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Marijuana is not very addictive. The drug is less physically addicting than even caffeine. In the year 2000 marijuana was the primary drug of abuse in about 15 percent (236,638) of all admissions to treatment facilities in the United States. This statistic is misleading however. Many people caught using marijuana are given a choice in court of either going to rehab or facing more serious penalties, so many people chose to go to rehab even though they weren't really drug addicts.
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What is the addiction to marijuana?
Marijuana has never been shown to be addictive, however some people can create a psychological addiction to anything.
What is marijuana addiction and what are the signs?
Marijuana addiction is more just a mental addiction, it is not psychically addicting. The signs are just the obsessive need to smoke several times a day everyday
Is marijuana eddictive?
Marijuana is psychologically addicting but there is no evidence for any physical addiction.
What is the most addictive marijuana strain?
No strain of marijuana has any addictive properties. Marijuana is used to treat addiction.
Does marijuana help kill other drug addictions?
no because marijuana is an addiction itself...
Can people get treated for marijuana addiction?
yes, but it is not common. marijuana is not an addictive drug just pschological.
Where can I find information about marijuana addiction on the Internet?
A great website to check out regarding marijuana addiction, its effects and treatments is www.ma-online.org. The organization behind the website also holds meetings and helps support those who suffer with addiction.
Does marijuana have a physic or psycholoical addiction?
There is only psychological and physical addiction. If taken enough than both.
Is marijuana a psychologically addiction?
No it can be a mental and physical addiction learned in health class so i know!! rteehee
A person who abuses marijuana has what?
Drug Addiction or Substance Abuse
What is the level of addiction on cannabis?
Studies on this subject vary, but the majority place the developed dependency rate of marijuana users at between 10 and 30 percent with eventual addiction rates up to 10 percent. The addiction rate is smaller than most of the harder drugs falling in at a little bit less than that of alcohol. Two factors that are not considered in current studies are the continuously growing psychoactive potency of new strains and the increased usage and acceptance facilitated by the legalization movement. While advocates of marijuana use highlight the relatively less addictive nature of marijuana, the fact remains they are promoting a behavior that is just less likely to lead to an addiction, decreased IQ, and long term legal and life issues.
Why isn't there a marijuana addiction on the show intervention?
because you cant get addicted
