What is sherm?

Sherm

Sherm, also known as "wet," "fry," or "ill," is a slang term for marijuana cigarettes dipped in phencyclidine (PCP). PCP is a dissociative anesthetic with hallucinogenic effects.

• Effects: Using sherm can cause a range of effects, including distorted perceptions, hallucinations, paranoia, anxiety, confusion, and aggressive or violent behavior. Physiological effects may include increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and respiratory distress. Find more about its effects here: Effects of Sherm

• Risks: Sherm use carries significant risks. PCP is highly unpredictable, and its effects can vary greatly depending on the dosage, the individual's sensitivity, and other factors. Overdoses can lead to coma, seizures, and even death. Long-term use can result in cognitive impairment, psychological problems, and addiction. Find more about its risks here: Risks of Sherm

• Appearance: Sherm cigarettes may have a distinctive odor due to the PCP. They may also appear wet or sticky due to the dipping process.

• Addiction: PCP is addictive, and regular sherm users may develop dependence and experience withdrawal symptoms when they try to quit. Find more about addiction here: Sherm Addiction

• Legal Status: PCP is an illegal drug in many jurisdictions, and the possession, sale, or use of sherm is subject to legal penalties.