Recently: Marijuana ER Visits Spike
Researchers reported that emergency departments across the state saw a sharp spike in marijuana-related visits after recreational use of pot products was made legal.
I'm not trying to say that this is something that's being pushed by a higher power, but people need to open there eyes up.
While nearly 11 percent of emergency visits were attributable to edible marijuana, only 0.32 percent of total marijuana sales in the state were for edible products. Emergency department visits for psychiatric events and cardiovascular symptoms were more likely to be due to edible marijuana than inhaled marijuana.
They said that the slower rate of absorption of THC in edible products compared with inhalable products makes it harder for users of edible cannabis to gauge the doses required to get the desired high.
Future research into the effects of marijuana should focus on THC and cannabinoid content, how it's taken, doses consumed, sex, age, body mass index, and the medical conditions for which it might be prescribed.
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That's the reason why people have to control the amount of cannabis they smoke every time. In general, marijuana has a beneficial effect on health, and I can tell you that This site even helped me start growing it, but even though I have access to cannabis, I don't smoke it 24/7, that's just a waste of product.
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