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Over prolonged periods, this can lead to the hardening and narrowing of the arteries (atherosclerosis), increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes
Physical symptoms include: Bloodshot eyes Nausea Fatigue Tremors Weight loss Increased heart rate Psychological symptoms include: Increased anxiety and depression Paranoia Hallucinations Mood swings Psychosis Behavioural symptoms include: Becoming more secretive about spice use Isolating yourself Neglecting daily responsibilities Downturn in personal hygiene and appearance Attempting to stop and being unable to Becoming more fixated on getting spice and using it If you recognise these symptoms in yourself or someone you know, then you should seek professional help
Tobacco Control, 31(3), 464472
The present findings are at odd with those recently reported in a model of long-term cigarette smoke exposure by Perez-Rial et al
