yea i had a hard time making sense of the paper, probably my fault. it seemed like they didn't control for obesity, and it also seemed like alcohol had a much s

yea i had a hard time making sense of the paper, probably my fault. it seemed like they didn't control for obesity, and it also seemed like alcohol had a much stronger correlation. I would love to hear from someone that can properly read it though. I also find it interesting that the odds for marijuana users are 1.05 per year but, e.g. marriage is 1.17, alcohol 1.84 etc, yet the conclusion is about marijuana. Bias: I am a non-drinking, unmarried, low-blood pressure, no cholesterol, extremely underweight stoner https://www.omicsonline.org/pdfdownload.php?download=open-access/relationship-between-years-of-marijuana-use-and-the-four-main-diagnosticcriteria-for-metabolic-syndrome-among-united-states-adults-2155-6105-S11-017.pdf&aid=86076 https://www.omicsonline.org/pdfdownload.php?download=open-ac...