Synthetic cannabinoids - degeneration of the hippocampus

[Salino438]

Spice Addiction: Signs, Symptoms & Effects | Sanctuary Lodge

Spice addiction can be a serious concern for someone suffering from it. Learn all about spice abuse, from signs and symptoms to its various effects.

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[Salino438]

Synthetic cannabinoids - Wikipedia

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[Salino438]

Doctors' group warns about synthetic cannabinoid that has caused 'severe psychosis' in Ireland

HHC produces similar effects to THC but is a synthetic substance with unknown long-term consequences.

www.thejournal.ie

 

[failedathlete]

the research you are presenting is so serious, I had to take 3 blinkers to fully focus and understand the implications

 

[mogtivism]

Best greetings to all of you, dear members of the Looksmax community.

I'm just a relatively young man without a school degree and professional qualifications, but with various facial and body deformities, who is a nobody both behind the computer screen and in real life (using "internet slang", a 0 out of 10).

Nonetheless, I would like to share this information here to prevent others from making these mistakes. Not just young adolescents, but each individual. I don't use drugs myself, but a good friend of mine died of an overdose a few days ago. His death was a shock, but that's what prompted me to write about it.

Many people (especially our parents' generation) associate the term "drugs" with substances that have existed for a long time (such as cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, LSD, cannabis, alcohol, tobacco, methamphetamine, etc.).

To this day, these are part of our society, but something has changed all of this in recent years, we are talking about so-called "designer drugs" (research chemicals).

However, this is an insanely large and complex topic, so I want to focus primarily on synthetic cannabinoids.

It seems perfectly normal these days that for many people this plant is simply a part of life (cosmetics, dietary supplements, consumption to relieve physical and/or psychological pain, etc.).

I have friends and acquaintances of different backgrounds, religions and cultures (both men and women) who are mostly in their early 20s. Each of them has already had their first experience with it, unfortunately with absolutely terrible, enormous and horrific side effects that are still there for years to come.

Please do not get me wrong. We are not talking about pure, organic, high-quality cannabis that has been bred by educated and intelligent people with a lot of time, effort and knowledge, but something that has been produced in laboratories.

These synthetically manufactured substances are then usually packed in small, colorful bags with childish pictures and offered for sale as quickly as possible (on the streets, in shops, but also on various websites on the Internet that are accessible to everyone).

The target group is mostly children and young people, who often have their first experiences with drugs at this age. Unfortunately, this business is primarily about making a lot of money as quickly as possible, and people's health is not the top priority.

It can be very difficult for someone who is inexperienced in this area to determine whether this is pure or has been contaminated with other agents. In many cases, buyers are lied to.

Instead of cannabis, they are given an unknown drug that nobody knows exactly what it can do to the brain.

It is incredibly sad to see how people who consume something like this are getting sicker and see no way out. Mostly it is a strong psychosis, paranoid schizophrenia, hallucinations, memory is getting worse and much more.

At least these are side effects that I have seen / heard from others.

Finally, if you've viewed/read this message, I'd like to thank you for your time, effort, and interest.

It would be significant to know if perhaps any of you have had experience with this.

All the best to you and your families.

God bless.

Take care of yourselves,
Salino438

Imagine smoking spice instead of just buying real weed. JFL


In canada, we got government sanctioned weed stores so you can do drugs without accidentally ODing on fent

 

[Salino438]

Experts issue warning over cannabis sweets laced with Spice

Drugs charity The Loop says it's worried the sweets could be putting buyers at risk of death.

www.bbc.com

 

[Salino438]

Imagine smoking spice instead of just buying real weed. JFL


In canada, we got government sanctioned weed stores so you can do drugs without accidentally ODing on fent

Unfortunately, there are many (young) people here in Europe who smoke synthetic cannabinoids, develop psychosis and paranoid schizophrenia, and have to be treated with very strong psychotropic drugs in a psychiatric hospital for several months or even years.

Even "natural" cannabis has absolutely nothing to do with nature these days. It is mostly grown in laboratories and has an extremely high THC content, which leads to a wide range of mental illnesses in many people in a short period of time.

This drug has already ruined the lives of many.

 

[Salino438]

The Link between Cannabis and Psychosis in Teens Is Real

Teens have access to vastly more potent cannabis than their parents had at their age. Parents need to understand the risks, including psychosis

www.scientificamerican.com

Heavy Cannabis Use Linked to Schizophrenia, Especially among Young Men

A huge Danish study shows that up to 30 percent of psychosis diagnoses in young men could have been prevented if these individuals hadn’t used marijuana heavily

www.scientificamerican.com

 

[Salino438]

The Cannabis-Schizophrenia Link Grows Stronger

Too many people think cannabis is not addictive or dangerous. In fact, it can be both, and in ways we're just discovering.

www.psychologytoday.com

Growing demand for stronger marijuana highlights the risk of cannabis-induced psychiatric disorders

As more states legalize recreational cannabis products, there’s been greater consumer demand for more powerful weed, raising the possible of risk of psychiatric disorders.

www.nbcnews.com

 

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Proportion of new schizophrenia cases linked to cannabis use triple

New research adds to mounting evidence of a link between heavy cannabis use and psychosis, experts say.

www.euronews.com

 

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Smoking strong marijuana daily increases risk of psychosis, study finds

The research adds to previous studies that have found links between marijuana and mental health problems, but still does not definitively pinpoint marijuana as the cause

www.cbsnews.com

What is cannabis-induced psychosis? Psychiatrist shares what to know.

Studies since 2019 have shown an increase of emergency room visits across the country as a result of cannabis, Dr. David Schreiber, psychiatrist and CEO and co-founder of Compass Health Center, told CBS News.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[ropemax]

i think i smoked ts a couple times unknowingly. It turns you into a zombie, hijacks motor functions and induces strong oppressive hallucination

 

[Salino438]

i think i smoked ts a couple times unknowingly. It turns you into a zombie, hijacks motor functions and induces strong oppressive hallucination

I'm really sorry to hear that.

I sincerely hope your health, both physically and mentally, improves.

You're absolutely right. Synthetic cannabinoids, but also "natural" cannabis, cause people to turn into "zombies".

 

[Salino438]

Highly potent cannabis products raise risk of psychosis, study says

Cannabis products today tend to be much stronger than the plant itself, raising concerns among researchers and policymakers about their health effects.

www.euronews.com