Side effects include uncomfortable, internal disquiet, extreme headaches, strong nausea, various small forms of hallucinations, tremors or “the shakes,” and, of course, plenty of sweating. Feelings of numbness accompanied with or preceded by small electrical shocks have been known. Heavy shaking of the body or even vomiting can occur in infrequent cases, especially if the herbal mixture is tainted by unknown substances. [2]
Nervousness or slight paranoia can set in. [3] Withdrawal symptoms of the drug can almost completely destroy the chances of quiet, undisturbed sleep, so a symptom of Spice addiction can also include extreme tiredness and bloodshot eyes. The effects of Spice seem to be less euphoric than marijuana and, while still high, produce a calm and relaxed state, but that this state soon leaves if deprived of the substance longer than twelve hours. [4] Similarly to cannabis, strong feelings of hunger are accompanied with Spice addiction.
Evidence of Spice addiction should be pretty obvious, especially since the various forms and combinations of materials are not uniform or necessarily predictable, so strange and unforeseen behavior can result from its usage.
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Whom it May Concern/State of Michigan
We, the undersigned, the people of Michigan and the U.S.A. want to get help to Ban the ‘legal’ drugs known as K2/Spice. Our communities are dealing with a lot of problems and health issue with their children as young as Middle Schools and more so in High Schools. Thank you very much reading our request for help.
