It is known that there is a relationship between the drug marijuana and the diseases of schizophrenia, borderline personalities, suicide attempts, self injury and mutilation, and anti-social personalities. Therefore, the drug marijuana causes people to act like someone else, can cause them to kill themselves, can cause them to injure themselves by means of cutting or sniffing, or even becoming an anti-social person, when they once were a very social person.
There are leads in testing saying that there are profound chronic and progressive chemical dependencies in marijuana. Marijuana is also 25 times more potent now than it was in the 1960's. It is also known that marijuana can affect a baby in its fetal development if you use it while you are pregnant. People say that it is easier to quit cocaine than it is to quit marijuana.
If marijuana is taken in moderate to high doses, anxiety, panic, and depression may be enhanced. Impaired short-term memory, disturbances in thought patterns, and lapses in attention may also occur. If marijuana is taken in very large doses, stronger distortions of time and space can occur. The person will start to see illusions, and they will become mentally confused. They will start to have panic reactions and will hallucinate, or see flashbacks. If you are taken off marijuana quickly, withdrawal symptoms include nausea, insomnia, irritability, and anxiety.
Although marijuana may seem like a peaceful drug when you take it, the side effects can be very dangerous, If not lethal. If you do not know if you should take marijuana, let your mind tell you. If you are questioning yourself, there is a good chance you do not want to take it.
THE RECOVERY PREOCESS AFTER TAKING MARIJUANA.
There are many ways a person can get help to quit taking the drug marijuana. The first step is admitting you have a problem and that you want to quit. It is the hardest step to do, but it is the most important.
