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travelingthrulife

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10. Depends what is added to the base cannabis. The flower alone is

Sun Dec 21, 2025, 03:13 PM

Dec 2025

pretty much the same as always.

Young people use cannabis, young people also get diagnosed with schizophrenia. Lots of weeds to wade through.

They are, so far, comparing apples to oranges in cannabis research. It is so far behind due to classification.

Start with flower alone and measure effects of burning vs vaporizing vs oral consumption. Then add the other products that have additives and exam that effect, one by one.

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More Than Just a High: The Cannabis-Schizophrenia Link - YALE School of Medicine [View all] mzmolly Dec 2025 OP

I'm a living example of this... appmanga Dec 2025 #1

Is this why alcohol use cannot be compared to cannabis use? efhmc Dec 2025 #2

Both are potentially adverse to those who mzmolly Dec 2025 #4

Thanks for the info. efhmc Dec 2025 #9

I think alcohol is far worse than weed... appmanga Dec 2025 #6

Thanks for sharing. mzmolly Dec 2025 #3

Oh no. BannonsLiver Dec 2025 #5

Yes, it can be harmful The Revolution Dec 2025 #7

It isn't "reefer madness" to point out the marijuana of today isn't like the 1960s, valleyrogue Dec 2025 #8

Depends what is added to the base cannabis. The flower alone is travelingthrulife Dec 2025 #10

I agree. mzmolly Dec 2025 #11

The biggest risk for developing schizophrenia is family history not pot Blues Heron Dec 2025 #12

The biggest risk factor for developing "cannabis-induced psychosis" mzmolly Dec 2025 #14

A danger to pot use 50 years ago that did this Captain Zero Dec 2025 #13

I think it was PCP? mzmolly Dec 2025 #15

I think I had the same experience drmeow Dec 2025 #16

Yeah, hallucinogenics mzmolly Dec 2025 #17