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Spice is often smoked in a ‘joint’ with a bit of tobacco, similar to cannabis.
IMPORTANT –Some batches of spice are made up of synthetic cannabinoids (the active ingredient found in cannabis) and some are not. Others are made up of a collection of other herbs and plants that have similar effects to cannabis. These could include: blue water lily, dwarf skullcap, Siberian motherwolf and others.
The effect that spice has on the users mind mimics the effect of THC ( the bit of cannabis that gets you stoned)
Law
All types of Spice were legal highs but batches containing synthetic cannabinoids became a class B drug in 2009. Batches without synthetic cannabinoids are still legal.
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The effects are very similar to cannabis.
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Users may feel relaxed, agitated, talkative, sick, giggly, very happy, paranoid
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It can alter a users mood, perception and co-ordination. |
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In higher doses it can cause hallucinations, panic attacks, raised pulse, seizures |
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Longer term use can lead to paranoia, panic attacks, psychosis and memory loss. |
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Spice Silver, Spice Gold, Spice Diamond, Spice Arctic Synergy, Spice Tropical Synergy, Spice Egypt, Spice Yukatan Fire, San Pedro Cactus, EcSess, Amsterdam Gold, Devil Weed, Hyper?X
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