>may have triggered schizophrenia in some patients The same is true of marijuana, although the key word is triggered, and not necessarily caused. (Obviously so

>may have triggered schizophrenia in some patients The same is true of marijuana, although the key word is triggered, and not necessarily caused. (Obviously some debate about this) It's not randomly distributed among the general population, which suggests it mainly affects persons already predisposed. Black American teen boys seem especially at risk, in a population that otherwise sees symptoms present in the early 30's. But the striking thing to me, is that it typically happens with the very first dose, is acute onset, and is irreversible.