Marijuana

During War. It helped them communicate with nature, and they lost the war because they were always stoned lol

Depends on what you mean

The immediate effects: you will get high; you can hallucinate, get giggles, munchies etc. You may become philosophical or become focused on something, then again you may just drift off and day dream. Things may feel great by touch, you may get hot or cold or tired (this can be positive cos you have a great sleep but if you want to stay awake then its a negative). There are some negatives such as dry mouth. Mianly, you become a happier, more sociable person especially compared to someone who is drunk and making a fool of themselves or being violent.

Long term affects: gateway drug theory - some believe it is a gateway drug however most go on to harder drugs because of the crowds they hang around with. Addiction theory - cannabis is less addictive than chocolate or caffeine however many claim you can be addicted to it, this is because of the tobacco people smoke in spliffs with it. Apparently it can alos affect your motivation but that affects people who smoke it all the time; personally, i find the occaisional spliff before a task makes it far easier.

Marijuana is safer and less destructive then most pharmaceutical drugs and no it doesn't cause stomach priblems

Its widely supposed, as with many intoxicants used recreationaly, its simply a nickname coined by Mexican-Spanish speaking users who then introduced the word (and possibly the substance) into the US from where it spread elsewhere. Other places from where Cannabis Sativa had been introduced have had similar almost nonsensical words for it.

You can either go to a doctor and they will clean it or... just stop doing tabacco, start fresh, and eat healthier foods.!.!.!.!

Weed should not make you throw up. In fact it is used for cancer patients to increase their appetite and sooth nausea. The only way it could make you throw up is if the smoke is swallowed. It then lays in your stomach causing you to get sick. This would happen ingesting any type of smOke assume.

weed is considered hemp.

i know that kyle chandler doen; not smoke

idk but i do no there is no tar in weed cuz it is placed into the tobacco plants and not marijuana plants

There is tar and other bad chemicals in the wrapper of the blunt. Some wrappers may contain nicotine which is why you may get a different high because you are getting a nicotine rush. The leaf is also a tobacco leaf which also contains many chemicals. Marijuana rolled with rice paper is probably the cleanest way to smoke besides bong hits.

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Cal-OEHHA has listed the chemicals present in marijuana smoke. Marijuana smoke is on the Proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, see http://oehha.ca.gov/Prop65/docs_state/mjcrnr061909.html

Given the relatively low THC value of the stems, I suggest you remove them from the bong entirely.

your not supposed to but sometimes certain places do not ask you because of a shortage of blood my neegrus

Drinking tea helps to keep your body hydrated, a hydrated body does concentrate better.

Its not a dumb question the answer is NO . Example; if you are smoking purple nuggz and the cops knock on your door and smell it they can bust you or if a deliv. guy/girl smells it, tells the police, probation officer or a snitch .Try to smoke in the bathroom with the fan on!!

No, Jimsonweed does contain hallucinogenic chemicals; primarily Atropine; but does not have THC.

Ok so basically there is this thing called passive smoking... when someone else has a cigarette they breath out the smoke which contains tar which is made up of like 400 different chemicals and if you breathe it in its from someone else's cigarette and your taking in those 400 chemicals plus burnt tobacco which can make you lungs go black ans unhealthy

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dont do drugs!

The above makes little sense. Why would WikiAnswers have an entire section for this type of question, if not to have people ask questions like it?

Absolutely NOT. I know a lot of women who smoked marijuana throughout pregnancy and had perfect babies. Marijuana has never hurt anyone, doesn't cause birth defects, and helps morning sickness. Besides, smelling it cannot get it into your system. Everything will be fine :)

i don't know the "scientific answer" to this question, but i know from experience that if you wash your hair a lot then the weed wont be in your hair and it doesn't smell like it at all if you don't smoke weed that day. you really don't have anything to worry about with that, but i'd worry about the yellow fingers and teeth, that's a nasty one.

If you are asking the question that I think you are asking, no. Do not do it. Think of it for a second. You would be igniting a piece of paper with wax and then inhaling the fumes. Not a good idea. Also, don't use anything strange because it is not the correct grade for baking or human consumption.

Smokes often or has ever smoked? The Marijuana Policy Project claims that 100 million Americans have tried Marijuana at least once in their life. Since the US population is around 304 million people (July 08' Consensus) than aproximately one in every three people have tried it once in their life time.

Secondhand smoke is poisonous and has over 4000 chemicals, including 50 that can cause cancer. Breathing secondhand smoke can be more dangerous than inhaling smoke through a cigarette. It has twice as much nicotine and tar as the smoke that people smoking inhale and five times more carbon monoxide, a deadly gas that starves your body of oxygen.

It's technically worse than normal smoking; which doesn't make sense. But if someone that doesn't smoke breaths in your smoke, it's slightly worse; because they might not be used to it.

Please clarify question and post it in the proper category.

Secondhand smoke contains over 4000 chemicals including more than 40 cancer causing agents and 200 known poisons.

Secondhand smoke has been classified by the EPA as a Class A carcinogen - a substance known to cause cancer in humans.

Secondhand smoke contains twice as much tar and nicotine per unit volume as does smoke inhaled from a cigarette. It contains 3X as much cancer-causing benzpyrene, 5X as much carbon monoxide, and 50X as much ammonia. Secondhand smoke from pipes and cigars is equally as harmful, if not more so (Mayo Clinic release, Aug 97).

What is written below was the original answer left by a complete moron. I have NEVER heard anyone say that they thought second hand smoke was not harmful. They are obviously not paying attention.

It isn't!

The smoke that goes into the person lungs is a carcinogen ( a substance or agent producing or inciting cancer). The smokers lungs absorb all most all of the unhealthy contaminents and they exhale, basically, a small amount of carbon dioxide (CO2).

Although second-smoke is smelly it is not harmful.

This answer is apparently from a smoker who doesn't want to face the facts. Read the Surgeon General's Report on smoking. Not only does the nonsmoker breath in chemicals exhaled by the smoker, they also inhale smoke from the burning cigarette. Until we can make smoking bubbles, smoking will be a health hazard for smokers and non-smokers alike.

It not only hurts you but every innocent person around you who doesn't want to smoke. Every one who breathes in second-hand smoke is endangering their health, but young children are particularly at risk as their lungs are smaller and more delicate. They are, therefore, seriously affected by tobacco smoke and the chemicals it contains. Young people exposed to second-hand smoke at home are seven times more likely to smoke. Second-hand smoke contains cancer-causing and other toxic substances that are often in greater concentrations than in the smoke inhaled by the smoker. Some chemical compounds found in smoke only become carcinogenic after they've come into contact with certain enzymes found in many of the tissues of the human body, so the smoke that is breathed out may be worse than the smoke breathed in by the smoker through the cigarette.