I keep telling you, I don't have brain damage. You're misinterpreting my messages in a small sense. Or could be larger idk don't really care. Drugs are bad.there is a trip reports section of the forum for you to fuck spice in.
man you must really enjoy how brain damage makes you feel.
I keep telling you, I don't have brain damage. You're misinterpreting my messages in a small sense. Or could be larger idk don't really care. Drugs are bad.
synthetic cannabinoid blends just contain cannabinoids and some of them are actually well made. Not all are garbage. It's a misperception. How do they cause brain damage? It's safer than smoking meth or crack. At least the cannabinoids are neuroprotective
That is different than what is in synthetic weed. that is not a CB1 agonist. They are actually neuroprotective, as I stated.
I was unaware of this drug's existence. Thank you for the info, though.
It is interesting that FAAH inhibitors cause this effect, as the metabolite of paracetamol is an FAAH inhibitor. And you think they would have observed this effect in rats? I feel awful for the victims...
And what gave you the impression they used FAAH inhibitors in synthetic weed products? They don't produce recreational effects like CB1 agonists...
apparently there were a few deaths in animal trials that it is implied may not have been reported to the company conducting the trial, and certainly not made known beforehand to the volunteers themselves.
this incident effectively halted the development of all drugs targeting the FAAH receptors and I fear it's a great setback to the development of endocannibinoid targeting drugs in general. this saddens me because I feel there is a lot of promise that could lie drugs in targeting various aspects this receptor system, for all kinds of diseases and disorders.
I was not implying that FAAH inhibitors are common constituents of synthetic weed, just that there is a lot of danger to potentially be had by messing w/ the endocannibinoid system
here is an article that talks about and explains the neurotoxicity of synthetic weed -- http://www.forbes.com/sites/alicegw...ice-k2-is-so-toxic-to-the-brain/#15b625ec49eb
That article is not scientific. Cannabinoids are well known to be neuroprotective. They are NOT neurotoxic.