@mzempressive365: COCAINE MAY NOT BE COCAINE Levamisole Contamination — 10 Things Communities Need to Know (Fact-Checked) 1. Levamisole is a real veterinary deworming drug used for livestock. 2. It was once a human medicine — withdrawn in the U.S. around 2000 after dangerous side effects. 3. It has been found as a cocaine adulterant in the U.S. since 2003. 4. DEA testing found it in about 69% of seized cocaine (2009); later estimates run 70–80%+. 5. Dealers use it because it looks like cocaine and doesn't dull the high the way fillers do. 6. You CANNOT tell by looking — levamisole is white and crystalline, just like cocaine. 7. Documented harm: painful skin lesions and necrosis (vasculitis), often on the ears, nose, and cheeks. 8. Documented harm: destroyed white blood cells (agranulocytosis) — a life-threatening immune collapse. 9. Cocaine itself carries heart, brain, and kidney risks — levamisole adds immune-system damage on top. 10. Lab testing is the only way to know. If someone gets sick after use, get medical help right away. Documented risks: heart risk • brain risk • skin lesions • low white blood cells • kidney risk. Share this — it could save a life. Sources: U.S. DEA seizure data; Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology; NIH / PMC case literature.

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