Study finds Marijuana users 6X more likely to have heart attack, 4X more likely to have a stroke and 2X more likely heart failure

Dwayne_Taylor

Superstar
Joined
Aug 6, 2015
Messages
7,771
Reputation
1,074
Daps
33,370
I'm not surprised. Most weed smokers I know also smoke cigs and are sedentary. Plus like others are pointing out this corporate weed is full of chemicals.
 

UnQuantized

Superstar
Joined
Mar 11, 2022
Messages
4,845
Reputation
1,627
Daps
20,250
Good weed has it's place in moderation but if you can't get some good shyt better to go without. A little wine occasionally if you looking to unwind is cool. When I say occasionally I mean no more than once or twice a month.
 

Strapped

Superstar
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
47,349
Reputation
4,481
Daps
59,386
Reppin
404
We do not need a study to show that ingesting drugs are harmful, smoking your lungs will lead to decreased lifespan, ingesting harmful chemicals from the growing of weed is bad for you
 
Last edited:

IIVI

Superstar
Joined
Mar 11, 2022
Messages
14,789
Reputation
3,866
Daps
53,378
Reppin
Los Angeles


Think about this a ton honestly. I’m not financially poor but it applies to so much.

Same thing applies for not taking care of yourself. It’s your body, mind and bank account though so you can do what you want.
 

etrofllenrod504

All Star
Joined
May 19, 2012
Messages
2,955
Reputation
869
Daps
12,458
Reppin
NULL
Literally anyone can walk into a room and say I’m a rapper(now a successful chart topping rapper is different). Not anyone can walk into the same room of people and give diagnoses of there ailments and teach them explain methods of recovery and health.
 

FaTaL

Veteran
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
104,924
Reputation
5,326
Daps
209,482
Reppin
NULL

Marijuana Users Are 6 Times More Likely to Have a Heart Attack, According to New Study​

A new study of 4.6 million people found that cannabis users were more like to experience heart failure, strokes, and cardiac arrest

Young marijuana users are six times more likely to have a heart attack than those who abstain from the drug, according to a new study that analyzed data from more than 4.6 million people.


The study followed adults younger than 50 who didn’t have any comorbidities from 2010 to 2018. According to research that was pre-published in the journal JACC: Advances, the study found “evidence linking cannabis use to adverse cardiovascular events, including MI [Myocardial Infarction], ischemic stroke, HF [heart failure] and mortality.”


Specifically, cannabis users were six times more likely to have a heart attack, four times more likely to have an ischemic stroke, two times more likely to experience heart failure — and the risk of death from cardiovascular problems, heart attack or stroke, was tripled.


“Cannabis use appears to pose a substantial and independent risk for these outcomes, even in a population without traditional cardiovascular risk factors,” the study said. “These findings suggest cannabis as a novel and under-recognized risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.”


The study’s lead author, Dr. Ibrahim Kamel — a clinical instructor at the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine and internal medicine resident at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Boston — said doctors should ask about a patient’s cannabis use to get a better understanding of their cardiovascular health, reports SciTechDaily.


“At a policy level, a fair warning should be made so that the people who are consuming cannabis know that there are risks,” he said, according to the outlet.


It was not specified if the cannabis consumption was via smoking or edibles.



Kamel also shares that patients need to be honest with their doctors. “We should have some caution in interpreting the findings in that cannabis consumption is usually associated with other substances such as cocaine or other illicit drugs that are not accounted for,” Kamel said, according to the outlet. “Patients should be forthcoming with their doctors and remember that we are their number one advocate and having the full story matters.”


if i did smoke i would believe cigs to be more harmful
 
Top