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How is marijuana bad?
Marijuana is not bad for you whatsoever, it is used medicinally for many different ailments, the benefits of using marijuana over traditional medicine is it is not addictive, has no harm towards your body, and can be ingested or inhaled. IT CANNOT KILL YOU!
Can marijuana get in your system by touching it?
ummm NO. its the THC in marijuana that gets you high and and you have to ingest it somehow either eating, drinking, or smoking marijuana, hash, etc.
Is marijuana smoke?
yes, through various smoking devices.. such as bongs, pipes, joints, blunts, bubblers
How opium drug is taken?
it is inhaled injected and ingested.
What are the effects of ammonia on the body?
Ingested inhaled or skin contact?
What are the side effects of roach poison?
If inhaled or ingested, cholinergic toxidrome.
Is burnt aluminum foil toxic when ingested or inhaled?
Yes, burnt aluminum foil can release toxic fumes when ingested or inhaled, which can be harmful to health. It is not safe to consume or inhale burnt aluminum foil.
Because of its low penetrating ability the type of radiation which is usually only a hazard when inhaled or ingested is?
Alpha radiation is usually only a hazard when inhaled or ingested because it has low penetrating ability and can be stopped by skin or paper. However, if alpha-emitting materials are inhaled or ingested, they can cause serious damage to internal tissues.
Can marijuana stay in a kids body if they never smoked?
If the marijuana was inhaled it stays in your body for 30 days.
Is car paint toxic?
If significant amounts are inhaled or ingested then, most definitely, yes.
How does marijuana get into the human body?
Marijuana can enter the body through inhalation (smoking or vaping), ingestion (edibles or drinks), or absorption (topical creams or patches). When inhaled, the active compounds in marijuana are quickly absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs, leading to rapid effects. When ingested, the compounds are metabolized by the liver before entering the bloodstream, resulting in delayed but longer-lasting effects.
What causes immediate hypersensitivity reactions?
Inhaled or ingested allergens usually cause immediate hypersensitivity reactions.
