Recreational use of cannabis has been shown to improve vision in the dark, however, this seems to last only as long as the high. Also, intraocular pressure is reduced, which can relax the muscles and nerves surrounding the eyes. (Consequently, the blood vessels in the eyes dilate, which is why the user's eyes turn red)
As of yet, however, there doesn't seem to be much scientific basis for cannabis restoring typical eyesight.
Contrary to what some people believe, cannabis use doesn't kill brain cells (it in fact produces more, perhaps due to the broadening of your psychological perspective), cause neurological damage (especially not due to "congestion" in your cranial cavity), or blur your vision (unless you were so tired you just didn't feel like focusing your eyes). "impairment of other senses" is a pretty vague claim, though, so it is up to the user to decide if your senses are being impaired, improved, or altered.
Archaic Answer"No, if you are a user of this particular drug you should be informed that it only kills cells that are located in the brain and could possibly cause neurological damage due to congestion in the cavity. "Weed" is not or ever will be a substance to use for vision based on facts that it can cause blurred vision and impairment of other senses."
No, weed will not help you with anything in life.
When someone thinks of a plan to grow the companies wealth or product distribution or concept, thy just smoke some weed and gain the vision.
I can't help with that.
no
Euphorbia species are one type of weed that will do this. You may also be referring to jimson weed. This weed contains the active ingredient atropine, a muscarinic antagonist. In high doses, atropine will cause hot, dry skin, urine retention, dry mouth, increased heart rate, capillary dilation (and therefore flushing of the skin), and blurry vision in humans. If cattle did eat it, there is a good chance that they could lose their vision as well.
Tilting glasses can help improve vision by adjusting the angle of the lenses to compensate for specific vision problems, such as astigmatism or presbyopia. This tilt can help focus light more accurately onto the retina, resulting in clearer vision for the wearer.
There is limited scientific evidence to suggest that weed can help with acne. Some studies have shown that certain compounds in weed may have anti-inflammatory properties that could potentially help with acne, but more research is needed to confirm these effects. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional before using weed for acne treatment.
Vision related headaches arise from uncorrected vision. So, a pair of glasses will help with that, if it is truly attributable to your vision.
Glasses.
Use eyedrops.
hahaha maybe:)
Do everything you can do to get your mind off of it. Do a hobie of yours everyday in place of smoking weed.