The Paradiiz

Manufacturing: Unknown.

First known records: 1971, Acies City (Today known as Lachrymae City), then known as "sugar" which had more bad side-effects than it's successor, Paradiiz (origin unknown)

The very speciality of the drug is that it resembles amphetamine, but causes a coma-like condition that lasts for days that is described as "paradise of euphoria". The origin of the Paradiiz is traced to Lachrymae City.


Use: Paradiiz can be in powder or crystal form (this means freezing the powder into edible chips) and can be snorted or be eaten. With the snorting method, it can be made into little lines (Rails) and inhaled through the nose with rolled up paper, rolled up dollar bills or an empty plastic pen tube.
Some dealers recommend that the crystal(icy powder) should be eaten, as it gets absorbed into the body from the digestive system (stomach, intestines) .Known to be safest way to take Paradiiz, it gives the longest lasting "high". However, it takes a longer time for the person to get a "high" and person can suffer from abdominal pain.

Dangers of using paradiiz:

-If people mix paradiiz with other drugs, they may take too much and get sick or even die. If they inhale pure paradiiz , they might take too much and get intoxicated. Paradiiz is highly addictive.
-Paradiiz users often begin to lose weight because of the loss of appetite that occurs.
-Some long time users have reported paranoid thoughts and headaches, nervous tics and uncontrollable body movements, also dehydration and restless thoughts.

Fatal?

-Some long term symptoms are aggressive behaviour, heart failures, and a condition that resembles rabies. Early-stage symptoms of this are malaise, headache and fever, even if person have been off the drug for a longer time, or when again ingested. The last indication includes acute pain, violent movements, uncontrolled excitement, depression and inability to eat, biting other people and other "inhuman" behaviour. There isn't any medical reports to support what happens then, for people who had these symptoms simply disappear. It it suggested that the condition is fatal and causes person to search shelter or place to hide and then die, so no-one can find them. This theory is mostly criticized, as there isn't any body or proof to support this. It is more likely that these people simply got in trouble or accidents.