Comments on: Spice flow: the new street drug pharmacology

By: LeeAnn

LeeAnn — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 17:45:55 +0000

If you know anyone doing this please tell them to stop! It is extremely bad for you. Unfortunaly my 28 year old cousin has been smoking spice for the last 2 years daily. She just recently had gotten committed to a mental hospital for testing. She seems to have completely fried her brain with all of the chemicals put into spice. She now thinks she is a 6 year old girl. Extremely sad and heart breaking for all involved. It is not something to mess with. If you want to smoke something just smoke pot.

By: Tomas

Tomas — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 06:59:28 +0000

Wow, you people have no idea what you are talking about. This stuff is VERY hard to make. To apply to an herb is very easy. It is damn hard to overdose on incense. Maybe something like pure am-2201 powder. But not an herbal blend. This is a full cb1 agonist guys, please be careful. And do not listen to anyone here (article is accurate, comments are not). Go to erowid, the shroomery, bluelight. Please educate yourselves. Enjoy

By: Bobbi

Bobbi — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 04:23:16 +0000

this is to the young man from louisana…not even sure if you will ever get this post. My son IS very ill from that shit. He too has an array of medical conditions but somehow believes that spice has no bearing on his very unhealthy life these days. He is 17 by the way. I hope it is not too late for his body to start to heal. As I AM a concerned mother i am horrified for all you guys out there putting that shit into your bodies. Research it, the compounds, the articles, NMDA functions in your brains, your central nervous system etc… he vomits 3-4 times a night, headaches, shakes, it’s a nightmare…and thats an understatement.

By: PrettyPink

PrettyPink — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 17:41:55 +0000

Spice, K2, or K3 is what they make herbal incense with. You can get it from several different stores because it is legal. It can not be detected in drug test which is why it is smoke in the military. Spice has a chemical in it that gives you the same effects of THC in weed. You get the same high. Maybe higher or less high depending on what type u buy. There are different types of it just like different weed (regular, purp, etc. You get the same feeling just like when you smoke weed munches and smiles/laughter. Weed should be legal because they can not prove it does harm to the body after all these years, they have come up with nothing. Not even people overdosing off of it. Crack, meth, etc should be illegal just as it is because there are proven facts that it can harm you in so many ways. And even KILL U.

By: terry blue

terry blue — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 02:29:40 +0000

I personally think that all drugs should be legal. I myself do not abuse drugs at all I don’t like taking them. But I have many people around me slowly kill themselves by abusing drugs of all kinds. If they were legal and had total access to them. I think they might end up killing themselves much sooner. This would make the time they have to hurt the people around them much shorter. And best of all. It might kill them before they have time to reproduce. In days past both “stupid and lazy” did not survive very long. With modern medicine and all the protective laws our legislature pass. Dumb , lazy and stupid all survive and reproduce thus polluting the Gene pool. And worst of all. While they are alive they are endangering the liveS of the intelligent people and or end up killing a few of them with their stupid decisions or actions.

By: Sharehouse Jakarta

Sharehouse Jakarta — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 13:59:14 +0000

tight thread. like manu chao raps : too morality brings criminality brings hypocrisy and insanity. evidence in this post that someone’s trying to ban an idea — the cannabis meme. won’t work, no good. good luck to Mr the man. mimac and rageahol are right. Water Eyes may also be. what it think: there’s no good reason to give up on the market approach to mindfood/mindfun simply because the mind is involved. we need research, regulation, labeling and most of all competition. to “ban” something is to stick head in sand, turning the world over to mafia/mad science. but Spice is probably better than Mexican drug wars.

By: dg

dg — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 17:14:09 +0000

All the more reason to make safer altenatives like mj available. The govt is just making things worse. People will always find something to get high on like the much worse alcohol. Prohibition has never worked and never will. There ia just about a centuries worth of evidence: prohibition only leads to more death and criminals and crime.

By: Dardo

Dardo — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 17:47:07 +0000

What does spice smell like?

By: the

the — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 07:23:41 +0000

I live in Louisiana where these ‘legal highs’ are the most prominate in the country, outdoing every other state with 128 calls to poison control in 2010 regarding spice and other products like it.
For everyone out there that uses these products, or is considering using this. Don’t, I’m not a concerned parent, or some bullshit law enforcer, I’m just a teen that made some seriously bad mistakes.
I smoked ‘incense’ for just over a year, then quit after I had a seizure in early 2010. now, almost 9 months later; I am dealing with a myriad of medical problem. I have seizures almost once every 2 months and I have lost my drivers license because of it. My eyesight is dwindling into a foggy haze that glasses can’t fix and doctors can’t explain. The medical bills from my many hospitle trips since I quit continue to skyrocket. These destructive chemicals have left my life in shambles, and the horror storys caused by them are countless in my area. My cousins girl friend recently was diagnosed with a brain tumour from prolonged use of incense, and the newest line of legal highs called bath salts.
I have nothing but regret from using these products to get a quick legal high… The moral of my story? Stay away from these posionious chemicals, if you want to get high. Stick with weed.

BTW, I’ve seen this shit get made, and I will tell you that neuroscientists are not the people making it. Unless you call high schoolers and pill heads using spray bottles neuroscientists.

By: jim

jim — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 03:48:50 +0000

you will know the problem in 10 years