Investigation of Marijuana

The research of cannabis marijuana is dry buds and leaves of cannabis sativa plants. Plants contain more than 400 chemicals including delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). And it is the main psychoactive chemical substance of plants. As we all know, THC will affect the short-term memory of our brain. In addition, cannabis affects exercise coordination, increases heart rate and increases anxiety level. Studies have also shown that cannabis usually contains carcinogenic chemicals related to cigarettes.

Researchers divided her cannabis study into three parts. The first part deals with marijuana's experience - what happens to the user and the effect of marijuana. The second part deals with the literature discussion on why marijuana is still illegal. In Part 3 we explore why society needs legalizing or legalizing marijuana. Therefore, researchers think that it is important to see the "experience of marijuana" (ie its subjective experience, influence, addiction and harm) in the literature. If the health risk associated with cannabis is low, the parliamentarians will probably consider reforming the current marijuana law.

Health effects: The health effects of smoking cannabis are not well understood. In a recent study published at the Journal of the American Medical Association, the relationship between cannabis use and pulmonary function was investigated. This was done in cohorts of more than 5,000 American adults for 20 years. The results of this study suggest that "accidental use of marijuana ... may have nothing to do with the adverse effects of pulmonary function." A recent review published in the New England Journal of Medicine explains the impact of long-term or severe cannabis use. This includes about 9% of regular addict. And the risk of chronic psychosis increases among people predisposed to such orders

One study investigated whether it is a "portal" drug that leads to more illegal use if cannabis is used. The argument that hemp is a portal vein medicine has been argued. In this study, no evidence was found that the influence of cannabis is related to the use or abuse of other illegal drugs. Cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug and therefore usually precedes the use of other illegal drugs. However, since tobacco and alcohol are often used before cannabis, it is often the first line of "portal" medicine.