GETTING KICKED OUT FOR WEED
- Thread starter TheBeigeBomber
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Addiction to what?Weed doesnt make you throw up everything you eat and give you intense stomach pains. Have you lames ever smoked weed in your life? You sound like them scared little white kids who think weed is like crack. I didnt realise you could be so clueless in the 21st century. You have access to free information and you still think weed makes you sick like I am?
Until you go to the doctor, we are gonna give you medical advice.
You got a heroin addiction breh, go to rehab. Unless you can prove that you dont with a doctor's note, that's our story and we're sticking to it.
TheBeigeBomber
#Fukkery
All advice wont be ignored. Whichever mod put that there. Im going to try and go to the doctors tomorrow. Im ignoring the "advice" where I get told weed is making me sick amd Im an addict. If you know anything about marijuana you would know that these things are false.
What is troll thread thingy on the OP?
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
It sounds like you have an addiction, friend. Maybe you should see someone
@ getting addicted to weed.
originalblackmanfromughh
Rookie
Look I like herb, but stop acting like its fukking completely harmless.
-Its illegal
-It shrinks your amygdala causing greater anxiety and a lower thresh hold for anxiety and often leads to avoidance
-It seems to be making you retarded enough to not see a dctor cus youre scared of a hose up your ass. You think youre awake during this?
-Psychlogical dependance.
-If you have a psychological problem, weed often makes it worse.
No not heroin, but there are risks involved.
-Its illegal
-It shrinks your amygdala causing greater anxiety and a lower thresh hold for anxiety and often leads to avoidance
-It seems to be making you retarded enough to not see a dctor cus youre scared of a hose up your ass. You think youre awake during this?
-Psychlogical dependance.
-If you have a psychological problem, weed often makes it worse.
No not heroin, but there are risks involved.
mortuus est
Veteran
originalblackmanfromughh
Rookie
Growers all cop seeds. Where you think cuttings come from?
fukking retarded
Dollas
https://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/
fukking retarded
Dollas
https://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/
observe
Banned
You sound dumb ass fukk,,,I know real growers...nikkas cop clones or cut clones from mothers ...nobody fukks with seeds idiot
originalblackmanfromughh
Rookie
Then you dont know real growers cus the real growers are making the mother plants the clones come from and breeding. You know middle men.
Im not saying cali herb isnt shyt. Im smoking some rainbow jones now (GDP (cali)x Casey Jones(amsterdam) from cali connoisseurs as we speak. You just dont know the scene
Lol at addng the mothers line after I called you out on it.
U lame doggie
Im not saying cali herb isnt shyt. Im smoking some rainbow jones now (GDP (cali)x Casey Jones(amsterdam) from cali connoisseurs as we speak. You just dont know the scene
Lol at addng the mothers line after I called you out on it.
U lame doggie
The blogging is back 
I should have put two and two together based on the TV thread
I should have put two and two together based on the TV thread
TheBeigeBomber
#Fukkery
You do realise the bigger your amygdala is the more anxiety you have right? So weed shrinking the amygdala cannot cause more anxiety. Thats backwards.
http://m.psychologytoday.com/blog/t...nd-connectivity-the-amygdala-predicts-anxiety
Meditation also shrinks the amygdala thats why its great for anxiety.
observe
Banned
Then you dont know real growers cus the real growers are making the mother plants the clones come from and breeding. You know middle men.
Im not saying cali herb isnt shyt. Im smoking some rainbow jones now (GDP (cali)x Casey Jones(amsterdam) from cali connoisseurs as we speak. You just dont know the scene
Lol at addng the mothers line after I called you out on it.
U lame doggie
Oh so real growers are only making mothers and not copping OG or rare clones from other people that have it exclusively ?
You don't know shyt about the weed game you just have a closet set up and read high times...stop trying to play like you know the game
Hybrinetics
Banned
In the beginning weed will help anxiety. After chronic use there's a good chance it starts causing panic attacks and long lasting anxiety that rolls over into sober life.
originalblackmanfromughh
Rookie
http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=89947
Marijuana May Shrink Parts of the Brain
By Steven Reinberg
HealthDay Reporter
MONDAY, June 2 (HealthDay News) — People who use marijuana for a long time can develop abnormalities in their brains, Australian researchers report.
Although growing literature suggests that long-term marijuana use is associated with a wide range of adverse health consequences, many people believe it is relatively harmless and should be legalized, the researchers noted.
Marijuana May Shrink Parts of the Brain
By Steven Reinberg
HealthDay Reporter
MONDAY, June 2 (HealthDay News) — People who use marijuana for a long time can develop abnormalities in their brains, Australian researchers report.
Although growing literature suggests that long-term marijuana use is associated with a wide range of adverse health consequences, many people believe it is relatively harmless and should be legalized, the researchers noted.
"However, this study shows long-term, heavy cannabis use causes significant brain injury, memory loss, difficulties learning new information, and psychotic symptoms, such as delusions of persecution [paranoia], delusions of mind-reading, and bizarre social behaviors in even non-vulnerable users," said lead researcher Murat Yucel, from the ORYGEN Research Centre and the Neuropsychiatry Centre at the University of Melbourne.
This new evidence plays an important role in further understanding the effects of marijuana and its impact on brain functioning, Yucel said. "The study is the first to show that long-term cannabis use can adversely affect all users, not just those in the high-risk categories such as the young, or those susceptible to mental illness, as previously thought," he said.
The report was published in the June issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry.
In the study, Yucel's team did high-resolution MRIs on 15 men who smoked more than five joints a day for more than 10 years. They compared those with scans of 16 men who did not use marijuana.
In addition, all the men took verbal memory tests and were examined for symptoms of psychiatric disorders.
"The more marijuana used, the more these individuals were likely to show reduced brain volumes in the hippocampus and amygdala, as well as being more likely to develop symptoms of psychotic disorders and to have significant memory impairment," Yucel said.
In fact, the hippocampus of marijuana users was 12 percent smaller, and the amygdala was 7.1 percent smaller than among nonusers. In addition, men who used marijuana also had symptoms of psychiatric disorders, Yucel's group found.
The hippocampus is associated with the regulation of emotion and memory, while the amygdala controls fear and aggression.
"There is ongoing controversy concerning the long-term effects of cannabis on the brain," Yucel said. "These findings challenge the widespread perception of cannabis as having limited or no harmful effects on brain and behavior. Although modest use may not lead to significant neurotoxic effects, these results suggest that heavy daily use might indeed be toxic to human brain tissue."
One expert agrees that heavy marijuana use can have negative effects on the brain.
"These findings are not surprising," said Dr. Adam Bisaga, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and an addiction psychiatrist at New York State Psychiatric Institute. "Chronic use of large amounts of any substance that is affecting neural transmission will most likely invoke adaptive changes and lead to the reorganization of neural networks, and possibly affect brain structures."
Heavy users of marijuana probably represent only a very small proportion of users, Bisaga said.
"It is not clear if any clinically significant changes can be seen in recreational, infrequent marijuana users, who were not studied here. These findings suggest that public health education, as well as screening, early recognition, and treatment of cannabis dependence, may prevent the progression of the disease and the loss of brain function and related psychiatric complications," Bisaga said.
SOURCES: Murat Yucel, Ph.D., ORYGEN Research Centre, Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, University of Melbourne, Australia; Adam Bisaga, M.D., assistant professor, psychiatry, Columbia University, and addiction psychiatrist, New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York City; June 2008, Archives of General Psychiatry
If you been smoking weed 10 years, you got the same size amydula as an Alzheimer patient.
Marijuana May Shrink Parts of the Brain
By Steven Reinberg
HealthDay Reporter
MONDAY, June 2 (HealthDay News) — People who use marijuana for a long time can develop abnormalities in their brains, Australian researchers report.
Although growing literature suggests that long-term marijuana use is associated with a wide range of adverse health consequences, many people believe it is relatively harmless and should be legalized, the researchers noted.
Marijuana May Shrink Parts of the Brain
By Steven Reinberg
HealthDay Reporter
MONDAY, June 2 (HealthDay News) — People who use marijuana for a long time can develop abnormalities in their brains, Australian researchers report.
Although growing literature suggests that long-term marijuana use is associated with a wide range of adverse health consequences, many people believe it is relatively harmless and should be legalized, the researchers noted.
"However, this study shows long-term, heavy cannabis use causes significant brain injury, memory loss, difficulties learning new information, and psychotic symptoms, such as delusions of persecution [paranoia], delusions of mind-reading, and bizarre social behaviors in even non-vulnerable users," said lead researcher Murat Yucel, from the ORYGEN Research Centre and the Neuropsychiatry Centre at the University of Melbourne.
This new evidence plays an important role in further understanding the effects of marijuana and its impact on brain functioning, Yucel said. "The study is the first to show that long-term cannabis use can adversely affect all users, not just those in the high-risk categories such as the young, or those susceptible to mental illness, as previously thought," he said.
The report was published in the June issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry.
In the study, Yucel's team did high-resolution MRIs on 15 men who smoked more than five joints a day for more than 10 years. They compared those with scans of 16 men who did not use marijuana.
In addition, all the men took verbal memory tests and were examined for symptoms of psychiatric disorders.
"The more marijuana used, the more these individuals were likely to show reduced brain volumes in the hippocampus and amygdala, as well as being more likely to develop symptoms of psychotic disorders and to have significant memory impairment," Yucel said.
In fact, the hippocampus of marijuana users was 12 percent smaller, and the amygdala was 7.1 percent smaller than among nonusers. In addition, men who used marijuana also had symptoms of psychiatric disorders, Yucel's group found.
The hippocampus is associated with the regulation of emotion and memory, while the amygdala controls fear and aggression.
"There is ongoing controversy concerning the long-term effects of cannabis on the brain," Yucel said. "These findings challenge the widespread perception of cannabis as having limited or no harmful effects on brain and behavior. Although modest use may not lead to significant neurotoxic effects, these results suggest that heavy daily use might indeed be toxic to human brain tissue."
One expert agrees that heavy marijuana use can have negative effects on the brain.
"These findings are not surprising," said Dr. Adam Bisaga, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and an addiction psychiatrist at New York State Psychiatric Institute. "Chronic use of large amounts of any substance that is affecting neural transmission will most likely invoke adaptive changes and lead to the reorganization of neural networks, and possibly affect brain structures."
Heavy users of marijuana probably represent only a very small proportion of users, Bisaga said.
"It is not clear if any clinically significant changes can be seen in recreational, infrequent marijuana users, who were not studied here. These findings suggest that public health education, as well as screening, early recognition, and treatment of cannabis dependence, may prevent the progression of the disease and the loss of brain function and related psychiatric complications," Bisaga said.
SOURCES: Murat Yucel, Ph.D., ORYGEN Research Centre, Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, University of Melbourne, Australia; Adam Bisaga, M.D., assistant professor, psychiatry, Columbia University, and addiction psychiatrist, New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York City; June 2008, Archives of General Psychiatry
If you been smoking weed 10 years, you got the same size amydula as an Alzheimer patient.