Turns out that cannabis is not really just the harmless fun toy that people assumed. Not now that products are waaay higher in THC content, and more and more people are eating and vaping and sucking on them, instead of simply puffing on a good ol’ college-style doobie.
…daily cannabis use may help with pain in the short term but make it worse in the long term by reducing tolerance to pain.
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…an estimated three out of four pot-positive DUI offenders were also positive for alcohol or other drugs when arrested.
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I know what the science says, and if asked, I can share that. But I don’t expect anyone to say, “whoa, I never knew! thank God you told me!”, and then immediately quit smoking pot.
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Apparently, cannabis testing yields an unacceptable number of false positive results.
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More Americans now use marijuana daily than alcohol.
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A recent analysis of “..more than 55,000 adults based on their participation in panels between 2013 to 2022 found that after legalization of cannabis, their monthly usage rose 3.9%…”
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So if it’s true that Gen Z does drink less than previous generations, I suspect the key lies in the most obvious explanation: The kids are subbing pot products for alcohol.
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It must come as a shock to someone who’s been a regular user for a while, to suddenly without warning begin experiencing violent vomiting and pain.
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They suggest… physicians and practitioners be trained in ways to address the topic with the patient, person to person, so they can reassure her that it isn’t a plot to penalize the woman, or to take away her baby.
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Drivers who test positive for THC are fond of arguing that the positive test was based on a joint they’d smoked a while ago – or even better, that somebody else in the car had been smoking.
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Because of its extraordinary strength, shatter and its brother concentrates tend to attract more experienced users, in search of additional impact from drug use.
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One thing is completely clear: Cannabis use does contribute to driver impairment, and increases risk for accidents and fatalities.
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