This growing cells in the brain that you mention have a similarity to what alcohol does to the liver, that is known as fatty liver and that leads to cirrhosis of the liver, do you think that this should be considered Lever health? Uncontrolled ( artificially stimulated) cell grow is undesirable, they are tumours and are not beneficial at all.
Actually, it has been theorized that brain cells reproduce very, very slowly, to not at all. Marijuana aids in the brain cells reproduction, which is, rather astonishing.
Do a bit of research on Psychosis, it may be a bit of old information, but one in five people in the US will have an episode of psychosis in their life, in Australia is one in six, but this doesn’t mean that they have a mental illness.
Do some research on the earth being flat and the center of the Solar System. It may be old, but it's still there.
There is a reason any college professor will tell you to use
current resources when writing a paper. It is because, old information tends to be not only outdated, but new research can render it inaccurate.
In my previous replay I asked you to get informed, please do, what is been proposed is to legalise a drug what you don’t need, it has not been prescribed and is an addictive drug and as with all addictive drugs the user develops tolerance (needing higher dosis, as the body get accustomed to it), the preferred route of ingestion (smoking) is an added problem, if you are not in pain, Why do you need Morphine? Do you know what’s the difference between legal and illegal usage of a drug? The difference between an addictive drug an non addictive drug?
But marijuana is not addictive. I know many people who are frequent (daily) smokers, and they can quit cold turkey for a job, parole, or whatever reason with zero withdrawal symptoms. Some people will develop a mental dependency, but those people smoke several times a day, everyday, and those are often the people portrayed on the anti-marijuana commercials. And few people actually do smoke that much.
And there you go
, and as told the OP mover, please get informed, find the statistic of the destruction that the choice of consenting adults drug usage has in a society, perhaps you should do a bit of research, there are statistic on murder and suicides that are directly caused by the use of marijuana, the car crashes that are the direct consequences of it use and driving under it influence.
The problem with drug testing, is that THC stays in system for about 30 days. That means if someone smokes just one joint, and two weeks later if they kill someone in a car wreck, the positive test results will have the person put in jail for manslaughter, even though the person was obviously not high during the wreck. Such is the reason drug testing is such a controversial subject, because it tests for the presence of, rather the time used. If you are hurt at work, it doesn't mean you was high at work and that caused you to get hurt, but because you tested positive, your employer will get out of paying workman's comp.
\How many people drink alcohol in comparison to those who use marijuana?
I would say it might be about the same. Many people use both, while some use one or the other more often or exclusively. Myself, I will drink a beer or glass of wine for enjoyment and health, but that is about the extent of my drinking.
as if we are naïve enough to think that that this is what attract them and hook them to it, even the fool knows that what the potheads are after is the high that the THC gives them, medicinal benefits my foot!
Marijuana lowers blood pressure, which allows glaucomics to retain there vision. It can help clear vision up without the use of glasses or contacts. I linked the research of brain cell regrowth. It helps slow and prevent Alzheimer. It does wonders for pain management and tolerance. It can help people with the worst cases of ADD and ADHD slow down. It helps reduce ticks that people with Tourettes Syndrome suffer.
There are plenty of actual studies to show it. The opposition though will claim it's better to get the real medicine, such as eye drops for glaucomics. The thing is, those eye drops cost almost 200 dollars for a months dosage. A months supply of marijuana will cost about 80 - 150 a month, depending on usage and local market prices. If I wanted to purchase pain pills for my knees (which have advanced osteoarthritis) will run me about 250 dollars a month since I have no insurance. Marijuana costs much, much less. Tolerance also builds up gradually, and is easy to curve. This has a tremendous advantage over many OTC pain relievers, which will build a tolerance to where you have to start taking more than the recommended dosage for even minimal relief. If you have insurance, or an abundance of cash, you might as well get the actual prescription drugs, because you can't go to jail over them. But, most people have budgets to balance.
