Cannabis Use Linked To Genetic Changes

I bet he doesn’t eat pork neither and beats his wife

Heavy Cannabis Use Linked To Genetic Changes

Heavy cannabis use may impact the human genome, according to new research. Not only that but people who use tobacco in addition to cannabis appear to be more genetically impacted than those who have never smoked cigarettes. In the journal Translational Psychiatry, the researchers write that their findings suggest a “biological response to cannabis” that results in DNA changes

"This study shows how cannabis use is linked to changes in gene pathways that may explain the link between heavy cannabis use and those adverse health outcomes

The prolonged use of cannabis has been linked to mental health disorders and illicit drug abuse, both of which can have genetic components. Heavy use of cannabis, for example, may make a person more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia. To explore this further, University of Canterbury researchers in New Zealand investigated how heavy cannabis use may lead to chemical changes in the body that influence how genes work, a process known as DNA methylation.

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Heavy Cannabis Use Linked To Genetic Changes

Heavy cannabis use may impact the human genome, according to new research. Not only that but people who use tobacco in addition to cannabis appear to be more genetically impacted than those who have never smoked cigarettes. In the journal Translational Psychiatry, the researchers write that their findings suggest a “biological response to cannabis” that results in DNA changes

"This study shows how cannabis use is linked to changes in gene pathways that may explain the link between heavy cannabis use and those adverse health outcomes

The prolonged use of cannabis has been linked to mental health disorders and illicit drug abuse, both of which can have genetic components. Heavy use of cannabis, for example, may make a person more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia. To explore this further, University of Canterbury researchers in New Zealand investigated how heavy cannabis use may lead to chemical changes in the body that influence how genes work, a process known as DNA methylation.

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:jay:

Heavy Cannabis Use Linked To Genetic Changes

Heavy cannabis use may impact the human genome, according to new research. Not only that but people who use tobacco in addition to cannabis appear to be more genetically impacted than those who have never smoked cigarettes. In the journal Translational Psychiatry, the researchers write that their findings suggest a “biological response to cannabis” that results in DNA changes

"This study shows how cannabis use is linked to changes in gene pathways that may explain the link between heavy cannabis use and those adverse health outcomes

The prolonged use of cannabis has been linked to mental health disorders and illicit drug abuse, both of which can have genetic components. Heavy use of cannabis, for example, may make a person more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia. To explore this further, University of Canterbury researchers in New Zealand investigated how heavy cannabis use may lead to chemical changes in the body that influence how genes work, a process known as DNA methylation.

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Yes, it makes me superhuman.

Plisken, if I don't get to fight you, I'm going to hunt you down and jogger you.

Sorry OP but it has been scientifically proven that cannabis use creates new neural pathways which means the brain is more like a information highway instead of the dirt road running through your brain