Should I take cannabis THC pills to help me?
There is evidence to support the use of cannabis for:
- chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting
- chronic pain individuals who have tried all other suitable alternatives
- spasticity from multiple sclerosis
- there is not strong evidence to support their use with epilepsy
- there is VERY LOW quality evidence for: hepatitic C, HIV depression and insomnia, glaucoma, ALS, crohns or parkinson’s
Legal does not equal safe. There are many things that are legal but unsafe. If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, or inattention, low motivation, cannabis will not help.
Is marijuana safe?
As THC concentration increases, the risk of the following increases:
- Paranoia
- Anxiety and Panic
- Hallucinations
- Erratic mood swings
- Aggressive behavior
- Psychotic disorders
Pictured are the effects of cannabis on the body. Using cannabis increases risk of developing psychotic disorders if one is predisposed with a certain gene.
Cannabis psychosis gene AKT1 c/c variant
Can you die from a weed panic attack?
If you are having a panic attack and worry about your own safety, you should call 911 to take you to the emergency room so you can be monitored and recover safely under medical supervision.
ER visits from cannabis are common
What are dabs?
Dab refers to the small amount, or a dab, that is needed to produce a euphoric feeling or “high.” Dabs are high in concentration of THC, the psychoactive chemical in marijuana that makes people feel high. For example, common marijuana flowers contain about twenty percent potency, but dabs contain approximately seventy percent THC potency.
How does cannabis affect concentration, attention?
Cannabis effects on ADHD attention Source
How does cannabis or THC pills affect me?
Cannabis THC reduces IQ
What is the relationship between cannabis and college graduation and unemployment?
Cannabis reduces chance of college graduation and employment
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