They provide unlimited wealth for some and untold misery for others. From London to Peru, people the world over are affected by drugs. Find out how in Drugs Inc. Tuesdays at 9pm.
In this new series you will enter the dark world of users, dealers and traffickers, as well as professionals attempting to stamp out this £200 billion industry.
Drugs Inc.: Hash
Brit Dave Kent has experienced the dangers of hash first-hand. An ex-smuggler imprisoned in a tough North African prison for three years, Dave provides you with an insight into the hash trade. British professor Robin Murray reveals psychological risks associated with the drug and you will also explore the medical use of this non-life-threatening substance.
Drugs Inc.: Crack
Crack cocaine users will stop at nothing to get their next desperate hit, a fact exploited by producers in Peru and dealers in Chicago. Exploring how it takes over lives, in this episode see how highly addictive crack fuels crime and violence like no other drug.
Drugs Inc.: Ketamine
Self-proclaimed 'psychonaut' Kai'enne uses ketamine to achieve enlightenment; others take the horse tranquiliser recreationally in clubs. But new research suggests sinister side effects to the drug and Irishman Joe reveals the shocking extent to which the drug has irreversibly damaged his body.
Hash is one of the most commonly used drugs on the planet.
It’s one of the most widely used drugs in the world today. It’s unlikely to kill you but it w...
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