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Some Basic Facts Of Marijuana and Cannabis
by John Smith LearnerMarijuana does not have a
specific drug class, but is legally considered a Schedule 1 drug by the Drug
Enforcement Administration. This means that it is defined as having a high
potential for abuse, and its use is not medically acceptable. Several states (15
of which currently include Arizona) disagree and have laws on the books
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Low-grade marijuana contains 1 to
3 percent delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and is usually sold
recreationally. THC is widely recognized as the most active psychoactive agent
in marijuana. High-quality marijuana, known as sansmilla, contains between 7
and 8 percent THC, and hemp has between 7 and 20 percent. The most concentrated
form of marijuana is hash oil, which can contain up to 70% THC!
Common terms for marijuana include:
chilled, pot, weed, hemp, herb,
old man, blanche, weed, cinquemilla, bang, hemp, tar, hemp, hash oil, chronic,
and dag.
How it feels:
The human experience of smoking
marijuana varies greatly from individual to individual. A relaxed and elated
feeling usually within a few minutes, followed by fainting and sleepiness for
about half an hour. Periods of joyful, contemplative silence are often
interspersed. Marijuana, whether quality or cannabis, takes longer to kick in.
There is a high propensity for hallucinogenic reactivity. Learning and memory
functions can be affected long after other effects have worn off. It takes some
time for the brain to clear marijuana (and its metabolites), so cognitive
function can be affected for more than a day after smoking or taking a single
dose.
No fatal marijuana overdoses have
been reported. A large dose may make a person feel scared or anxious. Although
overdose has not been observed, it affects judgment and complex coordination.
Therefore, the biggest concern with marijuana is the impact on driving skills
and therefore accidents and/or serious errors of judgment. Marijuana increases
heart rate and puts more strain on the heart. It may also be an interaction
with heart or blood pressure medications, but much more research is needed to
clarify the details. One study showed that marijuana combined with cocaine can
cause fatal heart problems.
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