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Usually purchased in capsules, Molly has become more popular in the past few years. Molly-slang for molecular-refers to drugs that are supposed to be the pure crystal powder form of MDMA. excited delirium-extreme agitation and violent behavior.

hallucinations-experiencing sensations and images that seem real but are not.

paranoia-extreme and unreasonable distrust of others.

Synthetic cathinones can produce effects that include: MDPV is the most common synthetic cathinone found in the blood and urine of patients admitted to emergency departments after taking bath salts. Researchers do know that synthetic cathinones are chemically similar to drugs like amphetamines, cocaine, and MDMA.Ī study found that 3,4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV), a common synthetic cathinone, affects the brain in a manner similar to cocaine, but is at least 10 times more powerful. Much is still unknown about how synthetic cathinones affect the human brain. How do synthetic cathinones affect the brain?

People typically swallow, snort, smoke, or inject synthetic cathinones. Products sold as Molly often contain synthetic cathinones instead of MDMA (see Synthetic Cathinones and Molly (Ecstasy)). Synthetic cathinones are marketed as cheap substitutes for other stimulants such as amphetamines and cocaine. They are introduced and reintroduced into the market in quick succession to dodge or hinder law enforcement efforts to address their manufacture and sale. NPS are unregulated psychoactive mind-altering substances with no legitimate medical use and are made to copy the effects of controlled substances.

Synthetic cathinones are part of a group of drugs that concern public health officials called new psychoactive substances (NPS). Synthetic cathinones usually take the form of a white or brown crystal-like powder and are sold in small plastic or foil packages labeled "not for human consumption." They can be labeled as bath salts, plant food, jewelry cleaner, or phone screen cleaner. These bathing products have no mind-altering ingredients. Synthetic cathinone products marketed as bath salts should not be confused with products such as Epsom salt that people use during bathing.