Scientists offer a strong counter-position to the belief that cannabis causes psychosis, pointing out the difference between correlation and causation. They argue that smoke exposure from any source (including cigarettes) could explain the reported link between cannabis and psychosis.
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Dentists’ concerns about the negative effects of cannabis on teeth are legitimate: dry mouth can lead to cavities. It is known that the terpene Delta-3-Carene can dry out bodily fluids (saliva), so avoiding strains w/ high levels can help. http://bit.ly/2KFpp0K
Cannabis Poses Danger to Adolescent Users
An evaluation of previous studies exploring unfavorable health effects of cannabis use reports that adolescents are particularly susceptible to cerebral structural and functional abnormalities. During adolescence, cannabinoid receptors are abundant in white matter. Cannabis use during this critical period of development can cause structural abnormalities in white matter, increase the tendency for risk-taking behavior, and lead to premature substance abuse. Despite its various health benefits, adolescents should exercise caution and abstain from cannabis use
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