ETSY has a hat and candles flooded and asked the following questions. Social media is filled with videos of people who release “Lorazepam” in fake southern draws. Lorazepam made a cameo in the recent “Saturday Night Live” episode when an actress Chloe Faman shouted a word during a sketch.
As anyone who is not familiar with the season 3 of “White Lotus”, this sudden tsunami of prescription drugs used to treat anxiety is not a sign of mass despair. Rather, it is an expression of constant fan obsession with Victoria Ratliff, the character of the HBO TV show. The current season ends on Sunday.
Victoria, played by Parker Posey, is a wealthy North Carolina woman who is on vacation at Wellness Resort in Thailand, expressing her need for LORAZEPAM on a regular basis despite an idyllic environment.
massage? Victoria said she could create a phobia “very stressed and” phobia. Lorazepam says, “It really helps you relax.” She tells the masseur.
Yacht Party? Victoria said, “A social situation makes me anxious.
The decision that her daughter Pfeiffer decided to change the main life? Victoria said after the disease disappeared, “I have no Laura Jepham.” “I will have to drink myself to sleep.”
The name of the drug is as often as all characters and looks like a part of the cast. However, the way I penetrated the popular culture was Victoria’s description. Southern It provided a master class in art that rejoices the syllables wrapped in syllables.
“She has made it capture it,” he said, Jason Sturgill, a 49 -year -old artist, an artistic director and a “White Lotus” fan.
LORAZEPAM is a general medicine produced by other companies and is sometimes referred to as the brand name ativan. It is part of the benzodiazepine, including Diaje Farm (Valium), Chlona Farm (Clonapin) and Alfra Zolam (Xanax).
It is said that almost 20 %of those who take benzodiazepine are misuse. 2019 Study. Publishers like the New York Times, International and CNN We started warning of the possibility of addiction and the risk of taking alcohol.
Brooklyn’s pharmacist Daniel Marakhovsky, 31, said Posey’s depiction of Victoria captures the mannerism of a person who is actually taking drugs.
Marakhovsky said, “The way you can see in the show is what you see from my patients.
Victoria onlineQueen” or “Lorazepam’s main Our Lady. ” I was also looking forward to the “White Lotus” tiktok account. calling Her “Queen of Benzo.” It includes products made to capture the breakout of the drug. “White lotus” theme bracelet Laura’s farm charm, A face Rose -colored glasses and “Live Laughter Laura Jegean Farm” Cross Stitch with Victoria pattern.
Julie Jackson, a pattern seller, said that she had not received much attention as she shared about Laura Jam Farm’s design, which she recently received more than 60,000 likes. “I have never been so crazy about anything.” Destructive cross stitchA person who lives in Dallas.
Google searches for “Lorazepam” were theirs. The largest spike in record It was broadcast on March 10 the day after the fourth episode of “White Lotus” season. In it, Victorian husband, who deals with a professional crisis, is secretly A’s pill disease. After he steals Laura Zepham, she stops taking while taking more and more things.
Sabrina Palacios, a 32 -year -old Sabrina Palacios, who lives in Somerville, New Jersey, said, “They use Laura Jepham as a way to fight her husband and wife.” At the beginning of the show, Victoria’s husband, Timothy Ratliff (Jason Isaacs), added:
One of the answers is the reason why the writer of “The White Lotus” chose LORAZEPAM instead of another benzodiazepine. The representative of HBO refused to comment.
Fortesa Latifi, 31, a journalist of Los Angeles Thread “There are two types of people in the world: While looking at White Lotus and those who are not, we had to go with Google ‘LORAZEPAM’.”
LatiFi, who wrote about chronic diseases for publications, including The Times, said in a call, called for anxiety. “Lorazepam of our generation is her character,” she said. “People know it. They know this kind of drug.”
She added that Xanax has a very special reputation. “You think of college students.” She said. “Women who are rich will not take Xanax. It should be more cool.”
