Forget about marijuana or amphetamines, legal “smart drugs” in Poland are becoming a potential threat to public health
John Beauchamp reports
Recently the UN released its annual report on the use of illicit drugs as well as their production across the globe. While figures in Poland for drug use remain stable, Poland is still a major producer of amphetamines, with the country being placed 8th in Europe for amphetamine busts by the police, outstripping France and Norway.
But apart from illegal narcotics, there is a legal alternative to get that much-desired high: smart drugs in Poland are becoming more and more popular, and government measures to try and stem sales seem fruitless. But are smart drugs really a threat to public health?
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