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Likewise, since the term is restricted to the United States, it make no sense to claim that, "In Europe the main synthetic cathinone is mephedrone, whereas in the US MDPV is more common." The UK equivalent appears to be "plant food" phenomenon from a few years back, which now is pretty much sublimated into the overall umbrella of "legal highs," although that still a specific subset of what that term currently redirects to, i.e. "
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throughout the article the term bath salts is used when it would be more appropriate and accurate do describe them as designer drugs. The term is very unspecific and misleading as most of these designer drugs (or bath salts if you will) were never sold as bath salts, but as a variety of other things including vertilizer, research chemicals, make up, cleaning products, etc.
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I don't really believe "bath salts" are a thing that exists, it certainly smells of the "Jenkem". Just a scare-story from authorities to scare parents and youth. There might be "Synthetic cathinones" on the market but I don't believe that most reports of bath salts are actually related to this class
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I removed serotonin from the list of monoamines that bath salts supposedly increase the activity of. Even though the article referenced cites "catecholamines such as dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine", it is wrong, because serotonin is not a catecholamine. Catecholamines are molecules that have
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The problem with that is that the only connection the Miami case has to bath salts is that the actual toxicology reports show THERE WERE NO BATH SALTS INVOLVED, only the speculation at the time of the event by an officer not even involved in the case that got repeated over and over and over and over.
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Also, the creator-author of this article makes some bold, unsupported assertions in defending the article, such as his opposition to the merger discussed above. I think your intention is right, but I don't think you necessarily seeing it from an encyclopedic perspective or are exhibiting objectivity
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Deleted reference to "cannibalism" as a health effect. First of all, this is a behavioral effect, not a health effect. More fundamentally, however, it's now been shown that the Miami cannibal didn't have bath salts in his system. If bath salts have been tied to cannibalism in any other case -- and
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This article should not be speedy deleted as being recently created, having no relevant page history and duplicating an existing English Knowledge (XXG) topic, because... This is a rather new topic (as I have previously searched for 'bath salt' only a few days ago) and never understood that this was
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Also noteworthy is that the term bath salts is almost solely used in the US even though designer drugs like methylone and MDPV are sold all over the world. This is mainly thanks to claims made by the Miami police after the Miami Cannibal attack in may 2012 of Rudy Eugene being under the influence of
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articles. Why should we treat this drug any differently? It is much better to use academic sources, where the authors have witnessed many patients under the influence and listed the possible effects than to rely on single news reports. Please discuss this further rather than edit warring - you were
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Hi, instead of using the term "Parent Structure" can we think of another term? The problem people are having is thinking that Bath Salts is the same thing as the brand names! We need to make a differentiation. I don't mind pruning the brand names OR perhaps we could include a sample of the brand
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Hello group, would you please comment on the opening paragraph noted below and let's work together to make it better. My suggestion, would be that we note that "Bath Salts" is the parent name for the designer drug and then note a sample of the brand names it is sold under, so readers have a better
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I think saying that the name is 'generic' is the best solution - it's a catch all term. I'm not sure what you mean by "The problem people are having is thinking that Bath Salts is the same thing as the brand names!"? Which people? I agree that the brand names that are mentioned in academic sources
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I would like to suggest to the editors of this page and those that support its retention that there are editorial policies and standards that come into play here. Yesterday the drug was known as Ivory Wave and today it's known as Bath Salts, and tomorrow it may be known as Stinky Tubesocks. Best
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Although the ingredients generally appear to be cathinones, this umbrella/blanket term still relates to multiple substances, so to have statements such as, "very little is known about how bath salts interact with the brain and how they are metabolised by the body," are pretty much meaningless.
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The problem is that there is nothing to merge - single events about people getting high aren't exactly encyclopedic, whether or not the media make a fuss. To include any incidents we should require the incident to have had a lasting effect, as shown by sources spread out over time, rather than
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there really should be content in the article about how the media so very very very carelessly hyped up unsubstantiated claims about the involvement of the drug in such a high profile case where it turned out to be COMPLETELY WRONG and as a result how much of the public's the the government
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It should be considered to slim article down and merge it with the article about designer drugs. Many of it's content is arbitrary with weak sourcing. Most of it's content are actually about specific designer drugs and not about the phenomenon of them being sold as bath salts. A lot of times
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The report sent by the testing facility came back positive for "Cathinone (Bath Salts)" (direct quote) and listed the compounds tested for. Her mother sent a photo of the report to me, and I'm doing my here best to list the tested compounds although they are hard to read from the photo.
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Yes I know, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't include it. In the UK two teenagers died after supposedly taking mephedrone when in fact they had taken methadone. This case lead to mephedrone being made illegal even though toxicology proved that they hadn't taken it. As
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Yes, sure, thanks for pointing that out. There is also a good article cited in the mephedrone wiki that we should cite here too. And since we're talking about specifically about monoamines here, I guess that's what we should say. I will go ahead and make these changes.
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thing to avoid the trends of the day is to write up information on the topic under a permanent name, such as the scientific name for one of the principle chemicals in the drug. It's not like there are separate articles for "sticky icky", "da bomb", and "kind bud".
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I had previously included mentions, this was the case spawned "a wave of media interest" about the drug and is therefore worthy of mentioning. If it hadn't been for those reports, then none of the other incidents would have been reported.
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a catechol group on them, which serotonin does not. Anyone can consult standard sources for this fact if interested. Further, there is no other evidence in the article that MDPV directly contributes to any serotonergic activity.
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It's the same thing they did to GHB. The governement and media have an understanding when it comes to completely false propaganda against designer drugs. All we can do here is wait for the retractions to come out.
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the sources available and decide which ones are the best to use. Can you explain how the incidents strengthens the article? I'm repeating myself here, but it should be obvious that we don't include 'incidents' like
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I'm not sure how I can prove this as I will not post the report. I will, however, say the name of the testing lab is "Axis". The clinic only revealed the lab name in their report, no other details about the lab.
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designer drugs and the eagerness of the media to spread the false information along with the misleading term of bath salts to describe them. This term is rarely used by people who use, sell or buy designer drugs.
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of compounds. They are probably incidents unrelated to bath salts but that have been explained away with the drug-du-jour. 15 years ago that cannibal guy would have surely been on PCP in the story.
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Could you be more specific, and say what you think is wrong with all the sources currently in this article? There is no evidence that the Miami cannibal attack had anything to do with bath salts.
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This article should not be speedy deleted as being recently created, having no relevant page history and duplicating an existing English Knowledge (XXG) topic, because... (your reason here) --
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Can you find any sources about this? If they exist, then I think it would be best to include some information in the context of the legal status in the US, rather than as an 'incident'.
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This article should not be deleted as this is a new drug. More information should be made available so that people are able to protect themselves and their children from this substance.
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Coppola M, Mondola R; Mondola (2012). "Synthetic cathinones: Chemistry, pharmacology and toxicology of a new class of designer drugs of abuse marketed as "bath salts" or "plant food"".
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Spiller HA, Ryan ML, Weston RG, Jansen J (2011). "Clinical experience with and analytical confirmation of "bath salts" and "legal highs" (synthetic cathinones) in the United States".
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Almost a decade on, and this page is still no better. I see that someone had added a claim that "monkey dust" is the UK equivalent, and yet this is a relatively recent term for
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does increase serotonin, so the article cited isn't completely wrong. Would it be better perhaps to change 'catecholamines' to 'neurotransmitters' and then replace serotonin?
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My daughter, suffering many psychological issues, had her urine tested to determine changes caused by her medications and to determine any other substances she was using.
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be. I think that is the case where his father has been crusading against bath salts and was one of the chief lobbyists who got the federal anti-bath salts law passed. --
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News Channel 5 wrote an updated article stating that Rudy Eugene, who attacked and ripped off a homeless man's face, was not on bath salt. He was actually on marijuana.
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Footnote 33 was flagged as a potential questionable source. The original press release appears on the web site of the NYS Department of Health:
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significant examples that help people understand the actual topic of the article and are not merely random examples, ie non notable trivia
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JunoBeach replaced the incidents section and I have removed it pending further discussion here. I think that in order to have the correct
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I mentioned the Miami cannibal incident because it plays a large role in how "bath salts" are perceived and understood by the public.
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in fact, being used to cut other crystalline narcotics, much less why it led for a man in Miami to attack a homeless man so severely.
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http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/world/bath-salts-not-responsible-for-miami-zombie-attack-on-ronald-poppo-by-rudy-eugene-examiner-says
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should be mentioned. Spiller lists brand names and only 'Cloud 9', 'Ivory Wave' and 'White lightening' were reported regularly.
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is a US term which I've never heard used in this context in the UK. Such drugs are popularly but inaccurately referred to as
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we need sources over a range of time. Without these sources, it is hard for us to filter news into encyclopedic content.
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names in a separate paragraph, so it does not interfere with the opening paragraph?! What do you thing SmartSe?
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clustered over a few days. So far, AFIAK the only incident to meet these criteria is the miami cannibal case.
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I've nominated the article to be in the 'did you know' section of the main page. You can find the nomination
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needs merging with this article, not the other way round. You redirected it but without merging the content.
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ie you need sources describing the actual impact of the incidents and not just the incidents themselves. --
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and again, it is not the "incident" itself, it is the "impact" of the incident that is encyclopedic. --
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the article should be kept, if you want to delete it or redirect it, then place an +afd on the article.
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on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join
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The most commonly used term for these types of street drugs is now "Bath Salts" not Ivory wave.
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This article is one of at least three that address extremely closely related topics, including
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I will if/when I have time, but as I thought that someone else might be able to before me.
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Having *notable* incidents that are well cited and written strengthens the article.
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Aura, Black Rob, Blizzard, Bloom, Blue Silk, Cloud Nine, Drone, Hurricane Charlie,
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if you can provide a citation for that -- by all means feel free to put it back in.
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if anything. At the very least the article should document this regional usage. --
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If you want to merge relevant information, then merge the relevant information.
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Notability deals with the subjects of articles but not the content. We need to
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understanding of the subject. Here is my suggestion for the opening paragraph:
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You're certainly correct that serotonin isn't a catecholamine, but there is
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http://www.adn.com/2013/11/27/3201318/parents-wish-son-hadnt-been-left.html
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officials who are making laws about this are based on complete nonsense.--
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has been mentioned in reliable enough sources to merit inclusion.
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