What are the short term effects of Marijuana and Hashish?

Answer 1

Medically and scientifically proven harmful effects of chronic marijuana use include anxiety and fear. In addition, both long term memory and short term memory are affected. The ability to solve problems and use logic and rational thinking strategies are compromised.

There are physical dangers as well. The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports that using marijuana speeds up the heart rate as much as 50%. This is particularly bad for people who already have a heart condition, as it can cause chest pain if the user has a poor blood supply to the heart. Using marijuana increases the risk of a heart attack nearly five times in the first hour after smoking the drug.

Marijuana has some degree of carcinogens, much as tobacco smoke does, so when smokers breathe it in and try to hold it in their lings to maximise its effects, it can do a great deal of damage to the delicate lung tissue. Marijuana users are unaware that the smoke they are breathing in contains more carcinogens than tobacco smoke.

Answer 2

You'll be stoned and coked up at the same time. The two drugs don't interact badly, if that's what you're asking. Marijuana is neither a stimulant nor a depressant; it is a mild hallucinogen, and therefore it does not affect the heart or central nervous system the way stimulants and depressants do. In fact, I do not know of a single drug or medication that is dangerous to take with marijuana.

Answer 3

Marijuana is no where near cocaine.

Marijuana makes you hungry happy and sleepy

Cocaine makes you a crazed addict

Answer 4

Yes, it can be. It can sometimes be referred to as a Philadelphia blunt.. Its just a marijuana laced with cocaine.

Answer 5

-problems with memory and learning

-loss of coordination

-distorted perception

-difficulty in think and problem solving

Answer 6

What are the noticeable effects on pot

Answer 7

a good time