It depends on what drugs you are asking about. theres so many its impossible to know what each single drug does to youre skeletal system alone. i do know Marijuana is a SAFE NON-physically-addictive alternative to pharmaceutical pain meds like opiates. i myself broke my clavicle severely in a car wreck and was prescribed an opiate called HYDROCODONE. i was prescribed for 3 years and i finally had my plate taken out after a bone marrow transplant and my pain reduced greatly. well my doc and i wanted me to stop taking these pain meds. he never informed me of the PHYSICAL ADDICTION you're body creates when taking this med over a period of time. I had to slowly reduce my dose over several months to minimize withdrawel symptoms. well all i can say is that it was the hardest thing i have had to overcome IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. I wasnt addicted to them BUT MY BODY WAS its impossible to explain the pain and suffering i went through to get myself off of those EVIL OPIATES. I felt like the devil was inside me trying its hardest to break out. every muscle, bone, and nerve in my body hurt and was screaming at me wanting the drug. what it did was take over my natural pain killing endorphins. so when i stopped taking the drug my endorphin level was near zero causing me to feel like i was dying. ive talked to women who have gone thru the same thing say its worse than child birth because of the legnth of the pain. now that I'm off opiate pain killers i smoke medical marijuana and it helps alot with no withdrawel.
yes
Regular exercise can make the bones in the skeletal system stronger.
respiratory system circulatory system skeletal system
Steroids do not have significant affects on the skeletal system. However, they do have significant affects on muscles, hormones, and psychological functioning.
Osteoporosis, scoliosis, arthritis, and bone cancer.
Our muscles pull on our bones to effect movement.
I am quoting this from "How_can_alcohol_affect_the_skeletal_system""Alcoholism weakens the skeletal system by reducing the ability of the body to absorb and use calcium to keep the bones strong.":D
This can be a harmless side-effect to how your body handles the intake of marijuana in your system. There is nothing really wrong with it.
It eases nausea and pain as well as stimulates the appetite.
cancer and constipation. and FAT people
joint diseases and.... something someone else will say
The skeletal system are your bones.