Jul 20, 2015
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An article on how to clean meth labs in Home, Car or Business
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A child living at a clandestine methamphetamine laboratory is exposed to immediate dangers and to the ongoing effects of chemical contamination. In addition, the child may be subjected to fires and explosions, abuse and neglect, a hazardous lifestyle (including the presence of firearms), social problems, and other risks.
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Nazis Used Crystal Meth to Keep Up Strength During World War II
Meth abuse in WWII
There’s no denying the corruption of German dictator Adolph Hitler’s actions during World War II, but was the Nazi party leader actually feeding his soldier’s drugs to keep them alert and functional?
Recently published letters from a Nazi soldier report the army’s use of a “miracle pill” called Pervitin or, as we know it today, crystal meth.
Letters from German author Heinrich Böll feature accounts of a pill administered by Nazi health practitioners that was promoted as an “alertness aid.”
Böll later received international notoriety as the most famous post-war writer and won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1972.
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