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It's possible to have concerns about it even if alcohol is worse. I think most people are reacting to the "it cures cancer" culture which denies any negative ef
by dpbriggs 4y ago
It's possible to have concerns about it even if alcohol is worse. I think most people are reacting to the "it cures cancer" culture which denies any negative effect.
Personally I've seen weed addiction in close friends and family and it's not pretty. It's slowly poisoning yourself while your life stagnates or falls apart. But they're convinced they're not addicted as you can't get addicted to weed.
- adamsmith143 4y ago>But they're convinced they're not addicted as you can't get addicted to weed. Habit forming, yes. Physically addictive? No.
- dpbriggs 4y agoRecovery from wake and bake will involve withdrawal symptoms and cravings, both of which have a physical basis. You can't expect flooding your brain all day and every day with a menagerie of feel-good chemicals and not expect adaptations which need to be undone.
- adamsmith143 4y agoThis is not a fact based judgement. Physical Addiction has an actual basis in biology, not just your opinion.
- dpbriggs 4y agoThat doesn't make sense what you wrote. I encourage you to read up on long term maurijuana use and addiction. This Wikipedia page is detailed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_use_disorder?wprov=sfla1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_use_disorder?wprov=sf... It's common sense that your body will physically adapt to most substances consumed regularly. Most of the time that means tolerance and subsequent withdrawal when its removed, which is caused by some physical process. Weed isn't magic.