So, I regrettably smoked some synthetic pot at my cousins wedding. As soon as I went home I started researching synthetic pot and read awful things. The blend I used is 5fur144, a potent CB2 full agonist. What scares me is the fluoropentane attached to the indole group. Does this act as an alkylating agent or is further metabolized into fluoroacetic acid, which inhibits aconitase of the krebs cycle? Under normal conditions fluoroalkanes aren't supposed to act as alkylating agents, so would it metabolize into harmless fluoropropanoic acid? My curiosity is peaking...I really want to know what happens to that fluoroalkane when you smoke this poison?

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