Well here in the states there were two different dudes who under the influence of bath salts cannibalized their victims.
With heroin you don't care about anything but getting your next fix and you will do anything that's quick to get that fix.
With heroin you don't care about anything but getting your next fix and you will do anything that's quick to get that fix.
Secondly, very little is known about bath salts (mephedrone, MDPV).
In fact it's been shown to be less addictive than cocaine.
> "In a survey of UK users who had previously taken cocaine, most users found it produced a better-quality and longer-lasting high, was less addictive and carried the same risk as using cocaine.[2]"
So if cocaine is more addictive, why isn't it equally considered dangerous?
This type of misinformation is caused by the media and propagated by people who have a) never done the drug and b) spent little time researching it, such as yourself.
[1] http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/bath-salts-marijuana-fac...
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mephedrone#Intended_effects