The British victim 'Krokodil & # 39; gets "devoured from the inside" by a murderous zombie drug

One of the first British victims of the zombie drug 'Krokodil & # 39; said that she felt like being eaten inside by the horror matter.

Emma Davies, 41, claims to be accidentally injected with this drug, dubbed one of the world's deadliest.

The mother of three warned others not to try the zombie drug that causes excruciating open wounds and rotting flesh that has been compared to crocodile skin – hence her name.

Krokodil, which has the chemical name of deomorphine, has already killed hundreds of people in Russia and Ukraine, but few cases have been reported in the UK.

The main ingredient of the "cannibal drug" Krokodil is codeine, but it is cut to gasoline, stripper and other toxic substances.

Emma told The Sun Online, "If you ask me, it's the essence that eats your flesh.

"I was covered with burn marks, I was not burned, they came from inside me."

She added, "The only way to take it is the injection.If someone offers you a drug that can only be taken that way, stay out of it.

Davies was unable to attend the Cheltenham District Court last August because she had taken krokodil and was being treated at the Royal Gloucestershire Hospital.

She did not appear in court because "a rather unpleasant blood infection caused her to have large ulcers on her arm," the court said.

Tredworth's drug addict in Gloucestershire finally appeared in court on Monday and acknowledged the robbery.

Her lawyer, Clare Buckley, informed the court of serious health issues related to the use of various clbad A drugs.

The lawyer said that after years of abuse, she had had two heart attacks last year, as well as a stroke, hepatitis C and deep vein thrombosis

She also has healed lungs, an enlarged spleen, and recently recovered MRSA.

The lawyer told the court, "She wants to move forward in life. She wants a script [a prescription for rehabilitation].

"She is aware that if she continues as she goes, she will meet a premature death, which would be very sad."