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Didn't read the article. Is it .0001% to .0006% or something? Cannabis may or may not trigger schizophrenia, lets assume it does. But schizophrenia is very rar
by mythrwy 5y ago
Didn't read the article. Is it .0001% to .0006% or something?
Cannabis may or may not trigger schizophrenia, lets assume it does. But schizophrenia is very rare, Cannabis use is not so the chance is obviously very low and perhaps it's just speeding up the inevitable rather then creating new actual cases of schizophrenia.
Also, lets assume Cannabis use can trigger (rather then cause) latent schizophrenia. Why would frequency of use matter? It's a binary thing, either you ingested the causative agent or you didn't. One use maybe is enough.
Overall this article appears designed to frighten casual Cannabis users but maybe those are already "proved safe" from this particular tragedy.
- MisterSandman 5y agoYour send to last paragraph doesn't make sense, there are many things that you can ingest that can only trigger disease or illness at a certain amount. Frequency of ingesting something does impact the likelihood of getting negative effects from it, even if it's just atrigger to an illness that already exists in you. This article is pretty BS, though, I agree.