3 ms·
Given that most of the health risks around cannabis (and tobacco I guess) involves the whole "inhaling burning debris" part of it, I'm starting to think the foc
by tomatotomato37 4y ago
Given that most of the health risks around cannabis (and tobacco I guess) involves the whole "inhaling burning debris" part of it, I'm starting to think the focus on the drug itself over drug delivery has been a major detriment to the whole issue. Ignoring the substance and instead shifting anything that isn't horribly addictive (though cocaine was once in Coca-Cola...) to your much more robust digestive system over abusing your lungs or mucous membranes seems like it would solve many of today's drug problems
- Georgelemental 4y agoThere's lots of evidence that THC on its own can cause serious mental health problems (other than addiction). So no, in this case we should not "ignore the substance"
- asdfqwertzxcv 4y agoYes... To people who already have or are susceptible to mental health issues. Alcohol or any other intoxicants, including prescription drugs could be just as dangerous for these types of people.
- moistly 4y agoLess that THC causes mental health problems, and more that existing mental health problems are exacerbated by THC.
- xyzwave 4y agoCan you link to this evidence?
- sebastien_b 4y ago>There's lots of evidence that THC on its own can cause serious mental health problems [Citation needed]
- cyanydeez 4y agoThe delivery is what's key to the racist nature of enforcement since the 60s