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     An update on fentanyl deaths. They may be going down. In a statement released January 11th 2023 from the White House, for the fifth month in a row overdose deaths have been going down in the United States, and while they attribute it to the Biden administration doing an excellent job of making antidotes available and doing drug education, and dealing with the cartels, it could also be because of the rainbow fentanyl as I predicted in September of 2022.      In one of my first blog posts Rainbow Fentanyl May End Overdoses , I suggested that most of the fentanyl overdoses can more properly be identified as fentanyl poisonings because the people did not know they were taking fentanyl. Before rainbow fentanyl, fentanyl was being laced into counterfeit pills that were stamped to look like things like oxycodone and many other prescription pills, not just painkillers. People took them thinking that they were the real thing and would overdose accidentally....

(Written Sept 23rd 2022)      The new multicolored, "rainbow fentanyl," coming in from Mexico might be a game changer, and may end the accidental fentanyl deaths in the United States. Up until now fentanyl has been stamped to look like any prescription medication that doctors prescribe. People ran out of their prescription, went to the streets, and someone sold them something that looks exactly like an oxycontin or a mood stabilizer, or anything that a prescription was written for, but the only active ingredient was fentanyl. No one was going to the streets trying to buy fentanyl, they were trying to buy more of whatever prescription they had run out of.      So people who were used to taking a few pale blue oxycontin M30s might take a few identical looking pale blue counterfeit M30s and that much fentanyl would be too much and they would die, and the same goes true for any other counterfeit prescription medication, maybe the people were used to taking t...