Researchers in the University of Bath Addiction and Mental Health Group has studied the withdrawal symptoms observed in patients who are trying to quit using synthetic cannabinoids. The new research found that these individuals go through worse withdrawal symptoms than users of regular pot. The Research findings were disclosed last month and the challenges experienced by these users were highlighted. The study focused on synthetic cannabis users who got hooked on the products classified as ‘Spice”.
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