Psychosis associated with the use of cannabis appears to be a distinct type of first episode psychosis. ow.ly/kZhx50Z7OxC

Some states track substance use child related deaths. here are several From AZ: Local review teams identified the type of substances used by the child or by other individuals contributing to the death. Overall, Marijuana was the most common substance used, followed by alcohol and opiates Page 100 azdhs.gov/documents/preventi…

Mother used cannabis while pregnant. This case is unique in that other possible causes of death can be eliminated. With growing use of marijuana by pregnant women and increases in newborn drug screening of umbilical cord homogenate, more cases of neonatal death due to acute marijuana toxicity could be discovered. The positive finding of marijuana in the umbilical cord provided evidence of maternal high-dose marijuana use in late pregnancy. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…

Grok did not agree with your "the whole plot" conspiracy theory. You said "thats exactly it you just proved my point the whole plot is that they want in but create studies to fund against it as well they want in cheap too so what better way than to wreak havoc and get your gov buddies involved" Grok said: "Direct funding of anti-cannabis studies by Big Tobacco is not prominently documented in available sources. Tobacco firms have a notorious history of shaping science to downplay risks of their products and have funded nicotine-related research, but recent records focus more on their own harm-reduction products (e.g., e-cigarettes, heated tobacco) rather than cannabis opposition. Historical drug policy overlaps (e.g., broader "Reefer Madness" era efforts) involved multiple industries, but specific tobacco-to-anti-cannabis funding ties appear weaker or indirect compared to pharma and alcohol"

Grok agreed with me. : "Direct funding of anti-cannabis studies by Big Tobacco is not prominently documented in available sources. Tobacco firms have a notorious history of shaping science to downplay risks of their products and have funded nicotine-related research, but recent records focus more on their own harm-reduction products (e.g., e-cigarettes, heated tobacco) rather than cannabis opposition. Historical drug policy overlaps (e.g., broader "Reefer Madness" era efforts) involved multiple industries, but specific tobacco-to-anti-cannabis funding ties appear weaker or indirect compared to pharma and alcohol"

Where exactly is simple possession of weed a felony? Why a schedule 1? Read the definition ofschedule 1. Studies have shown the dispensary medical weed not to be effective for most of the alleged benefits. Despite medical professionals stating weed should not be used to treat Glaucoma some states list it as a qualifying condition for medical weed. 1)Evidence is insufficient for the use of cannabis or cannabinoids for most medical indications. Clear guidance from clinicians is essential to support safe, evidence-based decision-making. Clinicians should weigh benefits against risks when engaging patients in informed discussions about cannabis or cannabinoid use. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4129… 2) The Bottom Line About Marijuana and Glaucoma The largest association of eye physicians and surgeons in the world does not endorse cannabis or its derivatives as a glaucoma treatment. Do not self-medicate with marijuana in an attempt to treat glaucoma. You can lose your vision if you don’t have a reliable, effective treatment for glaucoma. Speak with your ophthalmologist to find the glaucoma treatment option that’s best for you. Tell your doctor if you do use marijuana regularly. Although marijuana does lower the eye pressure, it also lowers blood pressure. Lower blood pressure could result in reduced blood supply to the optic nerve, which in turn might harm the optic nerve. Therefore it is possible that even though marijuana does lower the eye pressure, its use could conceivably make the vision loss from glaucoma worse! aao.org/eye-health/tips-prev…

Your statement "no direct organ toxicity profile" is not true. Here are a few examples for you. 1) Smoked cannabis, regardless of how it is smoked, can harm lung tissues & cause scarring and damage to small blood vessels 2) Cannabis can make the heart beat faster and raise blood pressure immediately after use. It could also lead to increased risk of stroke, heart disease, and other vascular diseases. 3) Cannabis is a cancer risk. Here is an example, brain damage from Acute hippocampal encephalopathy "24-year-old man was admitted to the clinic in Rabat experiencing status epilepticus. He reported a daily consumption of 8-10 cannabis joints since the age of 18 years, with no use of alcohol or tobacco. •Toxicological blood test positive for cannabis, but negative for alcohol or other drugs •Cerebral MRI showed bilaterally symmetrical swelling of the hippocampi with high signal anomalies in T2-FLAIR and T2 sequences, hyperintense diffusion, and no enhancement after contrast injection Diagnosis: Acute hippocampal encephalopathy" medscape.co.uk/viewarticle/b… ]

Your reading comprehension skills need improvement. "potentially contributing to lower birth rates"

Phishie, your OD statement is deeply flawed. No one has died from a tobacco OD. Even though tobacco smoking has decreased significantly, 480,000 people a year still die from tobacco. This includes 40,000 from second hand smoke. Cannabis and tobacco are both smoked and produce toxic 2nd hand smoke.

Dispensaries are recommending cannabis for pain and sleep — with no evidence sfchronicle.com/health/artic…

Your statement prohibition does not reduce drug use ignores what has happened in Japan and Singapore. Compare the OD deaths in Japan to USA OD deaths. "There is zero tolerance towards any kind of drug-related crime. Simply put, just don't do it. Be aware that cannabis is treated in the same way as other drugs. Possession of a small amount can lead to a prison sentence, so please don't bring cannabis into the country; even if it is prescribed in your country of origin" japan.travel/en/plan/local-l….

It appears cannabis advocates rely on testimonials, anecdotal evidence and false equivalency's like your pen caps. Ignored is science based evidence.

From Canada, increase in cannabis psychosis: Rose said the program has seen a large increase in cases of cannabis-induced psychosis over the past several years, especially in young people. "That can trigger psychosis in people that may have a vulnerable brain, and maybe they did have an underlying, psychotic disorder, but it's exacerbating symptoms," she said. cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/e…

@TB_Times @GovRonDeSantis @CNN @LukeNiforatos @FoxNews @CaseyDeSantis @IngrahamAngle @AnnCoulter @JudgeJeanine The TB Times editorial advocating for recreational marijuana uses the tax windfall and the illegal market will go away arguments, favorite talking points of the cannabis lobby. Cannabis taxes in Colorado not the cure-all claimed by advocates. Illegal grows still happening after 10 years of legalization. 3 of 4: "Colorado took in just $282 million in cannabis tax revenues in the last fiscal year. politico.com/news/magazine/2…

2 of 2: The TB Times editorial board did not share this in their editorial about marijuana. They said ", so we aren’t going to spend much time rehashing the health arguments". Cannabis is smoked just like tobacco with similar toxic chemicals. Cigarette smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Cigarette smoking causes more than 480,000 deaths each year in the United States. This is nearly one in five deaths. Smoking causes more deaths each year than the following causes combined: HIV Illegal drug use Alcohol use Motor vehicle injuries Firearm-related incidents cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statist…