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The study was supported by National Institutes of Health/National Institute on Drug Abuse, grant #DA-20892.
Ludicke, F., Baker, G., Magnette, J., Picavet, P
Some cardiovascular side effects that may be associated with sherm use include: Heart palpitations High blood pressure Increased risk of stroke Irregular heartrate Some respiratory side effects that may be associated with sherm use include: Shallow breathing Possible lung damage Respiratory depression Some neurological side effects that may be associated with sherm include: Blurred vision Slurred speech Loss of coordination Muscle tremors Seizures There is also the potential risk of coma, cardiac arrest, and death
They contain over 4,000 chemicals over 50 of which are known to be toxic in nature: the carbon monoxide also found in car exhaust fumes, butane found in lighter fluid, and arsenic, ammonia, and methanol found in rocket fuel, for example