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[craigiscool]

Are there any downides to usin weed? Like kill brain shit or nervous system fuck up or what?

[bongman 2000]

im sure short term memory gets messed up

[thccrystals]

Originally posted by craigiscool
Are there any downides to usin weed? Like kill brain shit or nervous system fuck up or what?

It could possibly make you dumber than you already are.

[pasteurised]

Originally posted by craigiscool
Like kill brain shit or nervous system fuck up or what?

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such grammer i cannot decode....

but yes, it will mess with your short term memory
not to sure about your nervous system though

pasteurised

[TooSicKs]

Weed causes munchies and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from endless hours of playstation.

By fo'realz yo,

Weed don't kill brain cells, the act of smoking causes a slight hypoxic condition which accellerates the natural process of brain cells dying, and short term memory loss suffers because that part of the brain (the Hippocampus) becomes more active. Not-so coincidentally, the hippocampus is where most of the CB1 receptor sites are located. CB1 sites are the THC receptors which cause the high to happen, while CB2 sites located primarily along the spinal cord and in the nervous system are responsible for the pain relieving effects of MJ.

I suspect that cannibis indica and cannibis sative act on these two sites in different proportions relative to the type of cannbiniods contained un each, and is why sativa gives a head high (because it priomarily affects the CB1 sites, whereas indica may interact more readily with CB2 receptor sites.

Peace

[bongman]

Originally posted by TooSicKs
Weed causes munchies and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from endless hours of playstation.

By fo'realz yo,

Weed don't kill brain cells, the act of smoking causes a slight hypoxic condition which accellerates the natural process of brain cells dying, and short term memory loss suffers because that part of the brain (the Hippocampus) becomes more active. Not-so coincidentally, the hippocampus is where most of the CB1 receptor sites are located. CB1 sites are the THC receptors which cause the high to happen, while CB2 sites located primarily along the spinal cord and in the nervous system are responsible for the pain relieving effects of MJ.

I suspect that cannibis indica and cannibis sative act on these two sites in different proportions relative to the type of cannbiniods contained un each, and is why sativa gives a head high (because it priomarily affects the CB1 sites, whereas indica may interact more readily with CB2 receptor sites.

Peace

haha awsome effort to get that all into writing

[craigiscool]

thanks everyone who helped answer my question!