No, a narcotic is a hand made drug, marijuana comes from a plant and can also be used for medical reasons but some people still call it a narcotic.
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∙ 11y agoMarijuana is considered to be a "downer" considering that it relaxes the user and can make the user drowsy. The drug is a narcotic
Depends what you're smoking...if you're smoking a narcotic substance, then yep, your'e smoking a narcotic. If it's a non-narcotic substance, then surprise surprise, you're not smoking a narcotic.
Yes. It's still considered marijuana.
No, but it is still considered illegal under a different law. Paraphernalia would be an instrument used to smoke marijuana.
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Marijuana is considered to be a "downer" considering that it relaxes the user and can make the user drowsy. The drug is a narcotic
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Not to be used by pregnant women or by those with heart conditions. Smoking marijuana may negatively effect the lungs. Is considered a narcotic and banned by the United States government. And more . . .
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Marijuana is the dried leaves and female flowers of the hemp plant, (cannabis), that can be used in cigarette form as a narcotic or hallucinogen.
Lorazepam is a schedule IV narcotic, as described by the US Federal Government. It's possession can be considered a crime.
Tramadol is non-narcotic.
The word 'assassin' comes from the Arabic word 'hashish,' which is what almost everyone outside of the US calls the narcotic, marijuana.
Depends on how you define it. Originally, a narcotic was any drug that made you sleepy. Today, medical professionals usually consider opioids such as Heroin and Codeine and Morphine to be narcotics. However, the US government considers any illegal drug to be a narcotic.
Depends what you're smoking...if you're smoking a narcotic substance, then yep, your'e smoking a narcotic. If it's a non-narcotic substance, then surprise surprise, you're not smoking a narcotic.
Narcotic drugs range from prescription medications, to illegal street drugs. Narcotic drugs include codeine, marijuana, morphine, heroine, and amphetamine.