Cannabis use may have next-generation effects and can influence children of addicts substance use and well-being -- addicts breeding addicts

COOL.....

except that thc is not physically addictive.

except that thc is not physically addictive.

Now look up opioid use. Go on i double dare you.

Really?

I smoked multiple times a day for decades.
I had withdrawals for weeks.
They call it Dope for a reason folks.

Plus this is a CONSPIRACY SITE
FOLKS
IF THE GOVERNMENT IS NOW SAYING WEED IS LEGAL AND GOOD
THEN DON'T TOUCH IT
FUCKING WEAPONIZED WEED
AIN'T THE SHIT I GREW UP ON

This. I don't smoke personally but I wouldn't see a problem every now and then if it was an old strain, not modified shit.

One might think OP would get a life and move on at this point but, no.

One might think OP would get a life and move on at this point but, no.

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I'm pretty sure that is Mike Smith.

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Substance use at any age has consequences. Studies frequently cite the negative impacts -- and occasionally tout some benefits of limited consumption -- of alcohol and marijuana.

What is less known is how patterns of alcohol or marijuana use in one phase of life can affect the next generation, even long after an individual has stopped using.

A new study by the University of Washington's Social Development Research Group shows how a parent's use of marijuana, past or present, can influence their child's substance use and well-being.

"The really important takeaway is that parent history of marijuana use is an important risk factor for kids," said Marina Epstein, lead author of the study and a project director at the SDRG, which is part of the UW School of Social Work.

In comparison, children of chronic users were nearly 4.5 times as likely to use marijuana, and 2.75 times as likely to use alcohol, as children of nonusers.

Children in the "late-onset" group, as it turned out, were least likely to use marijuana, as were children of nonusers. They did, however, have lower grades.

"Using marijuana in adolescence is associated with a host of other problems in the present and later into adulthood," said Epstein, who was the lead author on the earlier paper that established the marijuana usage patterns. "Now we see that echoing through to their children."

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Addicts breeding addicts, breeding addicts, breeding addicts.....

You on the nod again, Boot?