UK to ban 'legal highs', the sometimes damaging or lethal substances that are designed to mimic the effects of banned dr

The video discusses the synthetic drug spice, highlighting its addictive nature and impact on the homeless community. It covers the legal status and potential for local production post-ban, emphasizing the simplicity of its chemical creation. The video also addresses the exploitation and risks faced by users, particularly the homeless, and the market dynamics leading to a sales spike before the ban. Finally, it calls for protection and treatment for those already addicted.

What is Spice often compared to in terms of its addictive nature?

• Cocaine

• Heroin

• Tobacco

• Alcohol

Where has Spice primarily been imported from before the ban?

• Mexico

• India

• Brazil

• China

What is a significant concern regarding the production of Spice after the ban?

• It needs government approval

• It is too expensive to produce

• It can be easily produced locally

• It requires advanced technology

What is a potential consequence of the Spice ban on the homeless community?

• Increased access to housing

• Decreased drug addiction

• Looking for alternative substances

• Improved mental health

What has been a reported behavior among Spice users seeking the drug?

• Participating in sports

• Attending educational workshops

• Engaging in risky sexual behavior

• Volunteering for community service