Tulsi Pan Masala has now been labelled as a drug by Public health officials in Ohio. TheOhio law enforcement department received concerns about the growing consumption of betel nut in high school children more particularly from the brand Tulsi.
Even though the World Health Organization labelled it a carcinogen, the police department said teens are chewing betel nut to get high, Fox News reported. Carcinogen substances are cancer-causing. They are able to damage the genome or to the disruption of cellular metabolic processes.
The matter came to light after the consumption of Tulsi Pan Masala was found to be increasing amongst the children of Reynoldsburg High School Summit Campus and Reynoldsburg police were alerted about it. The Reynoldsburg Police department says that the students were visibly ‘off balance’.
Public Health food inspectors are still scouring markets to remove the product. Officials say the Food and Drug Administration is now involved, 10tv reported.
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Social Media Reactions
LOOOL THEY CALLING TULSI A DRUG 💀 pic.twitter.com/hlf5eo1JNM
— OzzYYZ (@Ozzy_Air) March 10, 2017
I know we all walk around in a daze but not on a high perhaps we're chewing this all wrong #tulsi #beetlenut #pakistan via @hyzaidi https://t.co/vx60PTMdIs
— Ayesha Tammy Haq (@tammyhaq) March 13, 2017
Lolzzzz….!
new drugs #Tulsi tusi graet ho…:) https://t.co/lyJsCUPH4C— Ghulam zaboor ♡ (@GZaboor) March 13, 2017
speaking of igornance! Oh man, this really did take the biscuit or I mean #Tulsi @hyzaidi made my evening Hasan. This is so funny. https://t.co/Sr4QTxWwwd
— Armeena Khan (@ArmeenaRK) March 12, 2017
*insert*evil*Pakistani*laugh*here 😂😂😂😂😂 #Tulsi pic.twitter.com/jtrAhJZSCp
— Aamir (@iMalaiBoti) March 12, 2017
Somebody needs to tell Americans that Pakistanis literally eat Tulsi for breakfast. #TulsiGabbard #tulsi
— Muhammad Ali Rashid (@MuhammadAlii) March 12, 2017
https://twitter.com/Karachiabad/status/840947279011946496
I just realized that I'm a drug addict #tulsi #highonchaaliya pic.twitter.com/PlyZSE8J5k
— Abdul Hannan. (@abdulhnan22) March 12, 2017
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