The Challenges Inc Podcast
The Challenges Inc Podcast
Synthetic Cannabinoids - TAP020
Synthetic Cannabinoids - TAP020
Synthetic Cannabinoids - TAP020
Thursday 21st January 2016
Join Seth Fitzgerald and Glenn Marshall as they discuss the severe risks of synthetic cannabinoids and the urgent need for policy reform on 'Challenging Pathos'.
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Get the buttons here!Synthetic Cannabinoids: The Hidden Dangers and Policy Pitfalls
The cannabinoids are particularly concerning because you have a bunch of unknown chemicals that are capable of affecting effectively every single part of the human body and the different cascade of effects that can come from that it just varies so much that that's why, if I were to sort of rank them, given the current way in which they're being used, I'd probably place them below essentially every drug I can I can think of.
What happens when synthetic drugs designed to mimic cannabis go horribly wrong? In this gripping episode of 'Challenging Pathos', host Glenn Marshall sits down with Seth Fitzgerald from The Drug Classroom to unravel the dark side of synthetic cannabinoids, often known by their street names like Spice and K2. These substances have gained notoriety for their unpredictable and sometimes lethal effects, making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Seth and Glenn dive deep into the murky waters of these synthetic compounds, highlighting their moderate potential for abuse but high potential for severe, even deadly, consequences. They discuss how the unregulated nature of these drugs leads to wildly varying mixtures that can wreak havoc on the human body. Ever wondered why these dangerous substances are still on the market? The episode also touches on the socio-economic factors that make synthetic cannabinoids appealing to vulnerable populations.
From their cheap cost to their difficult-to-detect nature, these drugs present a unique challenge for both users and policymakers. Glenn and Seth don't just stop at the dangers; they also call for much-needed drug policy reform and emphasize the importance of harm reduction strategies. If you've ever been curious about the risks associated with synthetic cannabinoids or are interested in the broader implications for drug policy, this episode is a must-listen.
It's an eye-opening discussion that sheds light on a pressing issue, offering both personal stories and professional insights that aim to educate and inform without judgment.