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Where did the urban myth burundanga come from?
It is unclear where the urban myth about burundanga came from, but emails began circulating around 2008. It is definitely a myth and appears on the site Snopes.
Is there a drug called burundanga being used on cards?
yes. it is there. beware of it
How do you make burundanga?
Burundanga, often associated with a dangerous substance derived from plants like the belladonna or certain types of datura, is illegal and poses significant health risks. It is known for its psychoactive effects and can cause severe harm or even death. It's important to avoid any attempts to create or use such substances, as they are not only dangerous but also illegal in many jurisdictions. If you're seeking information for educational purposes, it's crucial to approach the topic with caution and awareness of the legal and ethical implications.
What is burundanga?
It is an urban myth about a plant. They say this plant is extremely dangerous because people can use this as a drug and if someone gives you this you can pass out so the other person can harm you or take advantage of you. Burundanga is the street version of a pharmaceutical drug called scopolamine. It is made from the extracts of plants in the nightshade family such as henbane and jimson weed. It's a deliriant, meaning it can induce symptoms of delirium such as disorientation, loss of memory, hallucinations, and stupor. In powdered form scopolamine can be easily mixed into food or drink, or blown directly into victims' faces, forcing them to inhale it.
Will this burandanga drug paralize you?
I got an email about this 'burandanga drug' is this fact or fiction? Let me guess: someone was at a gas station in Katy, Texas (it's a suburb of Houston) and received a business card that was soaked in burundanga, and the drug paralyzed them. The stuff will paralyze you, but you've got to do something like dump it into someone's drink if you want to paralyze them.
