‘Bath Salts Bride’ Died After Taking Zombie Drug In Desperate Bid To Lose Weight

June 9 2012, Published 10:00 a.m. ET
By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter
The dangerous synthetic drug that has caught the country’s attention after “flesh-eating zombie” Rudy Eugene ripped off and ate a Miami homeless man’s face last month, but Breaking Celebrity News can reveal that the phenomenon is neither new nor restricted to the inner cities and has affected people from all walks of life around the world.
British bride Sarah Forsyth began taking the legal concoction just weeks after she walked down the aisle with husband Jim as an alternative to diet drugs in an extreme attempt to lose weight, reported the Daily Mail.
The newlywed picked up the seemingly innocent white powder that was nicknamed Ivory Wave and described as ‘soothing bath salts,’ on the Internet for around $30 per 500 mg bag in October 2009.
Along with giving her the body of her dreams after she dropped 10 dress sizes, Sarah was transformed from a sweet, bubbly 35-year-old to a “paranoid, aggressive agoraphobic, insomniac,” according to her family.
“It got hold of her so quickly. She was in its g