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2. The drug is consumed through various ways...

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2. The drug is consumed through various ways...

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Examples:
Joints
Blunts
Pipes
Drinks
Dabs
Bong
Bubbler
Vaporizer
Capsules
Tincture
Spray
Edibles

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3. What does the drug come from/what is it made from/addictive chemical.

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3. What does the drug come from/what is it made from/addictive chemical.

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Marijuana is the dried leaves and flowers of the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa). Like all plants it's sensitive to the environment where it grows.

Different weather and soil conditions can change the amounts of the chemicals inside the plant. That means marijuana grown in a place like Hawaii might be chemically different than marijuana from Mexico or vice-versa. https://teens.drugabuse.gov/teachers/mind-over-matter/marijuana/where-does-marijuana-come-from
Cannabis is derived from the cannabis plant (cannabis sativa). It grows wild in many of the tropical and temperate areas of the world. It can be grown in almost any climate, and is increasingly cultivated by means of indoor hydroponic technology.

The main active ingredient in cannabis is called delta-9 tetrahydro-cannabinol , commonly known as THC. This is the part of the plant that gives the "high." There is a wide range of THC potency between cannabis products.http://learnaboutmarijuanawa.org/factsheets/whatiscannabis.htm

there is much controversy if this drug is addictive or not but in most peoples opinion there is nothing in marijuana that can get you hooked or addicted to.

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The study found that 15.6 percent of eighth graders report using marijuana in their lifetimes, as well as 33.7 percent of 10th graders, and 44.4 percent of 12th graders. In the past month, 6.5 percent of eighth graders, 16.6 percent of 10th graders and 21.2 percent of 12th graders admitted to marijuana use.

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What Percentage of Teens Use Marijuana? The Answer Might Surprise You.

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Marijuana use is down among teens, according to a new study by the National Institutes on Drug Abuse and the University of Michigan.

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no proving fact that its addictive

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Short-term memory problems

Severe anxiety, including paranoia

Very strange behavior, seeing, hearing or smelling

Panic

Hallucinations

Loss of sense of personal identity

Lowered reaction time

Increased heart rate (risk of heart attack)

Increased risk of stroke

Problems with coordination

LONG-TERM EFFECTS

Decline in IQ

Poor school performance and higher chance of dropping out

Impaired thinking and ability to learn and perform complex tasks

Lower life satisfaction

Addiction (about 9% of adults and 17% of people who started smoking as teens)

Potential development of opiate abuse

Relationship problems, intimate partner violence

Antisocial behavior including stealing money or lying

Financial difficulties

Increased welfare dependence

Greater chances of being unemployed or not getting good jobs.

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Short-term memory problems

Severe anxiety, including fear that one is being watched or followed (paranoia)

Very strange behavior, seeing, hearing or smelling things that aren't there, not being able to tell imagination from reality (psychosis)

Panic

Hallucinations

Loss of sense of personal identity

Lowered reaction time

Increased heart rate (risk of heart attack)

Increased risk of stroke

Problems with coordination (impairing safe driving or playing sports)

Sexual problems (for males)

Up to seven times more likely to contract sexually transmitted infections
than non-users (for females) 22,32 & 33

LONG-TERM EFFECTS

Decline in IQ (up to 8 points if prolonged use started in adolescent age)

Poor school performance and higher chance of dropping out

Impaired thinking and ability to learn and perform complex tasks

Lower life satisfaction

Addiction (about 9% of adults and 17% of people who started smoking as teens)

Potential development of opiate abuse

Relationship problems, intimate partner violence

Antisocial behavior including stealing money or lying

Financial difficulties

Increased welfare dependence

Greater chances of being unemployed or not getting good jobs.33

"I started using on a dare from a best friend who said that I was too chicken to smoke a joint and drink a quart of beer. I was fourteen at that time. After seven years of using and drinking I found myself at the end of the road with addiction. I was no longer using to feel euphoria, I was just using to feel some semblance of normality. "Then I started having negative feelings about myself and my own abilities. I hated the parano ia [suspicion, distrust or fear of other people]. I hated looking over my shoulder all the time. I really hated not trusting my friends. I became so paranoid that I successfully drove everyone away and found myself in the terrible place no one wants to be in-I was alone. I'd wake up in the morning and start using and keep using throughout the day." -Paul

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Short- & Long-Term Effects of Marijuana - Negative Side Effects of Weed - Drug-Free World

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Short-term memory problems Severe anxiety, including fear that one is being watched or followed (paranoia) Very strange behavior, seeing, hearing or smelling things that aren't there, not being able to tell imagination from reality (psychosis) Panic Hallucinations Loss of sense of personal identity Lowered reaction time Increased heart rate (risk

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Nervousness

Anger/aggression/irritability

Insomnia/bad dreams

Restlessness

Weight loss/decreased appetite

Depression

Significant discomfort caused by chills, sweating, shakiness, headache, or stomach pain

CALL: 1-888-744-0789
For help!

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Marijuana withdrawal is difficult and can cause severe side effects. Medically supervised treatment is recommended to quit marijuana use safely.

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1. Marijuana is now legal in 8 states
2. 2% of 2000 marijuana complications involved heart problems
3. It is physically impossible to overdose
4. Rates of obesity are 33% lower in cannabis users
5. 160+ million people use marijuana
6. 28 states now have some sort of legal cannabis policy's
7. 42% of people have tried marijuana in there life
8. Cannabis is less harmful then alcohol and tobacco
9. Cannabis smokers are at the same risks as cigarette smokers with respitory illness
10. Legalizing Marijuana would generate 8.7 billion $ yearly

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nding is troubling, because information like this has not been part of the discussion on marijuana legalization thus far, and when health issues come up, they are often trivialized by the pro-marijuana lobby. People often see marijuana as a "healthy drug" or a "natural drug," and some people even claim it can cure disease, not to mention treat pain, decrease nausea and increase appetite. Of course, marijuana does benefit some people who have these issues. But we need to step back, take a breath and consider the big picture.
Cannabis use was identified as a trigger for ischemic stroke, third only to tobacco smoking and cocaine use, the study found.

In the European risk analysis, the Systematic Coronary Risk Evaluation (SCORE) system — which measures risk factors for heart attack — included not only obesity, sedentary lifestyle, age, elevated cholesterol and smoking, but also cannabis smoking. [Marijuana: 5 Surprising Facts About Pot]

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9. Where can someone go to help using this drug

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9. Where can someone go to help using this drug

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thearopy
treatment
support groups
church groups
family

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12. If a pregent lady were to use Cannabis would it affect the fetus?

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12. If a pregent lady were to use Cannabis would it affect the fetus?

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Using marijuana during pregnancy could affect a baby's brain development by interfering with how brain cells are wired