It gradually changes it to mush. The main evidence comes from Egypt where it has been legal for a number of years. It is actually a concentrated form of marijuana that they use. Over the years their speech becomes slurred and they act in a constant daze. The fact that long term use does serious damage does not mean that Congress in its infinite lack of wisdom should make it illegal for suffering cancer patients who will be dead long before they begin to suffer the long term consequences of marijuana use.
Weed can affect your brain by altering your mood, memory, and coordination. The active chemical in weed, THC, binds to receptors in the brain and can disrupt the normal functioning of neurotransmitters, leading to the feeling of being high. Long-term, heavy use of weed can also impact memory and cognitive function.
There is limited scientific research on the direct impact of smoking weed on menstrual cycles. However, some studies suggest that THC, the active compound in weed, can affect hormone levels and potentially disrupt the menstrual cycle. It is best to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Both spice (synthetic cannabinoids) and weed (natural cannabinoids) can have harmful effects on brain cells. However, spice is known to have a higher risk of causing severe damage and addictive behaviors compared to weed. It's important to be cautious when using either substance.
A simple answer is this: THC (the active/main ingredient in marijuana) is sent into your bloodstream (when you smoke the weed), is then carried to your brain, and basically reacts with the neurons in your head and changes the way you feel and what you see.
Excessive alcohol consumption can kill brain cells, while there is limited evidence that marijuana can have neurotoxic effects on the brain. However, prolonged heavy use of either substance can have negative impacts on cognitive function and overall brain health.
Weed stays in your system for a long time because the active ingredient, THC, is stored in fat cells and metabolized slowly. Factors like frequency of use, metabolism, and body fat percentage can affect how long THC remains detectable in your system.
yes drugs can affect the brain it depends on what drugs your talking about weed makes you a slight dum but not really it can mess with your moter skills and your reaction time it takes up to 6 moths for your brain to be normal again. if your thanking of taking myth or crack just kill your self:}
because the chemicals effect of the weed smoke makes your brain intereact then creates an illusion that confusses your brain
It will fry your brain!
Smoking weed every two months as a 14 year old, can effect your brain by causing short-term memory loss. Additional side effects include a distorted sense of time, paranoia, and anxiety and depression.
Weed makes your brain slower because it is a drug and not good for you! so remember kids. DON'T SMOKE WEED UNTIL YOU ARE 21 ACTUALLY. DON'T SMOKE WEED AT ALL
If you smoke, it to your lungs, your bloodstream and to your brain.
No - but your brain cells do!!
If you hate your brain and want to punish it by slowly destroying it, than you will benefit from smoking weed.
Of course not! Weed doesn't lower the amount of testosterone in your body. It will have no affect whatsoever.
no weed does not kill brain cells. but if u do find a way to loose them u do loss them permanently there the only kind of cell that does not regenerate.
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