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6 In 10 Americans Are 'Surprised' Marijuana Hasn't Been Legalized Across The U.S. Yet, Poll Finds
(www.marijuanamoment.net)
this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2024
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Prob isn't going to change your mind, but tobacco and alcohol both have higher chances of inducing some form of psychosis than cannabis.
CIP isn't very well studied yet, and is mostly symptomatic in patients that indulge in prolonged and heavy cannabis use at a young age. There hasn't been enough evidence collected to rule out correlative conditions like schizophrenia, which is known to be exacerbated by any psychoactive substance unlike cannabis.
There are of course people who shouldn't smoke cannabis on a regular basis, but for the most part, cannabis is a healthier choice for most healthy adults than alcohol, tobacco, and a large amount of prescription drugs.
Lol, you can't "overdose" on cannabis, unless over dosing is just taking a nap.
Kinda just sounds like your using cannabis as an excuse to abandon your friends and family going through a rough patch.
Lol, you are clutching at pearls. I work in a hospital in an area of the US that's known for addiction. No one here cares about pot because it's nothing compared to dealing with patients addicted to meth, alcohol, or opioids. All of which are less popular now that pot is more widely available.