If you’ve landed on this page, it’s because there are things you want to know about marijuana: what it is, how it works, and the effects it may have on you both short-term and long-term. Below is our weed 101, quick and simple info designed to get you up to speed with weed.
If you’ve been wondering if smoking marijuana can affect your brain – you’re not the only one. On average Google receives more than 4000 searches every month from people in Australia who want to know about the effects of marijuana on the brain.
Over the last 20 years, the number of health problems and adverse effects related to marijuana use has grown, with some people putting it down to the idea that marijuana potency is stronger now than it was.
Historically marijuana wasn’t seen as an addictive drug, so it’s a fair question to ask: is marijuana addictive? We now know that, like most drugs, people who use cannabis can become addicted or dependent on it.
While there are a lot of rhymes about combining weed with alcohol and how quickly it can land you on your backside, the best advice when it comes to mixing weed with other drugs is just not to do it.
Have you ever wondered how long weed can stay in your system? Is it true that weed can stay in your system for up to six months?
Sometimes when people smoke or eat too much weed too quickly, they can become very pale and feel nauseous, dizzy, sweaty and possibly vomit.
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If you've noticed yourself feeling a bit unmotivated lately, maybe it’s time to ask yourself – could it be the weed?
If using cannabis is getting in the way of your relationships, changing your priorities or you’re just moving into the next phase of life, it may be time to think about quitting weed.
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