This substance contains large amounts of theobromine, which acts like caffeine. It comes in powdered form, solid blocks, and bars. This substance is a hallucinogen. It was first popular in the 1960's in its crystalline form, known as angel dust. Now it is commonly used in a liquid form, drenched over mint or parsley leaves and sold in glassine bags.
Users often smoke it in cigarettes.
Sometimes they mix it with other substances like marijuana to increase their high. This substance alters moods and, when swallowed, can cause reactions ranging from a trance to aggressive behavior. It causes the user to lose coordination. It can also cause convulsions. Visits to hospitals for emergencies caused by this substance have risen, which means this substance has become more popular.