There is no accurate way of knowing the answer to this.
Marijuana is just as addictive as tobacco, but medically in the long run has more harmful side effects.
See the related question below.
The arguments for marijuana being physically addictive are very weak at best. The more probable explanation is that people can become psychologically addicted and think they need it. Unlike physical addiction, marijuana has no "come down" or withdrawal symptoms.
There is no nicotine in Marijuana, nicotine is in cigarettes.
There is nothing in marijuana that makes you physically addicted to it. You can only be mentally addicted to it, but that also applies for about anything. Ex. Food, sex, videogames.
Most people that take marijuana are teenagers aged 12-18 years. The main reason why they take marijuana is because of curiosity and eventually become addicted to it.
People don't. It's a common misconception that someone may think they're addicted. A person with very low self will may use the excuse of being addicted, but it's a fact that Marijuana is non addictive.
No, only weak people. It is only in the mind, you have the same chance as getting addicted to brushing your teeth or even sneezing.
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There is nothing in Marijuana that is addictive. In other products like cigarettes there is nicotine, but in marijuana there is no addictive properties. Also there is no withdrawals when you stop using marijuana.
It depends on the drug. For example medicinal marijuana can be addictive if it is overdosed.
It is impossible to become chemically dependent on it, but people may enjoy using it on a daily basis, but you can't become addicted.
Because they love the thing they are addicted to so much.
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