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Is magnesium sulfate just Epsom salt? Unpacking the Key Differences in Purity and Use

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While chemically identical at its core, magnesium sulfate is not always the same as Epsom salt. The critical distinction lies in its **purity and grade**, which dictate whether it is safe for pharmaceutical use via injection or is simply a natural product for baths or gardens. Understanding these differences is vital for appropriate medical application versus general wellness practices.

What gets you stoned?: Understanding the psychoactive compounds

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The cannabis plant contains over 60 natural cannabinoids, but it is primarily one chemical, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), that gets you stoned by interacting with your body's endocannabinoid system. Understanding these complex interactions is crucial for navigating the effects of cannabis and other psychoactive substances.

What is the mother of pearl drug? Decoding a Street Term

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According to reports from drug trafficking circles, the term **'mother of pearl drug'** is street slang used to describe cocaine hydrochloride with a specific visual characteristic: a pearlescent, flaked sheen. The presence of this sheen is often associated with a higher purity of the illegal drug, which increases its potency and danger to users.