NTEOKs
NTEOKs, an acronym for "Non-Therapeutic Exogenous Opiate-Ketamine" compounds, are a class of substances that have gained attention in recent years due to their potential for abuse and their impact on public health. These compounds are synthetic drugs that mimic the effects of opiates and ketamine, which are known for their powerful pain-relieving and dissociative properties. NTEOKs are often marketed as legal alternatives to illicit drugs, but their use can lead to severe health consequences, including addiction, overdose, and long-term neurological damage.
The chemical structure of NTEOKs varies, but they typically combine elements of opiates and ketamine to produce
However, the use of NTEOKs is associated with significant risks. These substances can be highly addictive, leading
Efforts to address the issue of NTEOKs include public awareness campaigns, education about the risks, and advocacy