Marijuana

Yes, marijuana can enhance the effects of psychedelic mushrooms due to its psychoactive properties. Combining the two substances can lead to an intensified experience, which may include stronger hallucinations and potentially increased anxiety or confusion. It is important to approach this combination with caution and be mindful of the potential effects on your mental and physical well-being.

Smoking can cause discoloration of the legs, dry skin and chronic irritation in the ankle and calf region, due to constriction of blood vessels in the already-thin skin.

This is the same process that causes premature aging of the skin on other parts of the body, most noticeably the face. Heavy smoking can, for example, make a 40-year-old have the facial skin of a 60-year-old -- especially if combined with damage from tanning.

First-hand evidence is evidence that comes from someone that witnessed/was apart of whatever the situation is. For example, if there was a fire in a building, and you were trying to figure out what caused it, you would interview those who were in the building around the time of the fire. That would be first-hand evidence. Second-hand evidence would be people who were outside at the time of the fire, or people who were not directly witnessing the event. It is more reliable because the people were right there, and have a personal account of what happened.

In general, the prevalence of smoking varies by country and demographic factors. In many countries, smoking rates have been decreasing over the past few decades due to increased awareness of the health risks associated with smoking and implementation of public health policies aimed at reducing tobacco use. However, smoking rates can still be significant in certain populations or regions.

It doesn't. Unless your brain is still in the stages of development, in which only excessive use can slightly stunt that growth. Also, there are some studies, although they are not completely confirmed, that state that marijuana can exacerbate conditions such as Schizophrenia and other forms of psychosis, although that occurs ONLY if the condition is pre-existing.

There are three different species of the Cannabis Sativa plant.

Cannabis Sativa Sativa - Simply put: it gives you an uplifting high.

Cannabis Sativa Indica - Again, simplified, it makes you stoned (i.e that "couchlock" effect).

Cannabis Sativa Ruderalis - Contains so little THC that it is never used in marijuana strains.

Now, you can argue that the way you grow the plants (if you use real soil, and if so the quality of it, fertilizers, and the general proper conditions for growing etc) affects to a certain degree how the effect will be, but generally what growers do is to make strains based on a Sativa/Indica mix. A rule of thumb is that the more Cannabis Sativa Sativa that is in your strain, the more of that uplifting high you will get, and the same with Cannabis Sativa Indica only with the "couchlock" effect.

Marijuana can cause relaxation, increased talkativeness, altered perception of time, and heightened sensory experiences. Some users may also experience impaired judgment, coordination, and memory. The effects can vary based on the individual's tolerance, dosage, and method of consumption.

High repeated doses of amphetamines can result in paranoid psychosis, where the user may experience auditory hallucinations, lose touch with reality, and exhibit symptoms such as paranoia, agitation, and loss of appetite.

it will most likely increase your hearing as it does with most senses in your body.. it increases some senses and decreases others.. increases sight, hearing, touch, feel, taste buds, all that good stuff.. but say you held a lit lighter under your hand.. you would not be able to feel the burn as much if you would sobre. it also depends on how high you are.

A person who studies marijuana is called a cannabis researcher or a cannabinoid researcher.

Marijuana can lower blood pressure and cause blood vessels to dilate, which can lead to decreased blood flow to the brain, resulting in lightheadedness. Additionally, smoking can also reduce the amount of oxygen reaching the brain, further contributing to feelings of lightheadedness.

According to a 2019 survey by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, approximately 43.5 million people aged 12 and older in the United States reported using marijuana in the past year. This represents around 16.5% of the population.

A bit over half the population, as far as statistics show between 59% and 63%.

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I think marijuana definitely has that capability, but it's also a good idea to learn how to manage your anger while sober. Marijuana might be the tool that helps you learn how to do that. Hopefully there will be more studies done to answer these kind of questions :)

I have been an avid smoker for the past 25 year's, So I think this qualifies me to answer this, and I'm not going to be scientific.

In my opinion... If I am already depressed, smoking some herb actually increases my depression, because I end up sitting there just dwelling on whatever it is that I am depressed about for 20 times longer/harder then I normally would, because of the focus aspect of marijuana (I tend to get into real deep thought, like a lot of other stoners)

Smoking during a tragedy, like someone dieing doesn't make it easier (for me anyways, everyone's different)

If anyone want's to add something, feel free.

It makes you neither smart or dumb. It can make you lazy, including the brain, so that you either can't think straight or can't be bothered, when high, but holds no correlation to how dumb or smart you may be.

Using cannabis may lead to short-term effects such as altered perception, impaired memory and concentration, heightened sensory perception, and relaxation. In some cases, it may also induce anxiety, paranoia, or psychotic episodes, especially in individuals predisposed to mental health disorders. Long-term use can affect cognitive function, motivation, and lead to dependency.

Combining citalopram with marijuana can increase the risk of side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness, confusion, and impaired cognitive function. It may also worsen symptoms of anxiety or depression. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional before combining these substances to mitigate potential risks.

I think it is fair to say that it does cause mood swings as it is a drug and all drugs come with some sort of side effect to them. Some people may feel totally relaxed with it whereas others may have signs of depression or paranoia. It also depends on how often the person is taking it and whether they are using it all the time. I am not a drug user myself but I do know of people who have used this drug and have had problems with their moods when they take it.

Comment on this answer: Saying that, because "all drugs have side effects", it's fair to say that marijuana causes mood swings is ridiculous. Such a response is unscientific, and the topic requires a very scientific approach.

I'm not saying it doesn't cause mood swings; I can't answer that because all I could tell you just be a guess based on my personal experiences.

Hey I'm A 13 Year Old And I Have Friends Who Smoke Weed A lot Almost Everyday But They Are Nice And Quiet When There High And Hungry But When There Not High There Mad So I Do Think It Does Cause Mood Swings,Most Likely Because They Feel Better When There High So I Would Say It Does.

cranky sad depressed Also: Many regular marijuana users seem to lose their motivation to achieve in school, work, sports, or creative endeavors. Even if they are talented and were doing well in these areas, they may stop trying. At the same time, the money they may have spent on their productive pursuits becomes diverted to drug dealers. Some other emotional effects of Marijuana are, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Uncontrollable anger & aggression. Young people are most at risk because they have not fully developed physically, emotionally or mentally. Marijuana, also known as Cannabis, Can make you cranky, sad, and depressed.

Long-term use of marijuana can have negative effects on cognitive function, including memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills. Studies have shown that heavy and prolonged use of marijuana during adolescence can lead to a decrease in IQ. However, the exact impact of marijuana on IQ can vary depending on individual factors such as frequency of use, age of onset, and amount consumed.

Psilocybin is typically consumed orally by eating magic mushrooms, rather than smoking. Smoking psilocybin mushrooms is not an effective way to experience their effects and can be harmful to your health. It is recommended to consume psilocybin through safe and traditional methods like eating or brewing them in tea.