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Yaba is a combination of methamphetamine (a powerful and addictive stimulant) and caffeine. Yaba, which means crazy medicine in Thai, is produced in Southeast and East Asia. The drug is popular in Asian communities in the United States and increasingly is available at raves and techno parties.
Ya ba is a stimulant that is illegal but widely used in Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand and Myanmar. It has various names, forms, effects, and production methods, and is often associated with violence, crime, and addiction.
Yaba is an illicit drug that comes from Southeast Asia. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the drug — also known as “crazy medicine” — contains a dangerous mixture of methamphetamine (meth) and caffeine.
Yaba is a red tablet of caffeine and methamphetamine that is widely used and distributed in Thailand, despite harsh penalties. Learn about its history, production, effects and recent busts in this article.
Yaba, a mix of methamphetamine and caffeine, is wreaking havoc in Bangladesh, and hundreds of people have died in "crossfire" incidents involving police.
Yaba, a drug whose name translates to “crazy medicine” in Thai, is a powerful combination of methamphetamine and caffeine. This potent mix is well-known, especially in Southeast Asia. It is highly addictive and can cause serious side effects. People commonly find yaba in brightly colored pills, which can be orange, green, or red.
Yaba is a slang term for the caffeine-laced form of methamphetamine, a highly addictive drug. Yaba is often taken as tablets, inhaled, snorted, or dissolved and injected. As an illicit drug, yaba may be cut with salt, pool chemicals, cold medication, acetone, and other hazardous substances.
Yaba is a combination of methamphetamine and caffeine. They are candy like tablets that come in different flavors, and bright colors. Users typically heat the tablet, which sits on aluminum foil,...
Learn about yaba, a tablet form of methamphetamine and powerful stimulant, from UNODC's expert Jeremy Douglas. Yaba is widely abused in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Viet Nam and Myanmar.
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