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It’s most telling that most people don’t know marijuana is linked to cancer. They want people dumb and medicated to keep them in control.My point is that I have never seen where pot was linked to cancer.
You can argue my snarky comment about Willie if you like.
But, you not addressing the link between pot and cancer didn't go unnoticed.
ok so what?.....what can we eat or use these days that dont seem to come with a warning notice?...do you see all the maybe side effects that legal prescription drugs come with?...some are worse than the condition you are taking the drug for............Water consumption kills too.
Doesn’t change the fact Marijuana causes cancer, schizophrenia, and heart failure.
yea for some.....most pot smokers know what hard drugs can do to you and stay away....the ones that dont....thats on them.....As a 'gateway' drug it's mild effects can lull one into a false sense of security in regard to other drugs.
I understand the that the smoke would and can be harmful to a pregnant man or woman. But from what I read,It’s most telling that most people don’t know marijuana is linked to cancer. They want people dumb and medicated to keep them in control.
Leftard California:
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In case they question your source, here is another one:Plus pot is a carcinogen.
There’s reasons users want to call it a drug but avoid the drug approval process.
Using marijuana regularly is ‘strongly’ linked to heart failure and stroke, two major studies suggest.
One paper that tracked 160,000 adults over 54 years old for four years found those who smoked marijuana daily had a 34 percent higher risk of heart failure.
And in a second, researchers found hospitalized people over 65 years old who had used marijuana — but not cigarettes — were 20 percent more likely to suffer a major heart event or stroke.
Marijuana use raises risk of heart attack and stroke, studies find
Researchers at the American Heart Association revealed people who use marijuana are at higher risk for heart disease and stroke. Studies are to be presented in Pennsylvaniawww.dailymail.co.uk
California says there is.I understand the that the smoke would and can be harmful to a pregnant man or woman. But from what I read,
there hasn't been a definitive link between cancer and pot smoking.
I looked at the Mayo Clinic study, they say there needs to be a long term study.California says there is.
And hardly a source to attack as being anti drug use.
are you not one who used to live in Cal and then moved out?.....if you are that person you never had anything good to say about it,why would you now listen to their over bearing EPA?....California says there is.
And hardly a source to attack as being anti drug use.
nicotine is way more addicting than pot.....In case they question your source, here is another one:
Marijuana Use Raises Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack and Heart Failure, American Heart Association Says
The AHA released two new studies on Monday that found that daily marijuana use can impact both brain and heart healthwww.yahoo.com
I have a family member addicted to chain smoking cannabis and who has never smoked tobacco. She is still in her 50's but has developed COPD, has scarring on her lungs and observable cognitive impairment.
As more and more states legalize cannabis for recreational use I suspect we will see more of this kind of damage. Is smoking cannabis less likely to cause irreversible harm to the body than tobacco? I don't know. I think the studies show cannabis to be less addictive than tobacco but it definitely can be addictive. But for sure we cannot say it is harmless and it certainly isn't healthy. And unlike tobacco, cannabis can impair judgment, reaction time, coordination, ability to concentrate or focus.
Note: A direct link between marijuana use and lung cancer has been elusive. But there is a direct link between marijuana use and lung scarring. And scarring of the lungs is definitely linked to a higher risk of developing lung cancer.
I looked at the Mayo Clinic study, they say there needs to be a long term study.
I am not really arguing the point of it being bad, just that there hasn't been a definitive
link to it.
Sorry, I just can't take the state of Ca. word on anything....they are just too political.
Most respected medical sources say a link between cannabis smoking and lung cancer has been elusive. But Weatherman2020 cites a scientific study that happened to be conducted in California that concluded that cannabis smoking increases the risks for lung cancer. It was a fairly small study and therefore should not be regarded as conclusive, but neither should it be dismissed out of hand.are you not one who used to live in Cal and then moved out?.....if you are that person you never had anything good to say about it,why would you now listen to their over bearing EPA?....
I don't use it.It is such a simple thing, if you are worried about the risk of pot use, don't use it.
Just do not force your views on everyone else
True but weed has a much higher tar content than nicotine and would do more damage you'd think.nicotine is way more addicting than pot.....
I don't use it.
I am neutral, if someone wants to use it, feel free.
I quit years ago, I just had never heard that there was a link to cancer.
I would think that there would be enough time to have linked the two
if there was a one.
True but weed has a much higher tar content than nicotine and would do more damage you'd think.
Most respected medical sources say a link between cannabis smoking and lung cancer has been elusive. But Weatherman2020 cites a scientific study that happened to be conducted in California that concluded that cannabis smoking increases the risks for lung cancer. It was a fairly small study and therefore should not be regarded as conclusive, but neither should it be dismissed out of hand.
the California EPA says a lot of shit.....Most respected medical sources say a link between cannabis smoking and lung cancer has been elusive. But Weatherman2020 cites a scientific study that happened to be conducted in California that concluded that cannabis smoking increases the risks for lung cancer. It was a fairly small study and therefore should not be regarded as conclusive, but neither should it be dismissed out of hand.
He he he.....anyway you ingest it, it has detrimental side affects.So, don't smoke it. Problem solved. Lots of other ways to ingest it
you dont have to smoke it anymore.....True but weed has a much higher tar content than nicotine and would do more damage you'd think.
