About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been Fooled
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
About Cannabis: Sorry, You've Been F
Conclusion: THC can be addictive; the problem encountered in reality is that addicts will continue to increase the use of cannabis to maintain pleasure. In the process, some people will switch to other drugs (when cannabis provides them with insufficient pleasure), and some will not. People who switch to other drugs in the test (a large number of people) can not simply classify them under cannabis. Therefore, the data on cannabis addiction investigated here are only for people who smoked cannabis but did not switch to other drugs. Such a sample is meaningless when compared with tobacco and alcohol. So what leads you to see the online data should be: pure cannabis addiction (without switching to other drugs) is about 10%.
If people tell you "cannabis and drinking, smoking, and coffee are almost as harmful as drinking coffee", and if you are a little bit suspicious of these words, I would like to ask you to take a closer look below.
I want to start with the drug classification system.
After rigorous testing, drugs are generally divided into two types, prescription drugs, and over-the-counter drugs. In most countries, cannabis and morphine are prescription drugs. For example, in Germany, morphine can only be used for dying patients, while patients can use cannabis for epilepsy or neuralgia to help them relieve their pain. Even in the Netherlands, where cannabis is decriminalized, the amount of cannabis that everyone can buy every day is subject to strict controls. At the same time, coffee, cigarettes, and alcohol are daily necessities. Similar to the status of over-the-counter drugs. In other words, under our current medical system, it is generally accepted that cannabis is much more dangerous than coffee.
Is the general drug grading system perfect? No! so many scholars are experimenting with the grading system to make them work.
For example, recently, teenagers have been abusing tramadol hydrochloride, causing addiction. The abusive use of tramadol hydrochloride is a defect of the drug classification systems, and government should strictly control the drug. But the fact is that it's not been classified.
Fortunately, some drugs have been studied thoroughly. They found that cigarettes, alcohol, and caffeine also hurt the human body, but people ignore the general low dosage.
The more famous quote is from Lancet:
Tobacco and alcohol are included because the extensive use of both provides us with reliable data to show the risks and harm caused by the two. And when we judge the absolute damage value of other drugs, the two data can provide us with a more familiar reference. However, it is almost impossible to compare the scores of tobacco and alcohol with the scores of other drugs directly because the two are legal drugs that will affect their harm in many ways; mainly, people can quickly obtain smoking and alcohol.
The author said it could not be directly compared to the quantity of ingestion, especially between the legal drug like tobacco and alcohol and the illegal drug of cannabis. Because people can quickly obtain legal medicines, this will affect the research result. There is no truth without pictures, and there may not necessarily be true with images. So the score of the bar chart above, or the position of the bubbles in the bubble chart, does not prove that cannabis is less harmful than smoking and drinking.
Quotation source: Fang Zuming has smoked cannabis for eight years, and he has typically been behaving before being investigated. Does it mean cannabis itself does not cause harm to life?
Therefore, the above said, "cannabis smoking is as harmful as drinking, smoking, and coffee." It should be that "under certain conditions, smoking cannabis is as harmful as drinking, smoking, and coffee."
A half-truth is often the most potent lie. When judging such problems, as an ordinary person who lacks professional knowledge, the best way is to ask an expert, instead of searching on the Internet and believing only half the truth.
The mental effects of cannabis:
01. Emotional (mood) disorders: A brief period of anxiety can occur within 1-2 minutes after using marijuana, producing inexplicable and vague anxiety and irritability. After a few minutes, it enters a refreshing period and feels exceptionally stable and comfortable. Relaxed and happy, I think that everything is beautiful, full of happiness when dealing with people and turning into a period of intoxication, happy and contented, no longer talking with others, willing to be alone in a state of ecstasy. Some users are indifferent and indifferent to the surrounding environment and people's care and sympathy. If the abuser himself has an anxiety or depression tendency, his symptoms will worsen after smoking marijuana. Emotional changes may stimulate weird behaviors, such as giggling, crying, yelling, and even impulsiveness.
02. Abnormal perception: various forms of illusions, hallucinations, and comprehensive obstacles to perceptions such as time, space, and body shape. What's more prominent is that the smoker will find that time flies very slowly, passing the day like a year, and the average time for a few minutes is tens of minutes in the smoker. I have seen the movie "New Special Police Judge", and I should be deeply impressed with the drugs produced by the gangsters. After inhaling the drugs, the concept of time becomes extremely slow, and its effect is to reduce the passage of time by the human brain to 1%.
Objects seen by the eye will deform, become very close and large, and blur the distance of the surrounding things. Some felt that their faces became larger or smaller, their limbs became longer or shorter, and some even saw their bodies resembling animals, such as pigs and cows. Seeing other people's facial features are distorted, their limbs are long and thin, they are especially weird, so they smirk incessantly.
The colour feels vivid, rich and deep, and the surrounding things are colourful and colourful. The ability to appreciate music is enhanced, and people are also susceptible to other sounds. The senses of touch, taste and smell can all be enhanced. The feeling is what some people call the source of inspiration for painting artists. Of course, whether these artists can control their lives or not, they don't care.
There is a "dislocation" of perception, such as seeing sounds, hearing images, and even floating in the air like a soul out of one's body, watching one's body motionless in its original position. Various unconstrained thoughts emerged in the brain, and I felt the wisdom of the surrounding animals and plants, such as the illusion of seeing the soul of a big tree and talking to it.
To Conclude:
1. Cannabis is generally a prescription drug in the existing drug system, which can cause harm to the human body, so you cannot organize a large-scale experiment on healthy people smoking cannabis.
2. Cannabis is an addictive drug. The problem encountered in reality is that addicts will continue to increase the use of cannabis to maintain pleasure. In the process, some people will switch to other drugs (when cannabis provides them with insufficient pleasure), and some will not. People who switch to other drugs in the test (a large number of people) can not simply classify them under cannabis. Therefore, the data on cannabis injuries investigated here are only for people who smoked cannabis but did not switch to other drugs. (For example, a person just started smoking cannabis) Such a sample is meaningless when compared with tobacco and alcohol. So what leads you to see the online data should be: cannabis addiction (without switching to other drugs) is about 10%.
댓글