Round up is a weed killer and is sprayed on offensive plants. Marijuana needs to be smoked to release the THC and that smoke enters the lungs where it is filtered before breathing out. Unless the guy gave that woman mouth to mouth she would receive 0 smoke if he toked up outside.
And BBQ smoke doesn’t contain a psychoactive drug that causes mental illness.
One 'dose' of THC does not cause psychosis either. Chat gpt can help you.
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The smoke contains THC whether ingested first or not. Round up weed killer sprayed in public is the same as smoking pot in public. I don’t want to spray round-up randomly so I don’t want people smoking their pot randomly.
Paranoid.
One dose can cause a psychotic episode. One dose can cause depersonalization disorder, etc. Facts.One 'dose' of THC does not cause psychosis either. Chat gpt can help you.
- Yes, one dose can cause temporary psychotic symptoms.
- Persistent psychosis after one dose is rare, and generally linked to biological vulnerability or extremely high doses.
- The THC dose is high (e.g., edibles, concentrates, vapes with high potency).
- The person is naïve to cannabis (no tolerance).
- The person has a genetic or personal vulnerability (such as a family history of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder).
- The environment is stressful or sleep deprivation or other drugs are involved.
I just don't see how my scenario of the guy going outside to toke up would cause any of this. to his neighbor.
Unlikely for a seasoned marijuana smoker.
Only lived in a multiple for the first 30 days of our marriage. Didn't like it and haven't for the ensuing 50 years.Reminds me of the apartment the wife and I lived in while my 1st home was being built.
The lady in one of the apartments would fix fried cabbage and the whole place would smell of it.
Sigh, then I'd want fried cabbage.
Yes in 'extremely high doses' which would not happen with second hand smoke. Get real. The simple solution is for the neighbor to talk to the smoker but, of course, that would not make a good marijuana scare story.
Seasoned, like someone who developed a lifelong anxiety disorder or cannabinoid hypermesis from prolonged pot use?
Yeah, and a lot of your assumptions are based on personal bias as well. Are you as concerned about the toxins you produce when you drive your ICE vehicle. Its common sense. People need to be respectful of others on both sides of the issue.
I have split emotions. On the one hand, I think people should be free to do as they please in their own homes, however, a person living in a multiple residence building with their neighbor's vice seeping through a common wall has rights as well. Solution, live in a place where you don't have common walls.
No one knows how common CHS is because it doesn't affect most marijuana users.
my.clevelandclinic.org
Yes, funny how the OP left out the duplex information.
Not the same, I have smelled both and I can tell you that living in the mountains when we get 'skunked' by an actual skunk it's almost like tear gas. Marijuana growing is not anything like that.
A seasoned weed smoker is always paranoid except during rock concerts.
Not in CA. In addition in CA where weed is legal, one can go to a dispensary and find all kinds of marijuana products which are all labeled, tested and labeled as to the THC content. Gummies, candy, etc. are also all available and labeled and tested. These stores have people who ask about your usage and will guide you to the best product for you as well. Illegal weed has no such testing or guidance. Some marijuana is much higher in THC than others and you don't know until tested.
