These can be broken down into three areas: Constant tiredness or low energy Red, irritated or bloodshot eyes Sudden, unexplained weight loss Shaking hands, excessive sweating Difficulty breathing or persistent coughing Anxiety, irritability or paranoia between doses Hallucinations or disturbing thoughts Emotional numbness or mood swings Memory problems or poor focus Spending large sums of money on Spice Lying about usage or becoming increasingly secretive Skipping work, school or missing important responsibilities Isolating from loved ones If several of these signs feel familiar, it might be time to step back and look honestly at the role Spice is playing in your life, or in the life of someone close to you
If left untreated, STIs can cause infertility, stillbirths, ectopic pregnancy and an increased risk of HIV
Using airtight containers, buying fresh packs, and avoiding extreme conditions ensures the best smoking experience
Both options meet the display requirements set by Qubecs ministre de la Sant et des Services sociaux
Peer pressure, social and economic circumstances, parental attitudes, laws and the price of substances are all likely to affect whether or when a teenager starts to use tobacco, cannabis or alcohol
