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A
member of the German Criminal Investigation Division (BKA) displays Crystal
Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth) during a news conference at the BKA office in
Wiesbaden November 13, 2014. © Ralph Orlowski / Reuters
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The rising popularity of
“chemsex,” where people inject themselves with illicit synthetic drugs that
enable them to have sex for days on end, could lead to a rise in HIV cases in
Britain, experts have warned. The practice is mainly found in the homosexual
community, where men use a combination of drugs such as mephedrone, GHB, GBL
and crystal meth to enhance their sex drive and pleasure.
