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there's not really enough evidence to know. There are very few reported events of bad interactions, but that doesn't mean anything because you can't rule out s
by hprotagonist 9y ago
there's not really enough evidence to know. There are very few reported events of bad interactions, but that doesn't mean anything because you can't rule out serious underreporting -- particularly when cannabis is still a schedule 1 drug, so of course nobody's going to cop to it.
- pizza 9y agowell, there's a heuristic we can use: if the DEA isn't using a dangerous drug-drug interaction as propaganda against use of either, but the interaction has been studied, then you can use that as hints/evidence/belief before even getting into self-reports