Interestingly enough I've never seen a stimulant overdose resemble anything other...
If it was reversed would their natural endocannabinoid system not be thrown out of whack?
(Its a rhetorical question, I know the answer)
I always laugh when I hear people say this..
What kind of question is that? Are you an endocrinology expert become I was talking about iso-reciptor binding in the brain.
Never mind...just sound so off base,."thrown out of wack" That has no meaning,not even in Rhetoric. There are no experts in endocannabioid systems, IAC.
There is study of it which you could try some. Some endo-cabss are what are reversed, Iso-molecules. And so, some of the subjective experience is reversed.
"Interestingly enough I've never seen a stimulant overdose resemble anything other..." More meaninglessness. Good job. Maybe try to read some science.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0165614700014826
Cannabinoid receptors, the molecular targets of the cannabis constituent Δ[SUP]9[/SUP]-tetrahydrocannabinol, are present throughout the body and are normally bound by a family of endogenous lipids – the endocannabinoids.
Release of endocannabinoids
is stimulated in a receptor-dependent manner by neurotransmitters and requires the enzymatic cleavage of phospholipid precursors present in the membranes of neurons and other cells. Once released, the endocannabinoids activate cannabinoid receptors on nearby cells and are rapidly inactivated by transport and subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis. These compounds might act near their site of synthesis to serve a variety of regulatory functions, some of which are now beginning to be understood. Recent advances in the biochemistry and pharmacology of the endocannabinoid system in relation to the opportunities that this system offers for the development of novel therapeutic agents will be discussed.