Zombie skin-rotting ‘tranq’ drug takes over streets of America as expert warns there’s no medication to reverse overdose

The NIDA said: "There are no existing medications for reversing a xylazine overdose." Oh believes that the lack of a medication to treat a Tranq overdose will not dissuade addicts or dealers. Oh discussed the "murderous competition" on the streets of Philadelphia as a place where rival drug dealers own different street corners and hold "shootouts." According to the CDC in 2021, one person dies every five minutes from a drug overdose in the US. He also spoke about how different options to drug addicts are not a product of "common sense."