment to make yourself feel better. Im not against drugs. i smoke up too but i think its silly to make remarks as if the problem is the drugs and not the addiction. @@kreiner1

@@adrianflo6481 No one said that Weed has no negative effects, but it is no where close to krokodil. They shouldn't even be compared.

He did

Yeah he has. I just can’t remember what channel it’s on

On a different channel. He speaks for several.

@@Timsmith13911 It was on this channel. For some reason several videos were made private a while back.

It's privated now if you go to the drugs playlist

That's what I was thinking

Right? I swear I’ve already seen this. Edit: yes! There was a short posted 3 months ago from the original video

While it may sound inane, not being able to void your bladder causes the fluid retention to affect the kidneys which will get backed up. Could also lead to sepsis quickly. Actually a pretty messed up situation. :)

I have back issues and was told if I have some urinary retention to call an ambulance without delay. Not high blood pressure or breathing. It's very serious.

​@@alantaylor2694autonomic dysreflexia?

Interesting. Thanks for your comment :)

U can always sniff it 😉

​@@whitemamba0089Is there a lore reason why you said that? Are you artistic?

@@brainz2 he said he's afraid of injections and is greatful for that so he's nvr tempted to try the drug but I just gave him a alternative way to do the drug by snorting it

That's tranq - this is different, but with the same results

That was bath salts

I was thinking that as well

@@williebauld1007 wonder if KZfaq content overlords banned it. Same as the purple drank one which was quite good as well.

@@bmstylee quite possibly, KZfaq does some strange things at times

Trauma, trauma, trauma. Everyone’s got so much trauma in the West … 🤡😵💀

Interesting, I always wondered what actually caused it.

@@77Dok77 im very surprized that this is kept so secrete. There’s also an antidote that works fairly promising with Zylazine. It’s a Benzodiazepine antidote. It’s called Flumasinil

Decades ago I was a veterinary tech. We had ketamine, Rompun(tm) which is xylazine, etc out on the counter in back all the time. No one ever thought of even touching the many vials of chemical goodness/badness/healing'ness I wonder if that same animal hospital has to be extra careful now.

Probably KZfaq not liking certain things or maybe copyright issues.

@@adenkyramud5005 That could be indeed a logical reason.

Censorship is an epidemic. The elite want people dumb as usual.

KZfaq is really weird and inconsistent about demonetizing and/or hiding any videos that the algorithm finds potentially upsetting.

yep! I believe it was covered on this channel as well.

@@Kendingro thanks!

And you've subscribed to them all

They are dangerous if not dosed correctly.

@@juliac3933which is what he said.

You heard that at the funeral, right?

This is not. What it shows is that society does not need to be at a point where its people are using drugs to sedate themselves into escapism and compliance

Gambling is a tax on people bad at math. Illegal drugs are illegal because they're harmful, not because the lawmakers are killjoys. Maybe drugs are fascinating to people bad at statistics?