In the study, 17 people each smoked a 2-milligram to 6.2-milligram dose of the synthetic cannabinoid and were monitored over a 12-hour period. Researchers measured a number of factors, including vital signs, cognitive performance, and subjective experience. The subjective experience varied widely and was hard to predict from person to person, but those who experienced intoxication had experienced an increased heart rate during the first hour after smoking, as well as poor performance on motor skills and cognitive tests.
The participants also showed increased levels of confusion, impaired cognitive tracking, memory loss, detachment, and a loss of a sense of identity and reality.
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