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- Effects of AM-2233 - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2011 from Eugene DobryakovThe chemists play a very important role in the creation of fantastic and extraordinary chemicals for people. These chemicals bring convenience to the people and the society. We cannot neglect the importance of chemicals in our lives. People don’t know that how much these chemicals affect our ...
Views: 1057 - JT-7770 as a research chemical - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2011 from Eugene DobryakovSince the life has started on the earth, chemicals are playing very important role in the life. With the advancement of science and technology, the importance of the chemicals cannot be denied. In body, in medicine field, in industry, in agriculture, in unlimited fields, the chemicals are used ...
Views: 870 - Review of JWH - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2011 from Eugene DobryakovThe chemical JWH is named after its creator John W Huffman who was a chemist. The JWH is an analgesic chemical which belongs to the amine family and acts as a agonist at CB1 and CB2 receptors. The effects of JWH are same like that of THC. The spice gold contains JWH and in 2008, a pharmaceutical ...
Views: 500 - Effects of JWH-018 - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2011 from Eugene DobryakovThe JWH -018 is a synthetic compound which is a new type of drug which is replacing marijuana. Many herbal smoke blends add JWH as their essential component in place of marijuana. It provides a better and high class experience to the users. It has similar effects like that of THC and marijuana. ...
Views: 453 - JWH Usage and Its Harmful Effects - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2011 from Eugene DobryakovJwh is actually on the name of its supporter Jon w. Huffman. It is a well known chemical which having the pain reliever properties. Therefore it is referred as pain killer. For receptors tagged as cb2 and cb1, it is cannabinoid agonist and it comes for the naphthoylindoles family. This chemical ...
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