hedinclouds
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but if the plant is getting the same chemicals from feces as you just stated then your point is moot...for, using your words here...unless you procure the manure yourself you are getting chemicals...and guano for instance would be contaminated with both pesticides and ferts as you indicated as they feed on crops that man protects...so point is moot
also bath salts and spice are NOT the same...bath salts are MDPV (also known as 3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone) or mephedrone...spice is a synthetic cannabinoid JWH-018. Another compound, found in Spice products sold in Germany, is an analog of CP-47,497, a cannabinoid developed by Pfizer over 20 years ago. And such an aberrant misconception is putting your supposed phd in question
Please question my "supposed degree". Yes however, when syndicate chemicals are introduced to our diet, adverse reactions occurr within the brain. Animal feces like bat guano may contain elements that may pose potential problems on a scale how large, I'm not sure without scientifically testing or taking the time to find a recent Un bias study.
So my main point was simply this, man made synthetics have been proven to be worse for our bodies then natural organics. ( yes we all know Phizer has been such an uplifting drug company that has never done faulty studies conducted within..cough cough Zoloft teen / young adult suicide)
CP-47,497..little testing has been done to this synthetic chemical and not much is known about the long-term effects or the impact of their toxicity. ( thankfully changing do to the recent events).
I wasn't saying bath salts are like spice, rather they are products of synthetic chemicals, man made in a lab with little testing. Such as chemical nutrients.
INTRODUCTION:
3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV) is a designer stimulant drug that has gained popularity in the USA. Although adverse effects of MDPV have been described, to our knowledge, this is the first reported death.
CASE REPORT:
We report the case of a 40-year-old male who injected and snorted "bath salts" containing MDPV and subsequently became agitated, aggressive, and experienced a cardiac arrest. He was resuscitated after his initial arrest; however, he developed hyperthermia, rhabdomyolysis, coagulopathy, acidosis, anoxic brain injury, and subsequently died.
DISCUSSION:
This is the first case in the medical literature to report death due to isolated confirmed MDPV intoxication. The manner of death is also consistent with excited delirium syndrome.
Other Zoloft Side Effects
Zoloft has been found to cause two other significant side effects: increased thoughts of suicide, and complications for those with pre-existing heart conditions. As early as 1990, people reported that antidepressants caused increased suicidal thoughts and behaviors. The FDA considered the issue, but it did nothing more. It became clear that antidepressants could adversely affect children and teenagers, making them hostile, irrational, violent, or suicidal. In 2006, the FDA analyzed the results of 372 studies of antidepressants, finding that even young adults (ages 18-25) were also afflicted with behavioral changes. As a result, the FDA ordered antidepressant manufacturers, including Pfizer for Zoloft, to include added warnings to consumers.
if anyone chooses to grow, smoke, eat, MMJ with chemical nutes, that's fine. I'm not judging .My main point here was for the original poster to do some research before thinking irrationally.
Cheers.