States are banning an energy pill dubbed 'gas station heroin' after people suffer opioid-like withdrawals, paranoia, and hallucinations

• Mississippi is set to join states that have banned tianeptine, a drug with opioid-like side effects.
• Known as "gas station heroin," tianeptine is sold under names like Za Za Red and Tianna.
• The FDA says the drug has no medical use and to "avoid all products containing tianeptine."

Several states have banned a pill that can cause withdrawal symptoms similar to opioids — and can be readily available at gas stations and online.