Wow! All that from YOUR experience?Yea, sure...
Marijuana increases significantly your risk of becoming schizophrenic or bipolar.
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Studies Tie Marijuana Use to Lasting Cortical Changes, Schizophrenia
Two recent studies tied cannabis use to structural brain changes that remain visible on scans for years, as well as to behavioral changes and schizophrenia.psychnews.psychiatryonline.org
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The Association Between Cannabis Use and Schizophrenia: Causative or Curative? A Systematic Review
Marijuana is one of the most abused substances in the world. Marijuana is getting legalized around the world. So, it is crucial to understand its effect on our mental health. Its impact on the schizophrenia spectrum needs our special attention. Even though ...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Young men at highest risk of schizophrenia linked with cannabis use disorder
NIH study highlights the need to proactively screen for, prevent, and treat cannabis use disorder especially among young people.www.nih.gov
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As I already demonstrated, smoked, marijuana is as carcinogenous or more so than tobacco.
It is equally dangerous to drive or operate machinery on a marijuana high as being drunk
https://www.cdc.gov/cannabis/health-effects/driving.html#:~:text=Cannabis affects areas of the brain that control,to make decisions, impairing coordination, and distorting perception.
The biggest problem with it is that the psychoactive ingredient, THC stays in your system up to 30 days. The problem with that is that if you use and then get into some sort of accident, or incident where insurance, lawsuits, etc., are involved, the presence of THC in your system becomes nothing but evidence of impairment.
Imagine an airline pilot who uses marijuana on Friday evening and then flies on Monday. The plane crashes. You can bet your ass that when they find THC in his system, he and the airline are going to be 100% libel for that crash. Truck driver, no difference. You work in a factory around machinery and get seriously injured. THC in your system is going to let the employer completely off the hook short of some obvious and major violation of safety regulations with the equipment.
What benefits from marijuana there may be are grossly and overwhelmingly over weighed by the health and safety issues that use causes. There's no upside to legalization other than users don't end up becoming criminals.
C'mon, TA.