Legal high’s spice affects

Legal highs, also known as “spice” or “synthetic marijuana,” are substances made up of various plant materials, typically sprayed with psychoactive chemicals to imitate the effects of marijuana. Despite being marketed as ‘natural’ or ‘safe’ alternatives to marijuana, the reality is that legal highs can be incredibly dangerous and cause a variety of short-term and long-term effects.

Short-term effects of legal highs vary greatly depending on the ingredients in the particular substance and the amount taken. Generally, the effects of legal highs are similar to those of marijuana, including a pleasant or ‘high’ feeling, relaxation, an altered perception of time, and a feeling of being ‘out of it.’ The hallucinogenic effects of these substances can also cause visual and auditory distortions as well as feelings of depression and anxiety. Because of the nature of legal highs, it may be difficult to determine the exact ingredients and dosages of the drug and what other effects, if any, it may have on the user.

The chemicals in legal highs can have long-term effects on the body as well. Substantial exposure can cause withdrawal symptoms, confusion and cognitive impairment. Constant use of legal highs can lead to depression, insomnia and paranoia. There have also been reports of seizures, organ damage and even death. Although it’s difficult to study the effects of certain ingredients in legal highs due to the constant changes to them and their lack of regulation, there is evidence that they are significantly more dangerous than their natural counterpart, marijuana.

Legal highs may also increase the risk of addiction due to their stronger and unpredictable effects. Because of their high potency and consistently changing composition, people may become hooked on the ‘high’ the substance provides, leading to a cycle of increasingly higher doses and a greater risk of overdosing. As of yet, there are no treatments for addiction specifically for legal highs, so it is important to avoid using these substances altogether.

In conclusion, legal highs may give users a pleasant feeling of being ‘high’, but hide under that feeling many potentially serious and long-term effects. In addition to the physical risks associated with legal highs, they can also lead to addiction and mental health issues. To ensure safety, it is best not to misuse or experiment with these substances as it may result in serious effects that may not be reversible.

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