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• [Drugs fact 1]  Adolf Hitler took 28 different pills for “agonizing flatulence.” Treatment included cocaine, amphetamines, human placenta, strychnine, and atropine. Violent mood swings, euphoria, attention lapses, and erratic behavior were among the noted side effects. His extreme diet, recurring stomach problems (likely psychosomatic) and reliance on quack drug pushers like Morell made life at his dinner table terrible for his guests.

  Drugs, Humanbody, Nazi, People source

• [Drugs fact 2]  Baltimore issued a blanket prescription for all its residents to carry Narcan

  Drugs, Places source

• [Drugs fact 3]  The band Aerosmith once bailed out at least 30 of their fans who were arrested for smoking weed at their show.

  Drugs, Music, People source

• [Drugs fact 4]  In 1984, Steven Tyler heard an old Aerosmith song on the radio and didn't recognize it due to memory loss from years of drug use. He suggested to the band that they record a cover version. Joe Perry told him "It's us, fu*khead."

  Music, People, Drugs, Music source

• [Drugs fact 5]  In the early days of in vitro fertilization, fertility drugs for women were originally sourced from the urine of menopausal nuns in Italy. In the 1960s researchers realized that menopausal women’s urine contained high levels of the hormones that stimulated ovulation. As the ovaries decline, the pituitary gland raises these hormone levels in an intensifying attempt to release the remaining eggs.

  Drugs, Religion source

• [Drugs fact 6]  Meth was invented in Japan. At first, it was used to curb hunger and energize Japanese citizens. Later it was given to Kamikaze pilots, soldiers, and wartime factory workers. It is now controlled and distributed by the Yakuza.

  Drugs, Places source

• [Drugs fact 7]  Some people have a gene mutation that makes them less likely to enjoy marijuana. Those with a variant FAAH gene are less anxious and are less inclined to like marijuana. They actually experience a decrease in happiness when smoking marijuana.

  Drugs, People source

• [Drugs fact 8]  During WW2, Nazis developed an experimental drug cocktail and the Nazi doctors found that the equipment-laden test subjects who had taken the drug were able to march 55 miles (88.5 kilometers) without any fatigue.

  Drugs, Nazi, War source

• [Drugs fact 9]  Frank R Olson, a CIA biological warfare scientist was dosed with LSD by his CIA supervisor and then committed suicide by jumping off a hotel nine days later.

  Death, Drugs source

• [Drugs fact 10]  It’s illegal for drug companies to advertise to consumers almost everywhere in the world. The only exceptions are the US and New Zealand.

  Drugs, Television source

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