Post by gato on Mar 18, 2021 7:03:03 GMT -5
Seems like every other day that I come across things where my first thought is, "that doesn't seem like a good idea."
This is nothing new of course. Inhaling propellant from spray cans, eating Tide Pods, smoking bath salts, cage fighting, running with the bulls ...
And now, check this out: "Coco Loko, a new product containing chocolate and energy-drink ingredients all ground into a powder, was made to be snorted. According to the website, doing so gives the user a 'steady rush of euphoric energy and motivation that is great for party goers to dance the night away without a crash.' "
Not to worry, according to Nick Anderson, who markets the stuff:
"Snorting the powder is safe as long as people follow the product guidelines: be age 18 or older, and don’t snort more than the 350 milligrams in each packet."
He knows this because anyone using it would be too embarrassed to show up at an Emergency Room with adverse effects.
Said one user: "Electric drill stuck up me bum ... sure, I'd be telling the doctor with no worries, mate. But snorting cocoa powder? He might think I were some sort of freak, ya know?"
time.com/4851507/snorting-chocolate-powder-drugs/
This is nothing new of course. Inhaling propellant from spray cans, eating Tide Pods, smoking bath salts, cage fighting, running with the bulls ...
And now, check this out: "Coco Loko, a new product containing chocolate and energy-drink ingredients all ground into a powder, was made to be snorted. According to the website, doing so gives the user a 'steady rush of euphoric energy and motivation that is great for party goers to dance the night away without a crash.' "
Not to worry, according to Nick Anderson, who markets the stuff:
"Snorting the powder is safe as long as people follow the product guidelines: be age 18 or older, and don’t snort more than the 350 milligrams in each packet."
He knows this because anyone using it would be too embarrassed to show up at an Emergency Room with adverse effects.
Said one user: "Electric drill stuck up me bum ... sure, I'd be telling the doctor with no worries, mate. But snorting cocoa powder? He might think I were some sort of freak, ya know?"
time.com/4851507/snorting-chocolate-powder-drugs/
