According to a 2011 report published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, bath salts first appeared in Germany in 2007. In 2010, the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported that it ...

Miami police say face-eating attack similar to other "bath salts" incidents. MIAMI, May 29, 2012 — -- Miami police suspect that what caused a 31-year-old man to rip off his clothes and ...

Bath salt use is a devastating drug trend and for one young mother, it almost took her life. Following a breakup, Kirsten turned to binging on baths salts to help numb her pain. The drug made her ...

'Bath Salts' Drug Suspected In Miami Face-Eating Attack : The Two-Way The drug has been linked to other crimes in which the suspect becomes irrational and violent. In some ways, they're a "walking ...

Bath Salts Face Off Synthetic drug ban. ... Bible-toting 31-year-old reportedly under the influence of a synthetic stimulant sold as "bath salts," gnawed off most of a homeless man's face on Miami ...

A naked man who chewed off the face of another man in what is being called a zombie-like attack may have been under the influence of “bath salts,” a drug referred to as the new LSD, according ...

These are examples of fake "bath salts," displayed by Senate Drug Policy Committee chairman Sid Albritton, R-Picayune, at the Capitol in Jackson, Miss., Friday, Jan. 28, 2011.

After Rudy Eugene’s face-eating exploits, bath salts were dubbed “the new LSD” by law enforcement and medical types. The media jumped on the bath salts angle, credulously reporting that the ...

Back in May, we told you that Miami Police suspected that a man who was shot dead while he bit off another man's face was high on "bath salts.". A Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner's report ...

Bath salts are still easily available online, though, and come in brand names such as "Purple Wave," "Zoom" or "Cloud Nine." A 50-milligram packet sells for $25 to $50.

Three Shelburn residents face drug charges in connection with an investigation into an illegal drug referred to as "bath salts," or synthetic methamphetamine, according to the Sullivan County ...

To some, the face-eating incident had become a litmus test for the psychosis-inducing effects of bath salts, and that test apparently came back negative. ... This Is Your Brain on Bath Salts.