Police in Crawley have arrested a group of popes who believe they are covered by a new comprehensive legal ban, which is wrong.
But what is it?
For the benefit of officer Crawley and others, this guide is provided by The Independent.
What is it?
They are a substance in a group of chemicals known as halogen hydrocarbons.
It used to be nickel pentyl.
Now, there is a common isopropyl acid difference.
Poppers are usually sold in small bottles in the form of a liquid that produces an inhaled vapor.
Where are they selling?
It's not just shops and networks.
It is sold in some joke shops, sex goods shops, and occasionally in bars, tobacco shops, music shops and clothing stores.
The price starts at about 3. 50 a bottle.
What do they do?
They open blood vessels and increase blood flow, often lowering blood pressure while increasing heart rate.
Users often report that they feel warm and red.
They have a dazzling head.
In other words, it's a little high.
So, doesn't that mean that the Crawley Police corrected this for the first time: they are a "legitimate senior" and should be banned under the government's Psychoactive Substances Act?
Obviously, it all depends on what you mean by the "mental activity effect.
The new law prohibits the sale of anything that "can produce a spiritual effect.
There are exemptions for food, alcohol, nicotine and caffeine, but the government initially thought the ban would cover the population.
Then Tory MP Crispin Blunt and many others said the ban on pop singers was "very stupid ".
Therefore, the government has obtained the advisory committee on substance abuse (ACDM)
Look at this question. And?
ACDM stated in its "first customized recommendation on octadane" that poppers are not within the ban because it defines the effect of mental activity as having a direct effect on the brain.
The poppers ruled by ACMD have only an indirect effect on the brain, because their direct effect is to increase blood flow: "The effect of poppers on large cerebral vessels should be considered" peripheral, because these effects are outside the blood --brain barrier”.
Therefore, poppers are not covered by the ban and remain legal.
So why do peopleIncluding law
Conservative MP like Krispin blunt)take them?
First, they are used to treat coronary heart disease.
It was in 1867, though.
Okay, so what are they using now?
Video head cleaner, nail polish remover and boot cleaner according to the label on the bottle. Seriously?
They have been used for entertainment since the 1970 s and have been marked for other uses because it is illegal to promote them as human consumption.
In addition to head stimulation, they can also relax the muscles in the vagina and anus.
Therefore, in the words of ACMD's advice to the government, some users accepted these suggestions: "In order to relax muscles and promote anal and vaginal intercourse.
The user claims that poppers helps to extend the erection time and increase sexual desire.
"Thank you.
What are the risks that Conservative MPs and others should know?
The risk of death is small.
If inhaled or swallowed, poppers may cause high-speed rail hemoglobin, where the abnormal amount of high-speed rail hemoglobin-ACMD says-
A hemoglobin.
It's in the blood.
But death is very rare-of the 2,488 deaths reported by the unstable drug abuse mortality program between 1971 and 2009, only 23 were involved in the population.
On 2011, ACMD reported that under the Substance Abuse Act, there was no plan to ban the Pope because "their abuse was considered incapable of producing harmful effects sufficient to cause social problems.
"Although if you have a heart or blood pressure problem, poppers can be dangerous due to the way they lower their blood pressure and increase their heart rate.
Taking Viagra is a bad idea for similar reasons.
What happens if I don't die?
It is reported that some people feel dependent on the Pope for sex, but they are not physically addicted.
The most common side effects so far are headaches.
It can also make some people feel sick, dizzy and even faint.
If you apply the liquid to your skin and do not wash it off with water fast enough, they cause chemical burns.
There are also reports that in rare cases, poppers can cause visual impairment or decreased vision, although this can be reversible if you stop using them.
If you use them in large quantities, there will be a hard skin yellow skin damage around your nose, lips and mouth. Sounds nice.
What about the rumors that led to cancer and AIDS?
In the case of gay men using them to enhance sexual activity, the ACMD dismissed the claim that the Pope might have caused cabossi's tumor (
A rare cancer)
Or AIDS, saying there is insufficient evidence to support the allegations.
However, ACMD does note that the use of the Pope in unprotected anal sex is linked to increased HIV transmission.
However, it is not clear whether this is due to the increased risk of poppers themselves or whether the use of popperuse is combined with more dangerous sex.
ACMD also said, "these potential concerns are relatively small.
What else?
They are very flammable.
So if, like some people, you insist on immersing the unlit cigarette in the bottle and inhaling the popup through it, you should be very careful.
There were cases in which some people mistakenly ordered smoke and were burned.
But you must be stupid to do that, don't you? Yes. Or drunk.
The government has not banned cigarettes and alcohol. Or poppers.