Potent Cannabis raises risk of anxiety and addiction, study shows

Very Noice !

Pinned it. Let this retard have it GLP.

There's also Indica, sativa, hybrid, haze.

If you're going to do a drug be educated. I'm sure these people you speak of are stupid.

Oh well... I'm smoking a joint as I read and write this.

You're the retard here.

Today’s high potency weed raises risk of anxiety and addiction, study says

If you’re thinking of returning to the weed of your youth to ease the strain of the pandemic, you will soon discover a potent truth — today’s weed is nothing like yesterday’s.

Use of weed of any strength has been linked to mental health disorders, and lab experiments have shown that higher does of THC can cause greater memory impairment and temporary psychotic-like symptoms. But few studies have examined how potency levels may affect behavior in real-world populations.

A new study, published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, surveyed more than 1,000 UK residents who reported marijuana use in the past year. The study found high-potency weed users appear to have a significant increase in the likelihood of developing generalized anxiety disorder than those who smoke less robust strains of marijuana.

In addition, high-potency weed users are more likely to use weed at least once a week, twice as likely to have used illicit drugs within the past 12 months, and more than three times as likely to be tobacco smokers, according to the study which was published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.

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The study:

Users of high-potency cannabis four times more likely to report associated problems

Users of high-potency cannabis are four times more likely to report associated problems, and twice as likely to report anxiety disorder, than users of lower-potency strains, according to new research from the University of Bristol.

[link to www.bristol.ac.uk]

:jay:

You're the retard here.

Plot twist: Accumulation of THC from a potent strain of pot after 10-12 years ends up killing users, including you. You end up at judgement and you find out this is how you died. You ask the lord, "Lord, why wasn't there some kind of warning, or a message that might have saved my life?"

And he says "I sent several obvious warnings throughout your life, but you did nothing. Finally I created a user, Cannabis Kills People! on that goofy misnamed forum you love, , and you only ridiculed him."

And now here you are.

And Down You Go.

ckp is retarded but posting scientific studies is not trolling

Today’s high potency weed raises risk of anxiety and addiction, study says

If you’re thinking of returning to the weed of your youth to ease the strain of the pandemic, you will soon discover a potent truth — today’s weed is nothing like yesterday’s.

Use of weed of any strength has been linked to mental health disorders, and lab experiments have shown that higher does of THC can cause greater memory impairment and temporary psychotic-like symptoms. But few studies have examined how potency levels may affect behavior in real-world populations.

A new study, published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, surveyed more than 1,000 UK residents who reported marijuana use in the past year. The study found high-potency weed users appear to have a significant increase in the likelihood of developing generalized anxiety disorder than those who smoke less robust strains of marijuana.

In addition, high-potency weed users are more likely to use weed at least once a week, twice as likely to have used illicit drugs within the past 12 months, and more than three times as likely to be tobacco smokers, according to the study which was published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.

[link to fox8.com (secure)]


The study:

Users of high-potency cannabis four times more likely to report associated problems

Users of high-potency cannabis are four times more likely to report associated problems, and twice as likely to report anxiety disorder, than users of lower-potency strains, according to new research from the University of Bristol.

[link to www.bristol.ac.uk]

:jay: