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Can you get addicted to hash?
Yes, like any form of marijuana, it’s possible to get addicted to hash. More on hashish addiction here.
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Synthetic weed ban : Yes or No?
To date, synthetic weed is banned in certain countries and states. Here we review the top 5 reasons legal weed should be made illegal in all jurisdictions.
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How long does K2 stay in your system?
Experts don’t know how long the synthetic cannabinoids in K2 stay in your system. But some can be detected within 72 hours of use. More on the metabolism of K2 ingredients here.
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Do you get high if you eat weed?
Yes. Eating weed can get you high. But it usually takes longer and is less intense than inhaling marijuana smoke. More on bioavailability of marijuana smoked vs. eaten here. Plus, what to do if you want to quit weed totally.
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Does weed cause lung cancer?
We don’t know if weed causes lung cancer yet. But marijuana use and cancer risk are associated. Learn more about lung cancer and marijuana here.
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Do legal buds get you high?
Yes. Second generation legal bud can get you high. What’s the difference between types of legal bud? And do you risk more than just time? More here.
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Does weed cause cancer?
Weed (marijuana smoke) has been shown to be carcinogenic. But does weed cause cancer? And if THC may help treat cancer, why the confusing messages? More on weed and cancer here.
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Does weed kill brain cells?
No, weed does not kill brain cells. But it can quicken age related memory loss. Still, long term physical alteration of the brain has not been linked to marijuana use. More on structural changes in the brain and marijuana here.
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Does marijuana cause brain damage?
We think so. Marijuana affects the brain but marijuana use has not been conclusively linked to brain damage. What do scientists know about marijuana and the brain? Learn about how marijuana impacts the brain and the factors that can increase risk of brain damage here.
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Smoking herbal incense effects
Herbal incense can mimic the effects of cannabis. But users report more adverse than positive effects when smoking herbal incense. More here.
Thursday May 17th 2012
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