Originally Posted by Keno
I already thought you were a fucking moron before this post, but you just made damn sure I was right. Weed is not chemically addicting, so don't even try that. It sounds to me like you've never even done any drugs to know what an addiction is like (neither have I, just saying, you don't know what it feels like to be addicted) and you're just blowing everything way out of proportion. I can't believe you tried to say weed is addictive. For shame. Educate yourself: http://www.marijuanalibrary.org/brain2.htmlOriginally Posted by absolutezero
look ok this is when i was fricking 16, 6 years ago i did that with money now adays i know about the net and not paying
look bro ive tried alot of things but trust me, its like weed or booze or drugs
i know ive heard of case's like this before, looking for more support and ideas ive already started looking up locking down my comp and shit i have no videos or mag's.
so quit with the 12 year old remarks, because im sure if it was weed it would be alot differentGod, do I believe High Times magazine or an Ivy League school?Originally Posted by Brown Univeristy
Is marijuana addictive?
No one would argue that marijuana is as addictive as alcohol or cocaine. However, it's wrong to say that it is not at all addictive. More and more studies are finding that marijuana has addictive properties. Both animal and human studies show physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms from marijuana, including irritability, restlessness, insomnia, nausea and intense dreams. Tolerance to marijuana also builds up rapidly. Heavy users need 8 times higher doses to get the same effects as infrequent users.
For a small percentage of people who use it, marijuana can be highly addictive. It is estimated that 10% to 14% of users will become heavily dependent. More than 120,000 people in the US seek treatment for marijuana addiction every year. Because the consequences of marijuana use can be subtle and insidious, it is more difficult to recognize signs of addiction. Cultural and societal beliefs that marijuana cannot be addictive make it less likely for people to seek help or to get support for quitting.
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