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Flindt Andersen | The Fentanyl Crisis and Prevention, Manufactured Drugs & Trends with Kids Today.
Flindt Andersen | The Fentanyl Crisis and Prevention, Manufactured Drugs & Trends with Kids Today.
Flindt Andersen | The Fentanyl Crisis and Prevention, Manufactured Drugs & Trends with Kids Today.
Monday 16th August 2021
Flindt Andersen of P.A.I.N. discusses the fentanyl crisis and its alarming impact on today's youth in 'Knockin' Doorz Down'.
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Get the buttons here!Flindt Andersen on the Fentanyl Crisis: Unmasking the Dangers Facing Today's Youth
We need to educate and create awareness about fentanyl abuse and its devastating consequences, especially among younger generations who are most at risk.
Picture this: a drug so potent that it's 100 times stronger than morphine, and it's wreaking havoc across the country. In this eye-opening episode of 'Knockin' Doorz Down', host Jason LaChance sits down with Flindt Andersen, the founder and director of P.A.I.N. (Parents and Addicts In Need), to discuss the terrifying rise of fentanyl abuse among today's youth. Fentanyl isn't just another drug; it's a game-changer in the worst way possible.
Andersen explains how this synthetic opioid, often manufactured and imported from places like China and Russia, is being laced with other drugs such as cocaine, leading to a deadly cocktail that's claiming lives at an alarming rate. But why is this happening? Why are dealers willing to risk their customers' lives? Andersen sheds light on these disturbing trends, revealing that the sheer number of new users means dealers don't worry about repeat business anymore.
The conversation also touches on the accessibility of these drugs to the younger generation, making it clear that the fight against this crisis is more urgent than ever. Andersen's firsthand experience with addicts and their families offers invaluable insights into the challenges of combating this epidemic. He emphasizes the critical role of education and parental support in preventing addiction.
If you're looking to understand the severity of the fentanyl crisis and what can be done to stop it, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for a sobering yet essential discussion that could very well save lives.