The Drugs Amy Might Have Bought Pt. 3: Withdrawal

Amy Winehouse's family is now claiming that alcohol withdrawal may have led to her death, proving that speculation by asshats does not the truth make.

Below the jump: alcohol withdrawal is worse than heroin (science says so).

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The Drugs Amy Might Have Bought Pt. 2: She Might Not Have

Results of the initial autopsy on Amy Winehouse are in, with the current cause of death listed as, "Inconclusive." Since I have to give someone credit I will default to my usual Huffington Post link, although I do so only under the understanding that I wanted something that described her as having the disease known as drug addiction instead of a drug problem, but I guess that's a little too much to ask for.

The Drugs Amy Might Have Bought

Details are beginning to trickle down, and in a surprise turn of events, Amy Winehouse may have been using what some people would describe as "drugs" in order to get "high" on the day she died. Although the exact details are fuzzy until the autopsy is complete, it is believed she may have purchased cocaine, ketamine, and ecstasy. I read this and realized that she probably shouldn't have been doing those all at once, but I realized that each of them wouldn't kill you by themselves. That said, it appears that people on the Internet, reasonable as they are known for being are shitting a collective brick and either blaming her, the drugs, or just generally being confused. So today, let's just take a quick look at cocaine, ketamine, and ecstasy do to the human body.