Clearly...

What was your sarcasm? 

Oh boy ... caffeine DOES NOT affect the brain in a PSYCHOACTIVE way. You won't hallicinate nor will you get high from caffeine! If you don't even understand in the slightest way what I am saying you tell me you read all these articles? Are you so afraid that medical professionals tell you that marijuana indeed HAS negative effects on your body?

 

From a psychiatric point of view you are clearly aggressive, absolutely defending your drug like most addicts would do and ignoring the harmful sides of it, you admit to daily consume of marijuana for 3 years. You really appear like most addicts I've seen in hospitals. Only that heroine addicts know that they're dealing with a dangerous substance.

 

You know, most studies say that the consumation of marijuana isn't dangerous if it's taken irregularily like twice a month or so. But these very same studies also say that regular consumation of marijuana definitely affects your brain and your personality as well as your lung (smoking) and your brain (chemical balance). The most important studies are long term studies because these really show the effects of marijuana on addicts and if it is true what you're saying, then we clearly deal with addiction and you will experience withdrawal if you try to stop smoking it.

 

I did argue with you in a positive way while you were insulting me. I am a medical student and I have discussed this topic with friends of mine who consume marijuana from time to time and they are able to admit that there are negative effects but nontheless they want to experience the high. That's okay for me. People drink alcohol and know that if the drink too much they won't feel good the next day. But ignoring these negative effects and praising your drug are typical symptoms of addicts. And only because you don't understand what I am saying that doesn't mean I'm no medical student.

 

Once again: Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome is a known medical condition caused by an overdose of marijuana, smoking marijuana harms the lungs when consumed regularily, like cigarettes do (makes sense, smoke is bad for your lungs, right?), marijuana is known to trigger mental disorder when genetic dispositions are present as well as causing mental disorders or addiction when consumed on a regular basis (makes also sense, THC is a psychotropic substance, like nicotine it binds to certain receptors in the brain. True, nicotine is more addictive, but still acclimatization of the synapses leads to addiction). Marijuana can not heal cancer, it can only act inhibitory on the growth of certain tumors

 

I do not say everybody who smokes marijuana will become a crazy lunatic with lung problems, it is more likely that he/she won't, but like with alcohol or cigarettes there will always be people who consume too much of their drug so they will experience these dangerous illnesses.

 

Alright - I dont beleive you are a medical student, and dont really care. At no point in any of my posts have I EVER said marijuana has NO negative effects, nor did I deny that CHS is a known medical condition. And If mariajuana is addicting to someone..ANYTHING can be..Caffeine, alcohol, meth, weed, if they are gonna get addicted, their gonna get addicted. Period. Me personally, I could stop at any point. Before weed, I Smoked Cigarettes, did several hard drugs, and drank shit loads, didn't get addicted to any of it - I now smoke because i choose, and I live the life I have always wanted.

 

Now If you truly believe caffeine is better than marijuana, I'm done discussing this with you.

 

ok - Now I know for sure your not a medical student...Caffeine doesn't effect the brain? Im done with you. Waste of my time.

 

 

As I have stated before...

Been smoking weed for years - the past 3 years I have smoked every single day...but Im a normal guy who gets paid shit loads to sit at a computer all day at a Job I love, I have a beautiful Wife, Amazing Son, I get to smoke weed everyday, I never have to worry about money, I never have to stress about anything, I own a car and a house, have friends i get to see everyday, and my health is in tip top shape. Not a single thing wrong...I fucking love my life!

 

..So no thanks Ill stick with this life.

 

And all my INTERNET links are also VALID studies. Some by major universities.

 

Lets all just take a moment and clap a little for our friend here. He is doing so good for himself. He owns a car, It's so awesome, he also owns a house, I can hardly believe it. He has a wife and kids,..... awesome. He doesn't worry about money, and never stresses about anything. Oh, his health is in "tip top" shape. I think we should all just take a minute out of our lives, a minute to just marvel at this magnificent person we have boasting about his life over the internet. I can hardly believe you've done so good for yourself, In fact, I'm gonna personally extend my congratulations for achieving this great dream we all have, but only YOU have achieved. Congratulations.

Edited March 20, 201412 yr by Dayton17

Lets all just take a moment and clap a little for our friend here. He is doing so good for himself. He owns a car, It's so awesome, he also owns a house, I can hardly believe it. He has a wife and kids,..... awesome. He doesn't worry about money, and never stresses about anything. Oh, his health is in "tip top" shape. I think we should all just take a minute out of our lives, a minute to just marvel at this magnificent person we have boasting about his life over the internet. I can hardly believe you've done so good for yourself, In fact, I'm gonna personally extend my congratulations for achieving this great dream we all have, but only YOU have achieved. Congratulations.

 

Your truly a piece of work, "a pot smoking addict. Get a life kid," -- I was simply explaining that I have a life and that marijuana has not effected that in anyway even smoking ever day. More proof. And Now you know Im right, so you resort to insulting my posts with no input or anything to remotely do with this conversation...?

 

im done arguing with you as well.

Topic moved to Politics; debate tag added.

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People need to get off their high horses about how "terrible" or how "great" the drug is. 

 

Saying the drug is the end to all of the worlds heart aches is a typical response my pot head friends tend to regurgitate time and time again. But in the same sense the people blindly beating on the drug because of possible "health risk" to young people to ME is the greatest reason to legalize and regulate it.

 

Want to try and keep something out kids hands? Regulate it. Sure some will get it. But just as youth smoking (cigs) rates are the lowest they've ever been maybe the same thing could occur with pot.  

 

The biggest issue I have with the mental illness argument of pot; is the lack of any causal argument. There has to be causation for a correlation to actually mean anything, just as with alcohol abuse there is higher levels of mental illness it is the same for pot. What I mean is; alcoholics don't BECOME mentally ill, but mentally ill people have a generally HIGHER chance at being alcoholics. Similarly to pot. THAT is causal. It is a generally accepted medical fact that those with mental illness are more prepositioned to addiction.

 

Everything has side effects in this world. I don't think the government should be making every decision for people. Sugar and salt kills. I hope people catch my drift.

 

Interesting debate though, I hope everyone stays nice to one another.  

The biggest issue I have with the mental illness argument of pot; is the lack of any causal argument. There has to be causation for a correlation to actually mean anything, just as with alcohol abuse there is higher levels of mental illness it is the same for pot. What I mean is; alcoholics don't BECOME mentally ill, but mentally ill people have a generally HIGHER chance at being alcoholics. Similarly to pot. THAT is causal. It is a generally accepted medical fact that those with mental illness are more prepositioned to addiction.

 

That is not completely true. Medical illness is a very difficult topic to discuss because the matter itself isn't researched very well, we don't know exactly what causes schizophrenia or bipolar disorders or other psychiatric illnesses. Now it is true that people who are genetically predispositioned to get addicted easier will be more likely to get addicted to certain drugs like alcohol or marijuana. Addiction is a psychiatric illness, so that's why your statement is true. BUT marijuana is also known to trigger mental disorders if the patient has genetic predispositions for that. Psychiatrists and neurologists believe that about 1/3 of the reasons of getting a mental disorder are genetics, so you might have a 33.3% probability of getting (for example) bipolar. Now marijuana (and all its effects on our brain's chemical balance) is known (long term studies) to raise the probability of developing that mental disorder. So while you have 33.3% probability of getting bipolar without marijuana, the drug raises that probability to let's say 60-70%. So you won't become bipolar just from smoking marijuana (except you're smoking it as a child), but few of us know what their genetic predispositions are. So if you have family members with depression or bipolar disorders or schizophrenia you should stay away from marijuana.

 

Now WSPChiefReefer:

 

 

Alright - I dont beleive you are a medical student, and dont really care. At no point in any of my posts have I EVER said marijuana has NO negative effects, nor did I deny that CHS is a known medical condition. And If mariajuana is addicting to someone..ANYTHING can be..Caffeine, alcohol, meth, weed, if they are gonna get addicted, their gonna get addicted. Period. Me personally, I could stop at any point. Before weed, I Smoked Cigarettes, did several hard drugs, and drank shit loads, didn't get addicted to any of it - I now smoke because i choose, and I live the life I have always wanted.

 

Now If you truly believe caffeine is better than marijuana, I'm done discussing this with you.

 

Yes you did ignore these effects because you told me what I was saying is misinformation and I couldn't bring up any studies on that, check your earlier posts please.

 

And you ignore the difference between physiological and psychological addiction. While it is true that one can become addicted to caffeine, that is a psychological addiction out of a regular habit. When you're drinking five cups of coffee a day it certainly can be an addiction but not because the caffeine is somehow binding to certain substances in your body. That's different with nicotine and THC or heroine. In our brain and our nerve cells we have different types of synapses and receptors, we're talking about chemical synapses here. Certain substances bind to the receptors to tell the nerve to emit a signal, these are neurotransmitters like Dopamine (D1 and D2 receptors with our substancia nigra pars compacta for basal ganglia - see correlation with Parkinson's disease or Hemiballismus). So substances like THC or nicotine can block some of these receptors and condition them. So these receptors need the substance to work - that is physiological addiction and that is why you'll experience withdrawal when you stop using the substance. Heroine is a lot more dangerous because the receptors/synapses it affects are affiliated with the breathing system, so if all the receptors are blocked (OD) the patient stops breathing and starts coding after a few minutes. Now like I said earlier, Heroine is easy to antagonize, Naloxone counteracts the effects of the drug and releases the substance from the receptors, still the addiction is so strong that you need a replacement for it in most cases - Methadone (for heroine).

Also alcohol is a psychological addiction - people drink alcohol because they want to experience the effects of it and if they have problems in their lives they want to somehow flee, alcohol helps them with it. Now if you drink a lot of alcohol you will get more resistant to it so these people will drink more and more and then alcohol starts to change your body's physiology. It still doesn't act as a neurotransmitter but you will experience withdrawal nonetheless. A lot of alcoholics develop epilepsy as a form of withdrawal (again see brain's chemical balance - alcohol can cross the blood-brain-barrier and affect the cerebellum).

So yes, alcohol and cigarettes have more addictive potential than marijuana, but only cigarettes can make you physiologically addicted, the same goes for marijuana. Marijuana isn't highly addictive but it IS addictive and when consumed regularily your body will recognize it and you WILL get addicted.

 

So yes, caffeine is better than marijuana, it is not a hallucinogenic nor psychoactive nor psychotropic substance, it makes you feel awake, can raise your pulse but it has no addictive substances nor does it change the brain's chemical balance. Yes you can get addicted to caffeine but that isn't an addiction like marijuana. I've seen people get "addicted" to energy drinks, they passed out because their body couldn't handle the pulse and the RR anymore, but they could easily stop to drink it without any signs of withdrawal - that's different with drugs - that's why they're called drugs.

So yes, caffeine is better than marijuana, it is not a hallucinogenic nor psychoactive nor psychotropic substance, it makes you feel awake, can raise your pulse but it has no addictive substances nor does it change the brain's chemical balance. Yes you can get addicted to caffeine but that isn't an addiction like marijuana. I've seen people get "addicted" to energy drinks, they passed out because their body couldn't handle the pulse and the RR anymore, but they could easily stop to drink it without any signs of withdrawal - that's different with drugs - that's why they're called drugs.

 

 

OVERDOSE DEATHS: CAFFEINE HAS MORE

 

Caffeine, six recorded deaths in the United States. (Maisto, Galizio, Connors, "Drug Use and Misuse", Harcourt Brace Jovanovich College Publishers, 1991, p.162)

Cannabis: zero – worldwide. (Testimony of Dr. Kalant, Jan. 30, 1997, R. v. Clay, see also Robert Clarke and David Pate, "Medical Marijuana" Journal of the International Hemp Association, Volume 1, Number 1, 1994, p.9)

 

One would each have to orally ingest about a pound and a half of high-grade bud (Clarke & Pate, Journal of the International Hemp Association,, Vol. 1, #1, 1994, p.10) or smoke over 15 pounds within 15 minutes (Ex-Drug Enforcement Agency Administrative Law Judge Francis L. Young, 1988, taken from "Marijuana – Not Guilty As Charged", D.R. Ford, Good Press, 1997, p. 238) to even risk death from too much cannabis, but it would only take you 50 tiny 200mg "Wake-up" caffeine pills to O.D. on caffeine, or 40 cups of coffee (Richard J. Gilbert Ph.D., "Caffeine - The Most Popular Stimulant", from the Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs, 1986, Burke Publishing Company Limited, p.94), maybe 20 double-espressos – even less for a child.

 

 

OVERUSE DEATHS: CAFFEINE HAS MORE

 

Caffeine kills 1000 to 10000 people every year in the United States, from "stress, ulcers and triggering irregular heartbeats". (U.S. Bureau of Mortality Statistics and the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1988, taken from Jack Herer, The Emperor Wears No Cloths, HEMP Publishing, 1993-94, back cover.)

Again cannabis is zero. (See information above)

 

WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS: CAFFEINE’S ARE MORE SERIOUS

 

Caffeine offers the famous headache. (Richard J. Gilbert Ph.D., "Caffeine - The Most Popular Stimulant", from the Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs, 1986, Burke Publishing Company Limited, pp. 93, 99, 100)

With cannabis; “If people experience withdrawal symptoms at all, they are remarkably mild." (Drs. Zimmer & Morgan, Marijuana Myths-Marijuana Facts, 1997, p. 26:

 

ACUTE EFFECTS: CAFFEINE’S EFFECTS ARE MORE SERIOUS

Acute effects are immediate health problems that may result from misuse – including impairment.

Caffeine "significantly increases the blood pressure in subjects who have been without the drug for some days", causes "palpitations" in those who have had such heart conditions in the past, can lead to "digestive upset" and "ulcers". Larger doses can lead to "hyperventilation", "rapid heartbeat", "convulsions", "rapid, uncoordinated twitching of the heart". (Richard J. Gilbert Ph.D., "Caffeine - The Most Popular Stimulant", from the Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs, 1986, Burke Publishing Company Limited, pp. 86-95)

Cannabis "acute toxicity is low compared with that of any other drugs" (1977 Commission of the Australian Government, from Zimmer and Morgan, Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts, pp pre-1 and 150)

Cognitive impairment, psycho-motor impairment, anxiety, dysphoria, panic and paranoia, chronic bronchitis, and a "dependence syndrome" (1994 Australian National Drug Strategy Report)

 

LONG-TERM EFFECTS: CAFFEINE EFFECTS ARE MORE SERIOUS

Every other British Adult may be dependent on caffeine and use it at least in part to ward off withdrawal symptoms. And about 1 in 5 adults may regularly use enough caffeine to cause physical harm, notably heart disease, bladder cancer in males and behavioral disorders. (Richard J. Gilbert Ph.D., "Caffeine - The Most Popular Stimulant", from the Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs, 1986, Burke Publishing Company Limited, p. 123)

With cannabis; "There are no significant problems concerns with respect to the low/occasional/moderate adult heavy user" “the major probable adverse effects on chronic heavy cannabis users appear to be: "respiratory disease" such as "chronic bronchitis", a "dependence syndrome" and "Subtle forms of cognitive impairment." (1994 Australian National Drug Strategy Report) The author would add that this is most likely only from misuse, not proper chronic heavy cannabis use.

 

DIRECT COMPARISONS – DEPENDENCE, WITHDRAWAL, TOLERANCE

In 1994, Dr. Jack E Henningfield of the National Institute on Drug Abuse and Dr. Neal L. Benowitz of the University of California ranked six substances based on five problem areas. The substances were nicotine, heroin, cocaine, alcohol, caffeine and marijuana. The problem areas were withdrawal, reinforcement, tolerance, dependence, and intoxication. Dependence was defined as;

How difficult it is for the user to quit, the relapse rate, the percentage of

people who eventually become dependent, the rating users give their own

need for the substance and the degree to which the substance will be used in

the face of evidence that it causes harm.

Cannabis was given the lowest dependence, withdrawal and tolerance rating of all six drugs including caffeine. (New York Times, August 2nd, 1994, B6)

 

But your right...Marijuana is defiantly worse. BAHAHAHA!!!

 

This is just turning into a giant flame war on "I'm right and your wrong." It's an opinion! There are studies that show both sides of the argument, and both sides are true, to a point. But there isn't a need to be degrading people for their own opinions. My $0.02 on that part. And I already gave my opinion on the ganja before, if it is legalized, it should have the same restrictions that cigarettes and alcohol have. Restrictions such as where, who, and when it can be consumed. I believe that it should be consumed in designated smoking areas. It should not, however, be smoked or consumed when with the general public, for instance, at a park, or walking down the street where little kid are, again my opinion. Also, if you are caught driving while under the influence of marijuana, it should be considered a DUI/DWI, and carry the same weight and punishment as if you were under the influence of an illegal drug, or alcohol, as it can impair you to a point.

This is just turning into a giant flame war on "I'm right and your wrong." It's an opinion! There are studies that show both sides of the argument, and both sides are true, to a point. But there isn't a need to be degrading people for their own opinions. My $0.02 on that part. And I already gave my opinion on the ganja before, if it is legalized, it should have the same restrictions that cigarettes and alcohol have. Restrictions such as where, who, and when it can be consumed. I believe that it should be consumed in designated smoking areas. It should not, however, be smoked or consumed when with the general public, for instance, at a park, or walking down the street where little kid are, again my opinion. Also, if you are caught driving while under the influence of marijuana, it should be considered a DUI/DWI, and carry the same weight and punishment as if you were under the influence of an illegal drug, or alcohol, as it can impair you to a point.

 

To be clear - I was not Degrading anyone - If someone wants to give their opinion, as you have, that's great! But when ppl start posting "FACTS" that are complete BS or are only partly true, it gets on my nerves - please everyone post your opinion - But dont post false facts you "Learned at a university".

 

And I agree with you 110%...Well expect the "if"    ... It already is..in 2 states. And it is regulated, cant smoke in public, u get DUI for driving while stoned, it is pretty much regulated just like alcohol. And its working great.

 

Thank you Crawford for posting your Opinion...and not BS facts..

 

 

There's a reason topics like these usually end up with mods warning people, or closing topics. People have no idea how to debate, or be constructive without being a dick. These aren't debates, they are arguments. 

 

and no, a debate and an argument are not the same thing.

 

 

A mod should just go ahead and lock this already, nothing useful, or constructive will become of this. I could be wrong, but I've been on different forums on different sites for 6-7 years now, and "debate" topics never end well. 

 

 

 

Edit: Maybe I should add my something on-topic here.

 

Legalize it, tax it, but make it illegal to smoke in certain places, near primary/elementary or middle schools, and select public places.. hospitals, some parks, outside of establishments. 

Edited March 20, 201412 yr by Requiem

To be clear - I was not Degrading anyone - If someone wants to give their opinion, as you have, that's great! But when ppl start posting "FACTS" that are complete BS or are only partly true, it gets on my nerves - please everyone post your opinion - But dont post false facts you "Learned at a university".

 

And I agree with you 110%...Well expect the "if"    ... It already is..in 2 states. And it is regulated, cant smoke in public, u get DUI for driving while stoned, it is pretty much regulated just like alcohol. And its working great.

 

Thank you Crawford for posting your Opinion...and not BS facts..

 

You realize that all the "studies" you posted are really old? Like from '85 or '92? You just don't understand the medical background of these studies, misinterpretate them and make it appear as hard facts. That's not true. -snip- Just because they're uncomfortable for you they aren't wrong.

 

And more people die from aspirine worldwide than from marijuana - still marijuana is more dangerous than aspirine. You rip these facts out of their context, misinterpretate them (like I said earlier) and try to convince people with it. That is just populism but no scientific debate. I even tried to explain to you WHY exactly marijuana is more dangerous than caffeine (I never said it is more dangerous than alcohol though, my reason for not legalizing marijuana is based on another fact) and you come up with some studies you again don't understand.

Edited March 20, 201412 yr by cp702
personal attack removed

Really? your going to try to say studies arent valid because there old? Incredible...

 

It is obvisouly you who does not understand - Im done arguing with you on this forum. If you would like to further argue about "Facts" please PM me.

Otherwise POST YOUR OPINION...

 

Yes because there are a lot of newer studies on the subject of marijuana now so the old studies aren't on a modern scientific standard anymore conducted with old methods. Or course not all old studies are wrong, but newer studies are more valid.

 

I did already post my opinion multiple times, the problem is you always told me it was BS and contained "wrong facts" and "misinformation". Now again for you: I think marijuana isn't more dangerous than cigarettes or alcohol, but we do already have 2 legal drugs in our society and there are always people who abuse these substances and if we legalize a third drug there will be even more people who abuse these substances.

 

PS: Nice that u tell me to PM you, because I did that in the first place, yet you insulted me publicly - so nice of you

Edited March 20, 201412 yr by Crickethill

I'm personally fine with it if all of these pharmaceutical drugs are perfectly legal as well as alcohol. As long as you're inside your house and not out in public smoking marijuana, then I don't see the problem.

Should be legalized in Brazil. If you want to buy it, you will buy it easily. At least it will stop to give money to criminal organizations. I think it's not the right thing, but it's the best thing to do in the moment.

 Also you can indeed OD marijuana. - WRONG AGAIN, Sorta....

 

A smoker would theoretically have to consume nearly 1,500 pounds of marijuana within about fifteen minutes to induce an overdose. - Well I guess your right...lmfao!

Shit - Ill even be the first one to do it if you can get me that much!

 

 

 

While smoking a joint isn't as bad for your lungs as smoking a cigarette, it certainly does harm the lungs ....Again WRONG.

 

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/11/marijuana-smoking-does-not-harm-lungs-study-finds/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0

 

 

Im bored, I could tear apart your entire post, but Im gonna stop wasting my time here, Just wanted to make sure false facts were being spread.

 

Would you say that some one can get addicted to marijuana? I say yes. Go to minute 38:00 and watch all the way through 43:00. Even national geographic (who shows both point of view) says you can get addicted to marijuana

 

Oh and also Nat Geo says (from the actual medical field) in the video that holding the marijuana for at least 15 seconds can cause 4 times the amount of tar than a unfiltered cigarette (located at 4:11 in video). So here's another question... Its okay to smoke marijuana that can cause 4 time the amount of tar the but it is all bad to smoke a cigarette? Which means I guess this statement you made "While smoking a joint isn't as bad for your lungs as smoking a cigarette, it certainly does harm the lungs ....Again WRONG." Is not correct and is "Again WRONG"

 

But no matter what you most likely wont listen so don't expect me to reply to your "quote" which displays skewed articles and publications.

 

 

Also check this one out and tell me there is no down side, go to minute 13:31 in this video (bottom)

 

 

Edited March 20, 201412 yr by The_Admiral

How could smoking, any smoking, which involves inhaling combustible substances residue, into your lungs not be harmful? 

How could smoking, any smoking, which involves inhaling combustible substances residue, into your lungs not be harmful? 

Bingo. The lungs are not made to inhale smoke on a regular basis, nor on a single time. In cigarettes, the tar cluggs your lungs, making your stamina worse. Smoke from fire for a example, is lethal, due to the smoke having toxic stuff in it. Aaaaand i don't think marijuana has less of those toxic chemicals in it's smoke. Drugs are wrong, they hurt both you, your family & relatives and everyone around you. I know Cocaine and Heroin are more dangerous, but in a long term, the weed can be as bad. 

IS THIS AN OPINION ON LEGALIZING?

 

It so funny you try to play with the "big boys"...

You are a kid who has no clue what your talking about, and only knows what you have seen on "Nat Geo", and been told, you OBVIOUSLY are still not doing your own research - Youtube is NOT research FYI... At least these other guys provided some research papers, or articles. You will NEVER convince anyone that marijuana is bad...just stop trying... As I have told you before - Its already Legal, Becoming more legal, and...you cant do anything to stop it considering over 50% of Americans want it legalized... But you must be smarter than 160 Million Americans..

 

STFU and post your OPINION on the topic... Im not even gonna argue, you are not worth a min of my time.

 

Insulting someone and telling them to "STFU" Is completely unnecessary.

 

Also, calling someone a kid when you're acting like a child your self is stupid as fuck.

 

This topic is open to everyone on this website, and they can post their input, thoughts, and opinions if they want to.

 

How could smoking, any smoking, which involves inhaling combustible substances residue, into your lungs not be harmful? 

 

Oh its extremely harmful, the lungs aren't meant to inhale that kind of shit. 

 

 

What some people fail to understand (no one specific) is smoking marijuana isn't harmless, and it isn't healthy.

 

It's what's in the marijuana that can be medically beneficial for certain illnesses/diseases.

Tetrahydrocannabinol or "THC" for short.

 

I've heard cannabis oils can kill off cancer cells, but I think smoking it isn't the way to go. I'm not an expert in this area, and I'm not going to list off 

a bunch of different things cannabis oil, or other similar products can do to heal, or help heal the body, because I honestly don't know enough about it.

 

My opinion on smoking marijuana is this, It should be illegal, but if i had my way, smoking cigarettes would be illegal as well. 

 Its Admiral - Its completely Necessary...Considering I didn't Insult Him.. Simply stated facts about him.

 

Im done on this topic - Its LEGAL - HEALTHY AND HARMLESS.

It's not legal everywhere.

It's not healthy to smoke. 

It's not harmless.