Dr. Yves Léger, New Brunswick’s acting chief medical officer of health, says the drug has been detected in blood samples from nine sudden death investigations – the first indication that the drug is being used in New Brunswick.Léger calls the emergence of bromazolam in New Brunswick a “major concern.”
“What is especially concerning is that people do not know it is contained in their street drugs,” he said in a news release Friday. “There are no warning signs of Bromazolam’s presence, as it cannot be detected by sight, smell or taste. There are no telltale signs.”Léger added there may still be a risk to drug users since testing for bromazolam can take months to complete.
The drug can lead to serious adverse effects, including death, especially when taken with opioids such as fentanyl. Léger says there are also concerns about people combining benzodiazepines, like bromazolam, with opioids. The combination increases the risk of overdose and death. Public Health also warns that naloxone, often used to prevent overdoses, has no effect on benzodiazepines.
The department says it is contacting frontline organizations that work with people using street drugs about how to lower the risk of overdose and death.
Yet no warnings about sudden adult death syndrome caused by the covid jabs, no warning about the inventor of mRNA tech Dr RTobert Malone saying no one should ever get the jab, no warning about the 37 pages of NOT rare but common adverse injuries of taking the jab.
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