marijuana the things you don’t hear on the street

In a recreational context, marijuana has been shown to affect health, brain function, and memory. For some people, marijuana raises blood pressure slightly and can double the normal heart rate. This effect can be greater when other drugs are mixed with marijuana; but users do not always know when that happens. As a result of this , the user will become tired, and in some cases though extreme die.... Some patients will suffer psychological duress, may suffer acute anxiety and have paranoid thoughts. In some cases, a user who has taken a very high dose of the drug can have severe psychotic trauma and need immediate medicinal treatment. THC changes the ways your sensory information gets processed by the hippocampus, a crucial brain component frequently used for learning, memory, and the integration of senses with emotions. Learned behaviorisms degenerate. you are ingesting 3 to 5 times as much tar in a rolled blunt of weed as you are a cigarette. Marijuana has been directly attributed to depression, fatigue, heightened hostility, and changes in academic performance. A person under the effects of marijuana can show signs of paranoia. long term effects include the hightened chance of lung and heart failure , infidelity and learning impairment. over 120,000 people suffer the effects of marijuana every day. marijuana can cause physical dependency. marijuana is classified as an"immunosuppressant" in short use of the drug can and will decrease your body's ability to fight off harmful agents in your environment. as a result it has been medically proven to accelerate effects of HIV into progressing into full blown AIDS. 125,000 deaths in the US every year can related to the use of marijuana. Cancer of the oral cavity,pharynx, and larynx have also been characterized with the use of the drug.memory defects may persist six weeks after last use.

I'm just curious the last time you bought a sample of weed did your local drug sellin shitbag tell you just harmful it can be before you smoked it, or did they just watch as you sucked your life away. gotta pay the bills though, even at the cost of your life. personally i'd be more inclined to buy from someone who actually knows how it could harm you, course you never know perhaps they have smoked so long they now have a deficiency to inform you or process this information.
next time they tell you it doesn't or won't harm you ask where they got their information because mine is supported by a variety of government agencies, medical centers, MDs , physicians, clinical surveys and practices as well as documented events all outside of my social circle. but then again i'm sure years of study a doctors degree and objective surveying should be tossed out the window some douchebag selling you drugs opinion.

feel free to interject though? i am currious what your response is on this :P

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