I wonder if children are affected by 2nd hand pot smoke Sandy?
(Review the thread so that you don't look so foolish).
More on how marijuana use causes psychosis:
http://www.thecannabist.co/2015/11/30/robert-dear-marijuana-planned-parenthood/44536/
It's entertaining to watch the weasels at Cannabist.com try and refute the truth.
You wouldn't know honest truth if it bit you on the rear end.
:drum:
Just HALF a joint of cannabis 'causes psychosis-like effects in healthy people that's similar to schizophrenia', say experts
Active ingredient in cannabis delta-9-THC is linked to psychosis effects
Scientists do not fully understand mechanisms that cause these effects
Yale team found delta-9-THC increases random neural activity, or noise
Believe increased neural noise plays role in psychosis triggered by drug
Experts say effects are similar to the symptoms of schizophrenia
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...-schizophrenia-say-experts.html#ixzz3tJr7gYiz
How long have you been a dope smoker gc? (your schizo personality is showing).
Another paper you quote without reading beyond the The Daily Mail headline. The TL;DR is "NO PSYCHOSIS WAS OBSERVED IN THE EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECTS. IT WASNT'T EVEN LOOKED FOR.".
Try reading - it helps, especially if you lower yourself to quoting from the Mail, which is similar to the National Enquirer in it's quest for truth.
I fear that you're way past the point of no return gc.
Or... you could have tried to answer the points raised. But it has been a long time since I expected rational responses from you.
:kookoo:
Surely you're not under the impression that I'm attempting to reason with you are you gc? I learned long ago in the 4 part fag thread that you (and your fellow secular humanists) can't be reasoned with.
This thread is for people with an open mind and an ounce of decency. Marijuana use is extremely harmful, you're living proof.
Just HALF a joint of cannabis 'causes psychosis-like effects in healthy people that's similar to schizophrenia', say experts
Active ingredient in cannabis delta-9-THC is linked to psychosis effects
Scientists do not fully understand mechanisms that cause these effects
Yale team found delta-9-THC increases random neural activity, or noise
Believe increased neural noise plays role in psychosis triggered by drug
Experts say effects are similar to the symptoms of schizophrenia
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...-schizophrenia-say-experts.html#ixzz3tJr7gYiz
How long have you been a dope smoker gc? (your schizo personality is showing).
Scientists do not fully understand mechanisms that cause these effects
I've been doing my own case study for 17 years. No psychosis to report.
from your quote of the article. . .
And yet you take it as truth.
I've been doing my own case study for 17 years. No psychosis to report.
Valid. Psychos always self-report.
i don't understand the mechanisms that cause gravity, but i'm not worried about floating off into space when i step out the door
:noid: unless i'm stoned
A the annual gathering of conservative activists and Republican Party leaders, Fox News' Sean Hannity asked Cruz if he thought Colorado's legalization of marijuana was a good idea. “Look, I actually think this is a great embodiment of what Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis called ‘the laboratories of democracy,'" Cruz replied. "If the citizens of Colorado decide they want to go down that road, that’s their prerogative. I personally don’t agree with it, but that’s their right.” |
Ted Cruz Voices Support For States' Right To Legalize Marijuana
A the annual gathering of conservative activists and Republican Party leaders, Fox News' Sean Hannity asked Cruz if he thought Colorado's legalization of marijuana was a good idea.
“Look, I actually think this is a great embodiment of what Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis called ‘the laboratories of democracy,'" Cruz replied. "If the citizens of Colorado decide they want to go down that road, that’s their prerogative. I personally don’t agree with it, but that’s their right.”
Just HALF a joint of cannabis 'causes psychosis-like effects in healthy people that's similar to schizophrenia', say experts