Scopolamine, also known as Devil's Breath, is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous drugs in the world. What makes it so dangerous?

Scopolamine is dangerous because it impairs a person's memory after consumption. Anyone who takes the drug will not remember what happened afterwards. This fact turns the user temporarily into a slave who unconditionally fulfils orders, even if they involve serious crimes.

The drug comes from the borrachero tree, which grows in South America. In Colombia, the drug is said to be one of the most common street drugs. The name "Devil's Breath" comes from the fact that the person who takes scopolamine appears to be possessed by the devil within one breath.

However, scopolamine is also used in medicine in small and controlled doses. It reduces secretion production in the lungs during operations. The substance is also successfully used to treat travel sickness.