Drugs?Two of the worst are already legalised in this country,I can walk into Tesco and buy a pack of ciggies or stock a trolley with alcohol,both are a darned sight more harmfull than cannabis
Drugs?Two of the worst are already legalised in this country,I can walk into Tesco and buy a pack of ciggies or stock a trolley with alcohol,both are a darned sight more harmfull than cannabis
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There may be some truth in what you say but one should not be mislead into believing that the use of cannabis is harmless.Originally Posted by Tawi2
Drugs?Two of the worst are already legalised in this country,I can walk into Tesco and buy a pack of ciggies or stock a trolley with alcohol,both are a darned sight more harmful than cannabis
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Results Cannabis users had bilaterally reduced hippocampal and amygdala volumes (P = .001), with a relatively (and significantly [P = .02]) greater magnitude of reduction in the former (12.0% vs 7.1%). Left hemisphere hippocampal volume was inversely associated with cumulative exposure to cannabis during the previous 10 years (P = .01) and subthreshold positive psychotic symptoms (P < .001). Positive symptom scores were also associated with cumulative exposure to cannabis (P = .048). Although cannabis users performed significantly worse than controls on verbal learning (P < .001), this did not correlate with regional brain volumes in either group.
Conclusions These results provide new evidence of exposure-related structural abnormalities in the hippocampus and amygdala in long-term heavy cannabis users and corroborate similar findings in the animal literature. These findings indicate that heavy daily cannabis use across protracted periods exerts harmful effects on brain tissue and mental health.
I fully agree and in a lot of cases it leads to further abuse and addiction to killer drugs like heroin and crack cocaine
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